Rajeev Sharma

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Family of Injured Delhi Police Officer Shares Account of Jantar Mantar Protest Violence

Family of Injured Delhi Police Officer Shares Account of Jantar Mantar Protest Violence

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Relatives of Delhi Police personnel who sustained injuries during the recent protest at Jantar Mantar addressed the media on Thursday, describing the physical and emotional impact of the violence on their families. Among those who spoke was the daughter of a Delhi Police sub-inspector, who recounted the circumstances surrounding her father's injuries while he was deployed to maintain law and order at the protest site. According to her, the officer had been stationed on the front line near the barricades as thousands of demonstrators gathered at Jantar Mantar. She said he had previously expressed concern that…
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Ontario Explores Future Energy Potential at Former Nanticoke Coal Site

Ontario Explores Future Energy Potential at Former Nanticoke Coal Site

Toronto (Rajeev Sharma): The Ontario government has announced $500,000 in "growth readiness funding" for Haldimand County to evaluate potential new energy projects at the site of the former Nanticoke coal-fired generating station. Closed in 2013, the facility—once the largest coal plant in North America—is being considered for a return to power generation to help meet the province's projected 90 per cent increase in electricity demand by 2050. Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce stated that the funding will support community consultations and planning for "firm" energy sources—reliable power that can be generated on demand. While no technology has been selected,…
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Trump Escalates Trade Row with Canada Over Access to Alcohol Market

Trump Escalates Trade Row with Canada Over Access to Alcohol Market

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): US President Donald Trump has escalated his trade dispute with Canada, accusing provincial governments of unfairly restricting the sale of American alcoholic beverages. The White House claims that several Canadian provinces use government-controlled liquor outlets to effectively shut out US beer, wine, and spirits from retail shelves, putting American producers at a severe disadvantage. The accusation brings renewed focus to a long-standing friction point between the two trading partners, where provincial distribution systems heavily regulate alcohol sales and market access. According to reports, the restrictions imposed by Canadian provincial liquor boards have severely constrained market opportunities for…
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Canada Deports 10,607 People in First Half of 2026 as Immigration Enforcement Intensifies

Canada Deports 10,607 People in First Half of 2026 as Immigration Enforcement Intensifies

Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has confirmed that 10,607 individuals were removed from Canada between January 1 and June 30, 2026, as the federal government continues to strengthen immigration enforcement across the country. The figures are published in the CBSA’s official “Immigration Removal Statistics – 2026” report, which provides monthly and annual data on immigration removals. According to the report, Indian nationals accounted for the highest number of removals, with 3,323 people deported, followed by Mexico (1,573), Haiti (431), the United States (372), and Colombia (354). The data further reveals that 8,551 of those removed were…
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US Court Sentences Indian National Mitul Patel in Staged Robbery and Visa Fraud Scheme

US Court Sentences Indian National Mitul Patel in Staged Robbery and Visa Fraud Scheme

Boston (Rajeev Sharma): A United States District Court judge in Boston sentenced 40-year-old Indian national Mitul Patel to one day in prison, a 1,000 USD fine, and ordered his removal from the country after he pleaded guilty to visa fraud and conspiracy charges. Patel, a resident of Worcester, Massachusetts, admitted to participating in a widespread scheme to stage fake armed robberies at convenience stores and fast-food outlets to illegally secure non-immigrant visas. According to court filings and charging documents, the fraudulent operation began in March 2023 under the direction of co-conspirator Rambhai Patel. The group carried out staged armed robberies…
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Calgary Police Confirm Body of Child Located in Underground Pipe Network Believed to Be Missing 11-Year-Old Parker

Calgary Police Confirm Body of Child Located in Underground Pipe Network Believed to Be Missing 11-Year-Old Parker

CALGARY (Rajeev Sharma): The 13-day search for 11-year-old Parker has come to a heartbreaking conclusion after search teams located the body of a child in an underground drainage pipe network in Calgary. Recovery operations were launched immediately, though significant effort is required to access the area and formally confirm the child's identity. While formal identification procedures remain underway, authorities strongly believe the deceased is Parker. Investigators believe Parker entered a deep culvert in a green space along the west side of Deerfoot Trail, traveling through a complex underground tunnel network before coming to rest in a small pipe on the…
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Five Arrested in Thailand for Abducting Three Indian Tourists in Pattaya Ransom Plot

Five Arrested in Thailand for Abducting Three Indian Tourists in Pattaya Ransom Plot

Thailand (Rajeev Sharma): Thailand Law enforcement agencies have arrested five individuals, including two residents from Punjab's Jalandhar and Amritsar districts, for their involvement in the abduction, illegal confinement, and extortion of three young Indian tourists. The victims, aged between 23 and 26, were reportedly enticed to travel to Thailand through a fraudulent low-cost holiday package before being taken hostage in a residential property in Pattaya. The arrested suspects have been identified by authorities as Avtar Singh (38) from Jalandhar, Jagjit Singh (38) from Amritsar, Rambalak Kumar (28) from Bihar, Sukhbir Singh (37), and Kulra Singh (27). Representative leaders from the…
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Assam Flood Crisis: Death Toll Reaches 75 as Government Unveils Expanded Relief Package

Assam Flood Crisis: Death Toll Reaches 75 as Government Unveils Expanded Relief Package

Guwahati: (Rajeev Sharma) Assam's flood emergency has claimed 75 lives, with seven additional deaths reported from Sivasagar district, even as the overall flood situation has shown signs of improvement. In response, the state government has announced enhanced compensation, financial aid for affected families, and special assistance for students whose education has been disrupted. Data released by the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) shows that the number of people affected by the floods has declined to nearly 3.32 lakh across seven districts, compared to 4.45 lakh a day earlier. However, large areas remain submerged, and thousands of residents continue to…
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Monsoon to Stay Active in Himachal; IMD Issues Rain Alerts, Advises Public to Avoid Rivers and Landslide-Prone Areas

Monsoon to Stay Active in Himachal; IMD Issues Rain Alerts, Advises Public to Avoid Rivers and Landslide-Prone Areas

Shimla (Rajeev Sharma): Himachal Pradesh is expected to witness another spell of widespread monsoon activity over the coming days, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting heavy rainfall across several districts. Orange and Yellow alerts have been issued, while residents and tourists have been advised to remain cautious as the risk of flash floods and landslides persists.According to the weather department, Sirmaur district will remain under an Orange Alert on Wednesday due to the possibility of very heavy rainfall. A Yellow Alert has also been sounded for Chamba, Kullu, Solan, and Shimla, where moderate to heavy showers are likely.The forecast…
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Heavy Rain Alert Prompts Closure of Schools, Colleges in Himachal’s Nahan Subdivision

Heavy Rain Alert Prompts Closure of Schools, Colleges in Himachal’s Nahan Subdivision

Nahan (Rajeev Sharma): With the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting intense rainfall across parts of Himachal Pradesh, the district administration has announced the closure of all educational institutions in the Nahan subdivision of Sirmaur district on Wednesday as a precautionary measure. The Meteorological Centre in Shimla has placed Sirmaur under an Orange Alert, warning of heavy to extremely heavy rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and the possibility of flash floods and landslides. Officials said the weather conditions could pose risks to public safety and disrupt transportation. Acting on the forecast, Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Rajiv Sankhyan issued an order directing all government and…
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