Tusker electrocuted in Sundaragada

Raurkela/Bandhamunda: A 12-year-old tusker was electrocuted after coming in contact with a live wire laid around a paddy field near Tunguritoli village under Bandhamunda police limits in Sundaragada district. The elephant’s carcass was found in the paddy field Wednesday morning....

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Minor fire breaks out at Biswa Bangla Gate restaurant, guests evacuated safely

Minor fire breaks out at Biswa Bangla Gate restaurant, guests evacuated safely

Kolkata: A minor fire broke out at the hanging restaurant at Biswa Bangla Gate, one of the primary attractions of New Town, on the evening of Vijaya Dashami in West Bengal. According to eyewitnesses, panic spread on the streets below upon seeing flames and smoke billowing from the restaurant. Fire tenders and a large police contingent quickly reached the spot after receiving the alarm. As per local sources, many guests were...

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Congress targets Centre over purported photo of Hardeep Puri with Epstein

Congress targets Centre over purported photo of Hardeep Puri with Epstein

New Delhi: The Congress Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the government over a purported photograph of Union minister Hardeep Puri with convicted American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, alleging that Modi-Shah's complete silence points to their criminal indifference towards the issue. Since earlier this year, the Congress has been demanding Puri's resignation on grounds that his name figures in the Epstein files released in the United States. Puri has, in the...

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Putin agrees to resume trilateral talks with US, Ukraine after November 10

Vladimir Putin

Moscow: President Vladimir Putin agreed Wednesday to resume trilateral negotiations with Washington and Kyiv on ending the war in Ukraine, a Kremlin official said. The Russian leader has agreed in principle to resume the talks after November 10, Putin's foreign affairs adviser Yuri Ushakov told reporters following a meeting in St. Petersburg between Putin and US President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff. The trilateral talks will focus on building a security...

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Bengal forms six-member SIT to probe Kolkata Durga Puja stampede that killed 19

Chorbagan stampede

Kolkata: The West Bengal government Wednesday constituted a six-member special investigation team (SIT) to probe the October 17 stampede at Chorbagan Durga Puja pandal in north Kolkata in which 19 people were killed and 25 injured. The SIT, headed by retired judge Justice Anindita Roy Saraswati, has been asked to submit its findings and recommendations to the state government within three months, an order issued by Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar Agarwal...

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Man killed in axe attack by uncle

Kuanrmunda: A 40-year-old man was allegedly killed by his uncle with an axe following an argument at Hadratoli village under Jalangbira panchayat in Sundaragada district late Tuesday night. The accused, Sania Kujur, 60, was arrested by Biramitrapur police, who also seized the axe allegedly used in the crime. A case (474/26) has been registered and further investigation...

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Sijimali Protest: Tribal rights activist, doctor arrested

Bhabanipatana: About six months after a violent clash occurred at Kantamal in Rayagada district, the police have arrested a tribal rights activist Laxman Nayak and noted physician, Randel Sequeira, who have been associated with anti-mining movements in Kalahandi and Rayagada districts. They were arrested from a rented house in Hill Town in Bhabanipatana of Kalahandi district on...

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Tusker electrocuted in Sundaragada

Raurkela/Bandhamunda: A 12-year-old tusker was electrocuted after coming in contact with a live wire laid around a paddy field near Tunguritoli village under Bandhamunda police limits in Sundaragada district. The elephant’s carcass was found in the paddy field Wednesday morning. Forest officials detained two people and questioned them in this connection. According to sources, a herd of...

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Origin of Riots

Riots have returned to the streets in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. The world is witnessing different waves of riots across the globe. French cities are burning. From Albania, Bangladesh, Britain and Germany to Nepal, France and the USA, riots are increasingly used as a mode of expression against the shrinking political space within bourgeois...

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Don’t forget to wear your gratitude glasses

I have never counted how many times I say “thank you” during a day, but it probably amounts to a couple of dozen. I say “thank you” to the person who holds the door open for me, “thank you” to the clerk who bags my groceries, and “thank you” to my wife when she tells me that...

PANDA DIPLOMACY

PANDA DIPLOMACY

During his recent visit to Washington, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced that China would send a breeding pair of giant pandas to Zoo Atlanta. The “envoys of friendship,” Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, arrived just a few days later. This is hardly the first time China has used its iconic bear as an instrument of soft power....

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Effigy of Ravana burns during Ravana Podi celebrations at Baramunda in Bhubaneswar       Married women smear each other with vermilion during Vijaya Dashami celebrations at Kalibadi in Bhubaneswar, Wednesday       Women take part in the traditional vermilion game during Vijaya Dashami celebrations at Sheikh Bazar Puja Mandap in Cuttack, Wednesday      ...

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US plans four-star Autonomous Warfare Command by October 2027

Washington: The United States plans to establish a four-star Autonomous Warfare Command by October 1, 2027, as the Pentagon moves to fundamentally change how its military develops, purchases and deploys drones, robotics and other autonomous weapons systems in response to rapidly evolving battlefield threats. The initiative, outlined in a letter from the Department of War's Project Agincourt...

Central Park’s horse-drawn carriages face ban

Central Park’s horse-drawn carriages face ban

New York: The horse-drawn carriages driven by coachmen in black top hats through Central Park and nearby Manhattan streets, which long seemed like 19th-century relics, may soon be phased out as New York City lawmakers prepare to vote on a Bill to ban them starting June 1, 2028. The carriages have rolled through Central Park since the...

 

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