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NASA's Voyager-1 sent signal from 24 billion km

Washington | American space agency NASA's spacecraft Voyager-1 has sent a signal from a distance of 24 billion kilometres. This is the first time in the last 5 months that Voyager has sent a message and NASA engineers have been successful in reading it. Voyager 1 was sent into space in the year 1977. This is the spacecraft made by humans which is present at the farthest distance in space. This spacecraft had stopped sending signals since November 14 last year. However, he was receiving commands sent from Earth. Actually, the flight data system of the spacecraft responsible for collecting…
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Indian government forced him to leave the country : Australian journalist

Australia | An Australian journalist claimed that she was not allowed to cover elections in India. He was also forced to leave the country. Avni Dias, who works for Australia's Private News Company, left India on April 19. According to private media reports, Avni is the same journalist who had published a report against the killing of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar in Canada. This report available on YouTube was banned in the country by the Government of India. Private News had also opposed it. Journalist's allegation Government said that your reports crossed the line. Avni told in one of her podcasts…
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23 lakh Palestinians in danger amid war with Israel

Gaza | Marks 200 days since the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel. Amid Israeli military attacks, 2.3 million citizens of Gaza are struggling to eat every day. UN says there is risk of starvation in Gaza in May. The worst situation is that of children born amidst war. By 17 April, 28 children under the age of 12 had died of malnutrition in Gaza hospitals. These included 12 children less than one month old. So far 34 thousand people have died in the Israeli attack, while more than 77 thousand people have been injured. Maximum 14,500 children are among the…
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Satellite images of Dubai floods

New Delhi | The record-breaking rains and floods that occurred last week in the United Arab Emirates had caused huge devastation. Due to this rain, many places in Dubai city were filled with water. Now NASA has released satellite images before and after the flood. The effect of rain in Dubai can be seen in these pictures.Some experts had attributed the flood to cloud seeding i.e. artificial rain . The Associated Press had claimed in its report that the Dubai administration had flown an aircraft to cause rain through cloud seeding. Shortly after this, the Gulf countries had to face heavy rains…
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Crocodile entered US airbase

US | Crocodile entered US airbase in Florida. This crocodile was seen between the tires of a tanker plane. A video of this is also going viral on social media. The crocodile was discovered when workers spotted it while checking tyres. When the crocodile did not move even after many efforts, experts had to be called to remove it. After a lot of hard work the crocodile was caught. The team has released the crocodile in a nearby river. #subhead1
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Demonstration in support of Palestine at New York-Yale Universities

New York | Students protesting in support of Palestine at America's Yale and New York University on were arrested by the police. These students were creating ruckus in the university campus. According to Yale University, the police arrested more than 50 students and also uprooted their tents on the campus.At New York University, students protesting in support of Palestine have also been arrested. However, the number of students arrested has not been disclosed. Police say that they had warned the students several times before taking them into custody. For some time now, students supporting Israel and Palestine have been continuously…
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Britain's Parliament passed Rwanda bill

New Delhi | The British Parliament passed the controversial Rwanda Deportation Bill. The purpose of this bill is to send African refugees from Britain back to their country. After its passing, the government will start deporting illegal refugees living in Britain to Rwanda. Rwanda is a country in Middle-East Africa. According to private media, this bill was brought in 2022 by the then Prime Minister Boris Johnson after an agreement with Rwanda. According to this agreement, the British government will give Rs 3 thousand crore to Rwanda for illegal refugees. With this money, Rwanda will arrange houses and employment for…
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Woman who went to see volcano in Indonesia fell from mountain, died

Jakarta | Volcanic eruptions have been occurring continuously in Indonesia's Mount Ruang since April 17. Tourists are coming from far and wide to see the volcano. Meanwhile a Chinese woman died while viewing the volcano. According to private media, the Chinese woman climbed the edge of Ijen Crater to view the volcano at sunrise. Ijen Crater is a mountain, from which the volcano is clearly visible. This mountain is known worldwide by the name Blue Fire. #subhead1 According to the police, the name of the 31-year-old woman was Huang Lihong who had come to Indonesia from China to visit. She…
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Helping Alberta become a hydrogen powerhouse

Alberta | Alberta is investing $57 million to support new hydrogen technologies that will reduce emissions, grow the economy and help the province keep powering the world.Alberta is already Canada’s hydrogen leader, producing and using more hydrogen than anywhere else in the country. The province can produce some of the lowest-cost, clean hydrogen in the world and is setting the course to become a global leader. To help drive innovation, the Alberta government is investing $57 million to develop 28 new hydrogen technologies that will reduce emissions and power the economy. By bringing more hydrogen technologies online, Alberta is accelerating…
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Investigation into Edmonton death concluded

Edmonton |  On April 9, 2024, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team was directed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the drowning and presumed death of a male following an interaction with Edmonton Police Service officers. EPS officers attempted to stop the male as he was riding a bicycle without proper lighting equipment in the area of 93 Street and 82 Avenue. The male refused to stop and rode onto a pathway with the officers following on foot. EPS’s Air 1 helicopter located the male along with the pursuing officers. Air 1 is equipped with a video system that recorded the…
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