Rajeev Sharma

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Prime Minister Mark Carney Condemns Stabbing Attack at Edmonton Gurdwara

Prime Minister Mark Carney Condemns Stabbing Attack at Edmonton Gurdwara

Edmonton (Rajeev Sharma): Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has strongly condemned a violent stabbing incident that left two worshippers injured at the Nanaksar Gurdwara in northeast Edmonton on Friday morning, stating that no one should ever feel unsafe in their place of worship. In a public statement, the Prime Minister described the violent encounter as appalling while extending his thoughts to the two victims, their families, and the broader Sikh community shaken by the event. The confrontation occurred around 5:00 a.m. during early morning prayers at the temple near 14 Street and Horsehill Road. According to the Edmonton Police Service,…
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Two Injured After Early-Morning Incident at Edmonton Gurdwara; Police Investigating

Two Injured After Early-Morning Incident at Edmonton Gurdwara; Police Investigating

EDMONTON (Rajeev Sharma): Two people were injured following an early-morning incident at Nanaksar Gurdwara in Edmonton on Friday, with the World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO) reporting that Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was also reportedly attacked during the incident. According to the WSO, an intruder entered the gurdwara at approximately 5 a.m. and attacked individuals inside the premises. Two people were taken to hospital for treatment. Edmonton police attended the scene, and the gurdwara was closed to the public while officers continued their investigation. The WSO said it is awaiting further information from authorities regarding the circumstances of the…
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Alberta Culture Days to Bring Art, Food and Community Celebrations Across Province in September

Alberta Culture Days to Bring Art, Food and Community Celebrations Across Province in September

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta is set to celebrate its diverse artistic and cultural identity throughout September as Alberta Culture Days gets underway on September 1, bringing a month-long programme of events to communities across the province. The annual celebration will feature a wide range of activities centred on arts, music, food, dance, history and local traditions. Free events will be held in communities of different sizes, giving residents and visitors opportunities to discover local talent, cultural heritage and stories. Nearly 240,000 Albertans participated in Culture Days events last year, highlighting the popularity of the province-wide initiative. The programme also provides…
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Two Alleged Gang Shooters Hurt in Delhi Police Firing After Bakkarwala Chase

Two Alleged Gang Shooters Hurt in Delhi Police Firing After Bakkarwala Chase

Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): A police operation in west Delhi's Bakkarwala area ended in an exchange of gunfire after two alleged shooters linked to the Himanshu Bhau gang reportedly opened fire at a police team. Both suspects were injured and taken into custody, according to Delhi Police. The operation followed an intelligence input received by the Crime Branch at RK Puram. Police were informed that members of the alleged gang could arrive in Bakkarwala to attack a person they had targeted. The information also indicated that gang leader Himanshu Bhau had allegedly issued threats against Dr Narendra Sharma, owner of RRM…
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Himachal Monsoon: Rain Likely Till August 22, Weather Set to Improve as Damage Crosses Rs 1,100 Crore

Himachal Monsoon: Rain Likely Till August 22, Weather Set to Improve as Damage Crosses Rs 1,100 Crore

Shimla (Rajeev Sharma): Himachal Pradesh is likely to get a brief respite from monsoon conditions after another two days of rainfall, with the weather department forecasting mostly clear skies across the state from August 23 to 27. The India Meteorological Department has predicted light to moderate showers in some parts of Himachal on August 21 and 22. A Yellow Alert for heavy rain has been issued for Kangra for August 21, while Kullu, Mandi, Shimla and Solan have also been warned about heavy rainfall. No alert has been issued for the remaining districts. State records rainfall deficit Despite several spells…
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One Person Killed After Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing on Prince George Road

One Person Killed After Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing on Prince George Road

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.( Rajeev Sharma) — A serious aviation incident in Prince George on Thursday afternoon has resulted in at least one confirmed fatality after a twin-engine aircraft made an emergency landing on a busy roadway. The incident occurred on Foothills Boulevard near North Nechako Road, where the aircraft came down and collided with vehicles on the roadway. Emergency crews, police and other first responders rushed to the scene. Police have confirmed that one person inside a vehicle died as a result of the incident. Initial information indicated that approximately eight people were aboard the aircraft, although authorities were continuing…
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Kamal Wanted by FBI Over Alleged Role in Transnational Extortion Network

Kamal Wanted by FBI Over Alleged Role in Transnational Extortion Network

Washington (Rajeev Sharma): The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued a wanted notice for a man identified as Kamal over his alleged connection with a transnational criminal organisation that US authorities have linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi Organized Crime Group. According to the FBI, Kamal is allegedly associated with a network accused of conspiring to disrupt commercial activity through extortion. Investigators say the organisation's alleged operations extended across the Central District of California and other locations. The case involves allegations of organised criminal activity spanning jurisdictions, with US authorities investigating individuals suspected of being connected to the wider network. Kamal's name…
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Sajjan Kumar Dies at 80, Leaving Behind a Controversial Political and Legal Legacy

Sajjan Kumar Dies at 80, Leaving Behind a Controversial Political and Legal Legacy

New Delhi (Rajeev Sharma): Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar, one of the most prominent political figures convicted in connection with the 1984 anti-Sikh violence, died on Thursday at the age of 80. Kumar, who had been serving a life sentence in Tihar Jail, was taken to Safdarjung Hospital after his health deteriorated. Hospital authorities confirmed his death. His passing marks the end of a long and contentious chapter involving one of the darkest episodes in India's recent history. Kumar had spent much of his later life fighting legal cases linked to the violence that erupted in Delhi following the assassination…
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Alberta Commits $5.5 Million to Fight Human Trafficking and Support Survivors

Alberta Commits $5.5 Million to Fight Human Trafficking and Support Survivors

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Alberta government is allocating $5.5 million to strengthen efforts against human trafficking and expand support for victims and survivors across the province. The funding will be distributed through the Combatting Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) grant in partnership with the Alberta Centre to End Trafficking in Persons. The initiative is intended to help prevent trafficking, protect people at risk and improve access to services for those seeking to escape exploitation. Human trafficking often involves the exploitation of vulnerable people through coercion, manipulation, violence or substance use. Provincial officials said the latest investment will help community organisations respond…
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Alberta Expands Early Support for Families With $3.2 Million Investment

Alberta Expands Early Support for Families With $3.2 Million Investment

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): The Alberta government is committing an additional $3.2 million to strengthen early intervention and prevention services for children, youth and families across the province. Applications have opened for the latest Family Resource Network grant programme, which aims to help families access assistance before challenges develop into crises. Organisations can submit applications until September 29. The new funding will raise Alberta’s total annual investment in Family Resource Networks to $66.7 million. The networks operate in urban, rural and Indigenous communities and provide services at no cost to families. Their programmes include parenting and caregiver education, support delivered in…
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