Los Angeles: US actor Mark Salling, known for his role in the hit musical TV series "Glee," died Tuesday, weeks before being sentenced for possession of child pornography, his lawyer said. He was 35.

News outlet TMZ, citing law enforcement, said Salling had committed suicide by hanging.

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Guns went blazing when two rival groups were caught in a gang war in Jagdhishpur Kotwali area of Amethi on Tuesday noon leading to the killing of a person and injuring many. Section 144 was clamped in the district and two suspects were detained

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After facing flak over the decision to issue Orange jacket passports for the ECR category, ministry of External Affairs has reversed the decision and will continue the existing practise of printing of the last page of the passport, news agency ANI has reported.

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Chennai: The Income Tax department is now seeking to quiz jailed AIADMK leader Sasikala in the tax evasion case after they claimed to have recovered original documents pertaining to shell companies from the two chambers belonging to Sasikala in the Poes garden residence of former chief minister Jayalalithaa.

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New Delhi: Supreme Court and high court judges have got a nearly two-fold salary hike with President Ram Nath Kovind giving nod to a bill passed by Parliament in this regard.

The Chief Justice of India will now get a monthly salary of Rs 2.80 lakh, up from the present Rs one lakh.

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Jowai (Meghalaya): With over 100 members resigning over allotment of tickets in Meghalaya, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi today asked partymen to work together and ensure the party's victory in the February 27 assembly polls.

Gandhi's appeal assumed significance as former cabinet minister A L Hek had joi

Kohima: Ten legislators of the ruling Naga People's Front (NPF) have resigned as members of the Nagaland Assembly in view of the growing demand from civil society groups to defer the February 27 Assembly polls, one of them said on Tuesday.

Those who quit are former Parliamentary Affairs Minister Tokheho Yeptho

New Delhi: The BJP today accused the ruling BJD in Odisha of "rampant misuse" of government machinery and adopting "devious" means to ensure its victory in the upcoming Bijepur Assembly bypoll.

It also asked the Election Commission to transfer a number of officials for a fair election.