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  • Australia court overturns law banning Sikhs from carrying kirpans in schools

    The Queensland Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that "the ban is unconstitutional under the Racial Discrimination Act
  • US court overturns conviction after judge says Black man ‘looks like a criminal to me’

    US District Judge, who is white, apologised nearly two years later when the case against Leron Liggins finally was ready for trial
  • India, Nepal sign 4 MoUs on education, water supply and sanitation facilities

    Among the four projects, three will be in the education sector and one project in Water Supply and Sanitation, at a total estimated cost of NRs. 170 million
  • Torrential rain, flash floods ravage Slovenia, killing at least 3 people 

    Torrential rains and heavy floods ravaged Slovenia on Friday, killing at least three people, cutting off roads and bridges
  • Indian Navy hosts PM of Papua New Guinea on board INS Kolkata and INS Sahyadri

    Indian Navy's frontline warships INS Sahyadri and INS Kolkata received Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea James Marape
  • Pakistan’s Parliament passes bill to establish new authority to curb money laundering and terror financing

    Pakistan's Senate on Friday gave its nod to a bill to establish a new authority to curb money laundering and terror financing
  • US: Cyberattack disrupts hospitals, health care in five states

    While our investigation continues, we are focused on addressing the pressing needs of our patients as we work diligently to return to normal operations as quickly as possible, Jillian Menzel, chief operating officer for the Eastern Connecticut Health Network, said
  • Pakistan: Imran Khan fails to appear before ECP in intra-party polls case

    Islamabad: Despite warning the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan over the party’s failure to hold intra-party elections, he did not appear before the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Friday, reported The Express Tribune. The ECP summoned Imran Khan on Wednesday and warned him that if he failed to appear before the commission, the […]
  • Study says childhood trauma may increase subsequent risk of pregnancy complications

    Childhood trauma might alter regulation of stress signalling pathways and immune system function; it might also change brain structure and function; or it might speed up cellular ageing, they say.
  • India asks Pakistan to concentrate on addressing its internal matters rather than raising Kashmir issue

    India has asked Pakistan to concentrate on addressing its internal matters rather than raising the Kashmir issue and indulging in frivolous allegations
  • Teenager charged after throwing gas on a bonfire, triggering explosion that burned 17

    A Wisconsin teenager has been charged with triggering a bonfire explosion that injured more than a dozen people.
  • Bill Gates, rumoured girlfriend Paula Hurd spotted at Bezos’s another engagement party

    Amazon founder and billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez have hosted another engagement party on the billionaire's $500 million super yacht in Italy
  • Tragedy in Mexico: 17 killed as bus carrying 6 Indians crashes into ravine

    The bus's destination was Tijuana, the border town across from southern California.
  • India to take part in summit hosted by Saudi Arabia on Ukraine: MEA

    For the Jeddah summit, the 30 invitees include Chile, Egypt, the European Union, Indonesia, Mexico, Poland, the United Kingdom, the United States and Zambia, according to WSJ.
  • Unhealthy lifestyle explains why more girls hit puberty early during Covid

    The number of girls referred to paediatric endocrinologists for precocious puberty has increased significantly over the last two years.
  • Ukrainian official says drones hit naval ship in Russian port

    Ukrainian sea drones attacked a major Russian port on the Black Sea on Friday, damaging a naval ship, according to a Ukrainian official.
  • Donald Trump pleads not guilty to election plot charges

    Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty before an Indian-American judge to the charges accusing him of orchestrating a criminal conspiracy to remain in power despite losing the November 2020 election.
  • UK invites India’s young women to be British High Commissioner for a day

    The ‘High Commissioner for a Day’ competition is a unique opportunity for talented young women from India to share their strengths with the world.
  • Walking 25 mins/day enough to reduce physical impact of bedrest on older hospital patients: Study

    Older people admitted to hospital, even those who can walk unaided by themselves, spend most of their stay in bed. But this level of inactivity can cause - post hospital syndrome.
  • Study finds frequent headaches in teenagers linked to bullying and suicidal thoughts

    The findings suggest that bullying and attempting or considering suicide may be linked to frequent headaches in teens.
  • Truecaller CEO offers job to Canada student trolled for ‘dream to leave India’

    After a video of an Indian woman studying in Canada went viral on social media for her comments about leaving India, Truecaller CEO Alan Mamedi extends his support to her.
  • Eight people killed and four injured in Thailand train collision with pickup truck

    The 54-year-old driver, Wichai Yulek, informed authorities that he noticed the oncoming train and heard a warning horn.
  • Train derailment in New York City injures 13

    Xinhua news agency quoted MTA Chairman and CEO Janno Lieber as saying that all eight cars of the train had derailed during a press briefing later in the evening.
  • Cambridge University extends fellowship for research on indentured Indians

    Between 1838 and 1917, in the aftermath of the abolition of slavery throughout the British Empire in 1834, Indians migrated from India to the Caribbean, South Africa, Mauritius, and Fiji to labor on sugar plantations.
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