Rajeev Sharma

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Alberta’s government working with municipalities to tackle social disorder

Alberta’s government working with municipalities to tackle social disorder

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Enhancing law enforcement coordination between the province and municipalities is crucial to strengthening enforcement efforts in the ongoing fight against fentanyl and the illicit drug trade. A more unified response among law enforcement agencies is crucial to effectively and efficiently addressing the fentanyl crisis and its devastating effects on Albertans. At the request of the provincial government, more than 800 community peace officers from 34 large- and mid-sized municipalities will immediately begin coordinating operations with local police to more effectively combat social disorder stemming from the use of illicit drugs, including deadly fentanyl. “We know a law…
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Sudanese Army Plane Crash Kills 46 in Omdurman, Senior Commander Among Dead

Sudanese Army Plane Crash Kills 46 in Omdurman, Senior Commander Among Dead

February 26, 2025 – A Sudanese military aircraft crashed into a residential area near Wadi Sayidna military airport in Omdurman, killing at least 46 people, including a senior army commander, according to the Khartoum state media office and military sources. Fatal Crash Near Military Airport The crash occurred late Tuesday in northern Omdurman, the twin city of Sudan’s capital, Khartoum. The Sudanese Army confirmed the deaths of both military personnel and civilians but did not initially disclose specific numbers. Military sources later revealed that a high-ranking commander was among those killed.Authorities have yet to release details on the cause of…
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Centre Opposes Life Ban on Convicted Politicians, Says Decision Lies with Parliament

Centre Opposes Life Ban on Convicted Politicians, Says Decision Lies with Parliament

February 26, 2025 – The Centre has firmly opposed a plea in the Supreme Court seeking a lifetime ban on convicted politicians, arguing that such a disqualification falls solely within the domain of Parliament. Judicial Review Cannot Override Legislative Policy In an affidavit filed before the apex court, the Centre asserted that directing Parliament to frame a law in a particular manner would amount to rewriting the statute, which is beyond the scope of judicial review. The affidavit stated, “The question of whether a lifetime ban is appropriate or not is solely within the domain of Parliament.” The government emphasized…
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Terrorists Open Fire on Army Vehicle in J&K’s Rajouri, No Casualties Reported

Terrorists Open Fire on Army Vehicle in J&K’s Rajouri, No Casualties Reported

February 26, 2025 – Terrorists targeted an Army patrol vehicle in the Sunderbani area of Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district on Wednesday afternoon, prompting a massive search operation. Attack on Army Patrol The attack occurred around 1 pm near Phall village along Sunderbani-Malla Road, a known infiltration route for militants. Officials stated that one or two rounds were fired at a vehicle belonging to the 9 JAK Rifles while it was on patrol.“At 1300 hours (1 pm), an army vehicle was fired upon at Village Phall near a water tank in the forest area,” sources confirmed. No injuries have been…
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CBSE Confirms Punjabi and Other Languages in 2025-26 Board Exams After Past Controversy

CBSE Confirms Punjabi and Other Languages in 2025-26 Board Exams After Past Controversy

New Delhi, February 26, 2025 – The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially reaffirmed that Punjabi, along with several other languages, will continue to be offered in the 2025-26 academic session. This clarification follows concerns over previous controversies regarding Punjabi’s exclusion from CBSE's syllabus.The issue first gained attention when reports suggested that Punjabi was not included in CBSE's subject list, sparking backlash from educators, political leaders, and the Punjab government. Many saw this as an attempt to sideline the language, leading to widespread protests and demands for its reinstatement. CBSE later clarified that Punjabi had not been removed…
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Priyanka Chopra’s Miss World Homecoming Faced Backlash, Reveals Mother Madhu Chopra

Priyanka Chopra’s Miss World Homecoming Faced Backlash, Reveals Mother Madhu Chopra

February 26, 2025 – Priyanka Chopra’s rise to fame began in 2000 when she won the Miss India title, followed by her victory as Miss World. However, her mother, Madhu Chopra, recently revealed that her homecoming after the pageant win was not as celebratory as expected. Backlash in Bareilly In a recent interview with Lehren TV, Madhu Chopra shared that their arrival in Bareilly was met with resistance. She recalled that local authorities did not support the grand reception that was planned for Priyanka."The state machinery said this is female exploitation and we will not accept this. Their rule was…
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SLBC Tunnel Rescue: Experts Reach End of Tunnel, Search for Trapped Workers Continues

SLBC Tunnel Rescue: Experts Reach End of Tunnel, Search for Trapped Workers Continues

February 26, 2025 – In a major breakthrough, rescue teams attempting to reach the eight workers trapped in the collapsed SLBC tunnel have finally accessed the tunnel’s end, a senior police official confirmed on Wednesday. However, significant debris continues to hinder efforts to locate the missing workers. Rescue Teams Make Progress For days, the teams had only been able to reach 50 meters before the tunnel’s end due to large amounts of muck and debris. But on Tuesday, a 20-member team—including personnel from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), and expert Rat Miners—managed to push…
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Trump Ally Pushes for Canada’s Removal from Five Eyes Amid 51st State Proposal

Trump Ally Pushes for Canada’s Removal from Five Eyes Amid 51st State Proposal

February 26, 2025 – Peter Navarro, a close ally of Donald Trump, is calling for Canada’s removal from the Five Eyes intelligence alliance, following Trump’s suggestion to incorporate Canada as the 51st state of the United States, according to The Financial Times. Five Eyes Under Scrutiny The Five Eyes alliance, established in 1941, includes the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. It is considered one of the most sophisticated intelligence-sharing networks in the world, allowing its members to exchange sensitive information on global security threats. Navarro’s push to expel Canada signals a significant shift in US foreign policy…
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Alberta News: Updating regulation, licensing of addiction treatment

Alberta News: Updating regulation, licensing of addiction treatment

Calgary (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s government is proudly building the Alberta Recovery Model, a continuum of mental health and addiction care that includes prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery. The model is based on the fact that recovery is possible, and Albertans deserve the best care to support them on their path of recovery. The Mental Health Services Protection Act provides a foundation to ensure safe, quality mental health and addiction care, and the authority to establish licensing programs for mental health and addiction services. Services for bed-based addiction treatment, narcotic transition, drug consumption and psychedelic drug treatment are currently licensed under the act.…
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Delivering care close to home in La Crete

Delivering care close to home in La Crete

Alberta (Rajeev Sharma): Alberta’s government is committed to ensuring all Albertans have access to high-quality care when and where they need it, including in remote Alberta communities. The new La Crete Maternity and Community Health Centre will provide enhanced access to maternal health and advanced ambulatory care, underscoring the Alberta government’s dedication to meeting the health care needs of communities across the province. “Every Albertan deserves high-quality health care close to home. This expanded access will ensure Albertans living in La Crete and the surrounding areas will receive timely, exceptional care when they need it most.”Adriana LaGrange, Minister of Health…
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