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11 cattle burnt alive in J&K's Poonch district
11 cattle burnt alive in J&K's Poonch district

 

Jammu,  Eleven cattle were burnt alive on Wednesday during a fire incident in a cowshed in J&K's Poonch district.

Official sources said 11 cattle died when a fire broke out in a cowshed in Kallar Kattal village of Surankote tehsil in Poonch district.

"Three bu

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TN Police for mental assessment test of juvenile accused in Vellore gang-rape case
TN Police for mental assessment test of juvenile accused in Vellore gang-rape case

Chennai,  The juvenile accused in the Vellore gang-rape case would be subjected to a mental assessment test, Vellore district superintendent of Police has said.

SP Rajesh Kannan, while speaking to IANS, said: "We will be conducting a mental assessment test of the seventeen and half-year-old who is o

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Hot, dry weather to continue in J&K during next 24 hrs
Hot, dry weather to continue in J&K during next 24 hrs

Srinagar, Weather remained hot and dry in J&K on Tuesday as the Meteorological (MeT) department forecast the same weather to continue in the two UTs during the next 24 hours.

"Hot, dry weather is likely to continue in J&K during the next 24 hours and the temperatures are expected to rise further in th

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As Shanghai struggles with Covid, cases spike in Beijing
As Shanghai struggles with Covid, cases spike in Beijing

Beijing, As the situation in Shanghai threatens to spiral out of control in its battle against Covid-19, Chinas capital Beijing has been hit by a surge in infections with alarmed residents lining up at supermarkets and provision stores struggling to control crowds as people try to stock up to prevent Shanghai-type shortages.

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Canadian police to ban motorcycle convoy protest
Canadian police to ban motorcycle convoy protest

Ottawa, The Ottawa Police said they have developed an enhanced operational approach to manage the Rolling Thunder event, a planned motorcycle convoy protest in the Canadian capital, scheduled for the coming weekend.

In a statement, the Ottawa Police said protesters won't be allowed to drive into the downtown c

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Fresh clashes undermining permanent truce in S.Sudan
Fresh clashes undermining permanent truce in S.Sudan

Juba,  The recent intensified fighting in South Sudan's Unity and Upper Nile states between the parties to the 2018 revitalised peace agreement is undermining efforts to achieve a permanent ceasefire, monitors said.

Asrat Denero Amad, Chairperson for the Ceasefire Transitional Security Arrangement Monitor

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Israel's unemployment rate drops to lowest since Covid
Israel's unemployment rate drops to lowest since Covid

Tel Aviv, The number of unemployed people in Israel decreased to 145,300 in March, registering an unemployment rate of 3.4 per cent, the country's Central Bureau of Statistics said.

It is the lowest unemployment rate in Israel since February 2020, which registered the same figure, reports Xinhua news agency.

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3 mortar rounds hit military base near Baghdad
3 mortar rounds hit military base near Baghdad

Baghdad, Three mortar rounds hit a military base near Baghdad, causing property damage, an Iraqi military source said.

Three mortar rounds hit the Camp Taji, some 20 km north of Baghdad, which houses Iraqi army forces and military training centres, the source told Xinhua news agency.

Iraqi security

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Efforts needed to fix broken US immigration system: WH
Efforts needed to fix broken US immigration system: WH

Washington,  The White House has acknowledged that the US immigration system is "broken" and has been "long overdue to be fixed".

"There needs to be more done to invest in smarter security, to have a more effective asylum processing system," Press Secretary Jen Psaki said during

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Number of people living in Aus who were born overseas falls after 20 yrs
Number of people living in Aus who were born overseas falls after 20 yrs

Canberra, The number of people living in Australia who were born overseas has fallen for the first time in more than 20 years, according to government data published on Tuesday.

The data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed that in 2021 there were 7.5 million residents who were born over

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