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India will not listen to lectures on human rights: Officials

Washington | Indian-origin lawmakers in America say that they will continue to raise the issue of human rights with India. However, India will not act on them. A summit named 'Desi Decides' was held in America. In this there was discussion about the influence of Indians in the American elections. Meanwhile, MP RO Khanna said that America should talk to India's leadership on human rights issues. He said that India was ruled by foreign rule for 100 years. So when you lecture India on human rights, they will not listen to you. India will improve only if it admits its…
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Many Indians will return from London due to Sunak government's mistake

London | Thousands of Indian nurses in Britain are facing the threat of deportation. The reason for this is the negligence of British PM Rishi Sunak government. This problem has arisen because of fake companies, which were allowed by the Sunak government to hire nurses from abroad without due diligence. In fact, when the administration recently investigated these companies which sponsor the visas of their employees by charging huge amount, most of these companies were found to be fake. After which the government is taking action against the Indian nurses brought by these companies. #subhead1 This decision will affect more…
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Risk of blood clotting from AstraZeneca vaccine: Research claims

New Delhi | The risk of another serious disease has been revealed from the Covid-19 vaccine of British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca. Research has claimed that vaccination may cause immune thrombocytopenia and thrombosis .Although this blood clotting disorder is rare ,it happens to some people, it is dangerous. Researchers also say that this is not a new disorder. VITT emerged as a new disease after the introduction of the adenovirus vector-based Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine. In 2021, during the Corona period, Covishield vaccine was made in India and Vaxjaveria vaccine was made in Europe on the formula of AstraZeneca. #subhead1 Research found that…
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Protest against France in New Caledonia in the Pacific Ocean

Paris | Violent demonstrations have been taking place for three days on New Caledonia Island, located in the South Pacific Ocean, 16 thousand kilometres away from France, over voting rules. This island has been occupied by France for 171 years. So far 5 people have died and 64 are injured in the riots. #subhead1 Police have arrested 200 people. The French government itself has given this information in the Parliament. The government has imposed emergency there for 12 days. During this period, a ban has been imposed on anyone going out. Police forces have been deployed to protect airports and…
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Israeli Defence Minister against Netanyahu on the future of Gaza

Tel Aviv | Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant has rejected Netanyahu's plan regarding the future of Gaza after the war. He warned the Israeli PM that he would never allow Israeli rule on Palestinian land. In a private news conference from the Israeli military headquarters, Gallant said, The existence of Gaza after Hamas is possible only if the Palestinian people take power here with the help of the international community. I appeal to PM Benjamin Netanyahu to take this decision. That the Israeli army will not control Gaza. A new government will be formed there immediately after the end of…
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Putin-Jinping hugged in China, America angry

China | Russian President Vladimir Putin is in China on a 2-day visit. President Xi Jinping welcomed him in Beijing. After this, both the leaders had tea together in the evening. Jinping also hugged Putin at the end of the first day of his visit. America is now angry with this growing friendship between Russia and China. America has said that if China is trying to build better relations with Western countries then it cannot support Russia in the Ukraine war. #subhead1 US State Department Deputy Spokesperson Vedant Patel said in a press briefing on Wednesday, America, G7, NATO and…
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ASIRT concludes investigations on three files

Alberta | The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has completed its investigations into three separate incidents and released the assistant executive director’s full reports on them. On March 6, 2020, pursuant to Sec. 46.1 of the Police Act, ASIRT was directed to investigate a serious-injury, single-vehicle collision following RCMP contact near Chipman. On May 6, 2020, ASIRT was directed to investigate a fatal RCMP officer-involved shooting near Leduc. On March 9, 2022, ASIRT was directed to investigate an RCMP officer-involved shooting on Kehewin Cree Nation. ASIRT’s mandate is to effectively, independently and objectively investigate incidents involving Alberta’s police that have resulted…
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Housing boom: Alberta maintains pace for record growth

Alberta | Alberta is building more homes, resulting in almost 14,000 new housing starts in the first four months of the year a historic record for the province.The province is building the homes Albertans need. New data from the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation shows total housing starts in Alberta have reached 13,560 to date from January to April 2024 ,setting a new record for the most new homes under construction during this time in Alberta’s history. April was an especially strong month, with 3,816 housing starts reported, with one third being rental homes. This growth means that housing starts…
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Supporting genomics Innovation in Alberta

Alberta | New funding from Alberta’s government will support cutting-edge genomics research in health, agriculture and environmental technology. Genomics, the study of the genetic information in humans, plants, animals and microbes, helps scientists learn patterns and functions that can be used to improve environmental stewardship and health care treatment or create more robust crops for agriculture. Genomics has the potential to be a key technology driver of Alberta’s life sciences sector. This is why Alberta’s government is investing $15 million over three years into Genome Alberta, a not-for-profit research funding organization working toward a better future through genomic innovation. Genome…
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Man wanted for murder after a woman found dead in Oshawa home

Toronto | A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a man wanted for murder after a woman was found dead in an Oshawa home. Officers responded to a wellness call at the residence in the area of Rideau Street and Saguenay Avenue, near King Street West and Park Road North. When police arrived they found the woman deceased inside the home. She has been identified as 29-year-old Dona Sajan. A warrant has been issued for 31-year-old Lal Kannampuzha Poulose for first-degree murder. Investigators believe he has fled the country and may be living in India at this time. Anyone with…
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