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Tender issued for purchase of advanced version Mark-1A of Tejas

New Delhi | The Defence Ministry has issued a tender worth Rs 65 thousand crore to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for the purchase of 97 LCA Mark-1A fighter jets. This is an advanced version of the indigenous fighter jet Tejas. This is the largest order ever given by the Government of India to an indigenous military hardware company. #subhead1 The Defence Ministry has given HAL three months to respond. The government had also placed order for Tejas to HAL in 2021. Mark-1A has more advanced avionics and radar. This will help the Air Force to replace the fleet of MiG-21, MiG-23…
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Bengaluru Rameshwaram Cafe blast-accused on 10-day police remand

New Delhi | Both the accused in Bengaluru's Rameshwaram Cafe blast appeared in the special NIA court in Bengaluru. From where both have been sent on police remand for 10 days. Both of them underwent medical test before bringing them to court. The NIA had arrested both of them from Purba Medinipur district of West Bengal on April 12. Their names are Abdul Matheen Taha and Mussavir Hussain Shazeb. #subhead1 Both the accused, who were brought on 3-day transit remand, were first kept in the Forensic Science Laboratory Directorate, Bengaluru. According to NIA, on March 1, Shazeb had placed the…
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Supreme Court ready to hear Kejriwal's appeal

New Delhi |The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea against a high court order that has upheld his arrest in a money-laundering case stemming from the alleged excise policy scam. According to the cause list uploaded on the apex court's website, a bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta will hear on April 15 Kejriwal's petition challenging the Delhi High Court's April 9 order.In a massive blow to the chief minister, the high court has upheld his arrest in the money-laundering case, saying the Enforcement Directorate  was left with little option…
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Trial of Ramlalla's Surya Tilak

Ayodhya | A successful trial of Ramlalla's Surya Tilak was conducted at the Ram Janmabhoomi temple in Ayodhya. The sun's rays were cast on the Lord's head through the mirror. #subhead1 Ram Janmabhoomi Trust said that Surya Tilak was done in the presence of scientists. In this one minute 19 second video of Surya Tilak, Ramlalla's chief priest Acharya Satyendra Das is performing the aarti. Meanwhile, the rays of the sun apply tilak on the forehead of Ramlalla.On the occasion of Ramnavami on 17th April, Surya Tilak of Ramlalla will be done at exactly 12 noon. Chief priest said -…
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Life imprisonment to 5 Indians in Britain

London | Five Indians were sentenced to Life imprisonment in Britain. They were found guilty of murdering a 23-year-old Indian driver.According to private report, Arshdeep Singh, Jagdeep Singh, Shivdeep Singh and Manjot Singh were sentenced to 28 years each for the murder. At the same time, Sukhmandeep Singh was sentenced to 10 years for helping in the attack. #subhead1 The five Indians had beaten a delivery driver Arman Singh to death in August 2023. Arman was attacked with an axe, hockey stick, iron rod, shovel, knife, cricket bat in Shrewsbury city of western England. He was murdered by 8 masked…
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Iran may attack Israel in the next 48 hours.

Tel Aviv | Israel is bracing for a possible attack from Iran, either directly or via its proxies, with drones and missiles on government targets within days, according to people familiar with western intelligence assessments, a move that has the potential to trigger an all-out regional war. An assault is expected to come as soon as the next 48 hours, said the people, who asked not to be identified as they aren’t authorized to discuss the matter publicly. One scenario is an attack on Israel  from Iranian soil, which would be unprecedented, they said. #subhead1 The move still hasn’t been approved by…
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34 crore blood money for Indian imprisoned in Saudi

Kozhikode| The deadline loomed like the sword of Damocles but an astonishing four days is all it took for people in Kerala to channel their compassion and rally together to raise an astounding Rs 34 crore to save a man from the state from the gallows in Saudi Arabia. In a display of solidarity, people in Kerala have come together to save Abdul Rahim, who hails from Kozhikode, whose only chance to live is to pay the blood money of 15 million Saudi Riyals which comes to around Rs 34 crore, before April 18, 2024. Rahim has spent 18 years…
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India handed over 56 acres of land to Bangladesh

Dhaka | There has been an exchange of land between India and Bangladesh after 50 years. The people of Bangladesh have called it an Eid gift. India has handed over 56.86 acres of land in Ranishankoi upazila of border Thakurgaon to Bangladesh. In response, India has also acquired 14.68 acres of land from Bangladesh. The exchange of lands took place in a flag meeting between BSF from the Indian side and BGB from the Bangladesh side. There was an agreement for exchange of land between India and Bangladesh in 1974, but no action was taken regarding Ranishankoi. #subhead1 Government land…
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UK considered Pakistan dangerous for travel

Islamabad | The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office of the United Kingdom has recently added Pakistan to its list of countries that it states are too dangerous for UK citizens to travel, reported Private news. In their latest report, the FCDO alerted that the organisation has updated the list and added eight more countries.According to the latest FCDO alert, the total number of banned destinations is 24, Private news reported. The FCDO’s alert covers a range of concerns that pose a threat to visitor safety, including crime, war, terrorism, disease, weather conditions and natural disasters, Private news reported, citing private…
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Celebrating champions of community justice

Alberta | Nominations for Alberta Community Justice Awards are now open to recognize individuals and organizations that are making our communities safer.Not all heroes wear capes, but in Alberta they are making our communities safer every day. Each year, the Alberta Community Justice Awards shine a spotlight on these unsung heroes whose innovative efforts and outstanding leadership have helped prevent crime and protected our communities.   Albertans are invited to nominate individuals, organizations, businesses and community groups that have made extraordinary contributions to community justice through sustainable and effective crime prevention, victim services and restorative justice, among other community justice…
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