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Delhi Police have reconstructed Dr Umar Nabi’s movements before the Red Fort blast using over 50 CCTV cameras. The footage shows his calm demeanour, night halt, and zigzag routes across Delhi before his explosives-laden car detonated near the metro station
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Police in Pulwama collected DNA samples from the mother of Dr Umar Nabi, suspected to have driven the car that exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort, killing 12. The NIA has taken over the probe as family members deny terror links
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At least 78 people receiving treatment at different hospitals, and five are in critical condition; the Air Force's F-7 BGI training aircraft crashed into the Milestone School and College building in Dhaka
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According to the findings of the post-mortem report, parts of the body were "entirely devoid of muscle" tissue and the bones began to "disintegrate upon touch". The brain matter was completely decomposed via autolysis and internal organs turned into a "black-coloured mass"
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The Additional Collector noted that the debris at the site had been combed four times over ten days, involving 100 to 150 personnel each day.
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In the case of married victims, Rs.7.5 lakh each was given to the mother and the wife. For unmarried victims, the full Rs.15 lakh was handed over to the parents.
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Officials are struggling to identify the 37 charred bodies recovered from the Sigachi factory blast. Only four have been identified so far. DNA tests are being initiated, with CFSL Hyderabad teams collecting samples to aid the identification process.
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Authorities are carrying out DNA tests to establish the identity of the victims as many bodies were charred beyond recognition or damaged
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Apex court says forcefully undergoing a DNA test would subject an individual's private life to scrutiny from the outside world
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Outperforming existing tests, it offers high sensitivity for diverse cancer types, potentially reshaping screening guidelines with further validation needed.
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Revealing the result, GGH Superintendent Dr Harishchandra Reddy said the baby boy belonged to Pavani of Kumram Bheem Asifabad district, while the baby girl was of Mamatha from Royyalapalli in Chennur.
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Hyderabad: The Police in southeastern China caught a burglar by using DNA testing technology. The DNA test was done on two blood stains of mosquitoes, which were killed by the burglar. According to the South China Morning Post, On June 11, in Fuzhou, Fujian province, southeastern China, a thief broke into a residential compound late […]
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Hyderabad: Even after his gory death on the railway tracks on Thursday, Pallakonda Raju, the only suspect in the rape and murder of the six-year-old girl in Saidabad, continues to keep the City Police on their toes. The police now have a major task staring at them – that of proving that Raju was guilty […]
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Setting up India’s first private sector dehumidified cold storage for seeds in 1998, Gubba today has 12 cold storage facilities for seeds in Hyderabad and Aurangabad (Maharashtra).
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Mechanical ventilation is often the only way to keep patients with the most severe forms of COVID-19 alive, as doctors use anti-inflammatory therapies to treat their inflamed lungs, the researchers said.