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Police raiding Malaysian restaurants on Ramzan

kuala lumpur | Moral police has become active in Malaysia during the month of Ramadan. A fine of Rs 16.65 thousand is being imposed on those who break their fast across the country. Apart from this, he is also being sentenced to 1 year in jail. The roads are being patrolled. Police, sometimes in uniform and sometimes in plain clothes, are raiding eating places. #subhead1 During this period, if any non-Muslim person is found selling food, water or tobacco to a Muslim, he is punished. The Islamic Department of Malaysia has selected 10 such places as hotspots this year, where…
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If we change the names of Chinese places, will they become ours : Rajnath

New Delhi| Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has hit out at China for announcing new names for places in Arunachal Pradesh, declaring that such moves do not change facts on the ground and that the north eastern state would always remain an integral part of India. Beijing has changed the names of places in Arunachal Pradesh on a website but nothing changes by renaming, the defence minister told an election rally in the state .If India renames some territories of China tomorrow, will they become ours? Therefore, China should not have this misconception, he said. The defence minister said that such…
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US police fired 96 bullets at the car

Washington | America's Chicago Police fired 96 bullets at a man's car. During this time, the black driver of the car, Dexter Reed, died. The incident is said to have happened on March 21. However, the video related to the incident has now surfaced. The video was recorded in the body cam installed on the uniform of a police officer present during the incident. In this, 5 police officers can be seen firing at a white car. The sound of bullets is also being heard. #subhead1 Police say Reed had fired first at an officer. In response, other officers opened…
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US reacts to India allegation on Target Killing

Washington | The US responded to the reports alleging that India carried out targeting killings beyond state borders, in neighbouring country Pakistan. The United States encouraged the two countries to find a resolution to this issue and said that it would not get in the middle. US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, responding to a question regarding the same at a press briefing, said the United States will not get in the middle of this situation, urging both sides to avoid escalations of the matter. So we have been following the media reports about this issue. We don't have any…
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The person who killed his sister and raped her body got death penalty

Washington | In Missouri, America, a convict who murdered a sister and her husband was given death sentence. He was given a poisonous injection.According to private media, the accused continued to suffer for 11 minutes after the injection, then he was declared dead. He was given lethal injection at 6 pm on Tuesday evening. 52 year old convict Brian Dorsey had murdered his sister,cousin and her husband in 2006. Sister had refused to give money. On December 23, 2006, convicted Brian Dorsey had asked for some money from sister Sara to give to drug dealers. Sara refused to give the…
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British scientist who discovered God particle dies

London | Peter Higgs, the truly gifted scientist who demonstrated the existence of the subatomic particle, has died aged 94.Higgs, an emeritus professor at Edinburgh University, won a Nobel Prize and a host of other plaudits for his work on what became known as the Higgs boson, showing how it gave the universe its shape. The hunt to prove the existence of the particle became one of science’s greatest projects and it was found, in 2012, using the Large Hadron Collider. The implications of the search were so vast that the Higgs boson was dubbed the god particle, though many…
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Regional economic growth bolstered by grant program

Alberta | Alberta’s government is investing in projects that drive economic growth across Alberta through the Northern and Regional Economic Development program.Established in 2022, the NRED program is helping to attract job-creating investment and support economic growth and diversification across Alberta by providing up to $200,000 in funding to projects that help deliver business supports, increase labour force attraction and retention, enhance tourism and build capacity for economic growth. To ensure Alberta’s regional economies can continue to prosper, the NRED program has provided $7.3 million to 74 unique projects in 2023-24 in communities across the province.Alberta’s government remains steadfast in…
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Establishing the Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence

Alberta | Alberta’s government is establishing the Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence  to inform best practices in mental health and addiction services.Alberta’s government has been leading the country in creating a system focused on recovery by building on evidence-based best practices from around the world. In five years, Alberta has removed user fees for treatment, increased publicly funded treatment capacity by 55 per cent and built two recovery communities with nine more on the way. Alberta’s government has also pioneered new best practices such as making evidence-based treatment medication available same day with no cost and no waitlist across the…
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More career education for students

Alberta | Alberta’s government is investing more than $4 million into dual credit grants to support young Albertans as they transition into post-secondary, trades or the workplace.  Career education enables students to have hands on, experiential learning opportunities that can lead to rewarding career opportunities. As part of Budget 2024, Alberta’s government is investing $4.45 million into dual credit grants for the 2024-25 school year to help attract young Albertans to in-demand careers. Dual credit courses are optional, career-based courses in grades 10, 11 and 12 that allow students to earn both high school credits and credits that count toward…
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Alberta seeks to intervene in UR Pride case: Joint Statement

Alberta | Minister of Justice and Attorney General for Alberta, Mickey Amery and Minister of Justice and Attorney General for Saskatchewan, Bronwyn Eyre issued the following statement on Alberta’s intention to intervene in the Parents’ Bill of Rights case before the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal Saskatchewan and Alberta agree that the key figures in children’s lives are their parents, and our provinces are both committed to supporting families and children so that they can work through unique needs together. Notifying parents and requiring their consent before a child’s name or pronouns can be changed in schools, and before classroom discussions about gender…
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