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Firing in Manipur's Kangpokpi, 1 dead

Imphal | There was firing between two groups in Turtuk village of Kangpokpi, Manipur on Sunday. One person died and three people were injured. Police said that 12 people of a group simultaneously opened fire on the village from the hilly area. They also fired mortars. In response the villagers also opened fire. #subhead1 Police have not shared the information about the person who died and those who were injured in the incident. Police officer said- After the firing in turtuk village, firing took place in the surrounding villages also. Bullet marks can be clearly seen in the houses. Women…
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Punjab CEO launches dedicated WhatsApp Channel

Chandigarh | In a pioneering move, the Office of the Chief Electoral Officer ,Punjab, has introduced a dedicated WhatsApp Channel, Chief Electoral Officer, Punjab. CEO Sibin C highlighted that the WhatsApp channel aims to circulate crucial information regarding elections, including election procedures, SVEEP activities, important dates, different statistics and many more information related with Lok Sabha Election 2024 etc., to the general public and stakeholders. Additionally, the channel will showcase significant initiatives undertaken by the CEOs office to enhance voter turnout, aligning with the goal of Is Vaar 70 Paar. #subhead1 This initiative is part of the CEOs ongoing efforts…
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Iran's relations with half the world deteriorated

Iran | On April 1, 13 people, including two top Iranian army commanders, were killed in an Israeli airstrike near the Iranian embassy in Syria. Since then, fears of Iran's attack on Israel started being raised. After 12 days, i.e. on the night of 13 April, Iran attacked Israel with more than 300 missiles. At one time it seemed as if the world had reached the brink of another war. However, nothing like this happened. Since then the situation has remained tense but under control. Problems started with the religious revolution. Before 1979, Iran's relations with many countries from America…
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Attacks on Hindus increased after elections in Bangladesh

Dhaka | In the general elections held in Bangladesh on January 7, 2024, the minority community living there voted for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's party Awami League, so that they could live safely and peacefully. But, the continuing attacks after the elections have revealed that Sheikh Hasina's government has failed to stop fundamentalist attacks on minorities. #subhead1 Despite the new government after the elections, attacks on Hindus have not stopped. Minority organizations claim that at least 3 attacks are taking place every month. After Sheikh Hasina took oath as the PM of Bangladesh for the 5th time, incidents of attacks…
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Homosexuality is a crime in Iraq

Baghdad | Iraq's Parliament passed a bill criminalizing same-sex relations. According to private News, in Iraq, those who have homosexual relations can now be sentenced to 10-15 years in prison.According to the new law, transgender people can also be jailed for up to 3 years. Those supporting this decision have said that through the new law they will protect religious sentiments in the country. #subhead1 According to private newspaper, people who promote homosexuality or prostitution and doctors who perform sex change surgeries will now be jailed in Iraq. Additionally, men who knowingly behave like women and those involved in wife…
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Severe devastation caused by storm in America

Washington | The tornado that hit America caused huge devastation. More than 95 storms were reported in five states. Hundreds of houses and buildings were razed to the ground due to the storm. The states of Nebraska and Iowa suffered the most damage. It will take about 2 weeks to assess the damage. #subhead1 Emergency like situations occurred in many cities. In many states, the Meteorological Department has issued a high alert for two days. According to police in Omaha, hundreds of homes were damaged there. Elkhorn, the western part of the city, suffered the most damage. The city of…
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Earthquake of 6.2 magnitude occurred in Java, Indonesia

Jakarta | An earthquake of 6.2 magnitude occurred in Java, Indonesia . It was 70 km inside the ground. Strong tremors of the earthquake were felt throughout the island of Java. Java island is 143 km from the capital Jakarta. #subhead1 At present, the Indonesian government has not said about any loss of life or property. Also, no tsunami alert has been issued.The tremors of the earthquake were felt for about a minute. Buildings in the capital Jakarta continued to shake for about a minute. The cities of Depok, Tangerang, Bogor and Bekasi were most affected by the earthquake. People…
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New VIDEO of missing Malaysian plane MH370 has surfaced

Kuala Lumpur | A new video related to Malaysia's missing flight MH370 has surfaced. This has been called the drone video of MH370. In the video, something is seen flying very close to the plane. On this, a user wrote, The round object flying so close to the plane seems to be part of some operation. There is a plasma field around the sphere, which is like gravity. Tesla CEO Elon Musk's statement has come out on this video which is being shared rapidly on social media. Musk said that he has not yet seen any evidence related to aliens.…
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Helping kids become environmental champions

Alberta | Alberta’s government is helping kids and teens study environmental issues in their own backyards and explore innovative solutions. Minister Schulz participating in a water monitoring lesson with Grade 4 students from A.E. Bowers Elementary School Alberta is home to some of the most unique, breathtaking environments and ecosystems in the world. The environmental initiatives, conservation projects and discoveries of tomorrow will come from the children and teenagers in schools right across the province. Through the Environmental Student Action Challenge, Alberta’s government is investing $14,000 to help 11 schools run creative projects for students who share a passion for…
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7 essentials things you must have in your Bag in Summer

Chandigarh | Summer decided to hit us at full speed this year. Most of us are trying to find ways to tackle the heat wave, which is getting worse by the day. Here are 7 things that you should have in your bag to make your summer days a bit more bearable. The basics Let's get the basics out of the way first. A small bottle of water and sunscreen should always be in your bag, even if you are just going on a grocery run. The hot and humid weather of Dhaka leaves us feeling dehydrated more often than…
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