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    Massive dust storm triggers highway pileup, power outages in California

    A significant dust storm hit California’s Central Valley, resulting in a highway pileup and widespread power outages. This unusual weather event, known as a haboob, created near-zero visibility near Chowchilla, located 400 km north of Los Angeles. Around 20 vehicles, including a semi-truck, were involved in a collision on Highway 152 at approximately 1 p.m..

    Germany: US citizen arrested on charges of ‘spying’ for China

    The accused reportedly contacted Chinese officials this year and offered them "sensitive information about the US military," the report stated citing the prosecutors.

    Australian govt to ban social media access for children younger than 16

    Canberra: The Australian government plans to prohibit children younger than 16 from accessing social media platforms, as proposed by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. During a press conference on Thursday, Albanese and Communications Minister Michelle Rowland announced their commitment to legislate a minimum age requirement of 16 for social media use. Previously, the Prime Minister had.

    Fast-moving wildfire in California forces thousands to flee

    The blaze ignited on Wednesday morning in Moorpark, located in Ventura County, about 60 kilometers northwest of Los Angeles. By the afternoon, it had consumed over 10,400 acres and reached the outskirts of Camarillo, a city with a population of around 70,000. Evacuation orders have been issued for more than 10,000 residents as the fire.

    Inability to provide minimum security: India cancels consular camps in Toronto

    Due to concerns over inadequate security, the Consulate General of India in Toronto has canceled several planned consular camps that were meant to issue life certificates to Indian pensioners. This decision follows warnings from security agencies, who expressed their inability to ensure basic protection amid recent violent actions by Khalistani extremists. An official statement from.

    Biden calls Trump to congratulate him on election victory

    Washington: President Joe Biden has reached out to congratulate Donald Trump, who has been declared the President-elect following the recent election, according to a White House announcement. In a statement released on Wednesday, the White House reported that Biden reiterated his dedication to facilitating a smooth transition and highlighted the necessity of uniting the country..

    Looking forward to working closely together once again, PM Modi tells Trump

    New Delhi: In a recent telephonic conversation, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his eagerness to collaborate once more with US President-elect Donald Trump, who won the Presidential elections against Kamala Harris. PM Modi took to social media to congratulate Trump on his impressive win and emphasized the importance of strengthening India-US relations in various.

    Three Palestinians killed by Israeli gunfire in West Bank

    Three Palestinian men were killed by Israeli gunfire in Qabatiya, located south of Jenin in the northern West Bank, as reported by the Health Ministry. Witnesses indicated that Israeli soldiers opened fire with live ammunition at a vehicle after colliding it with a military vehicle to compel it to halt. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society.

    Fire at TUPRAS Oil Refinery in Turkey Injures 12

    Istanbul: A fire broke out at the TUPRAS oil refinery in Kocaeli province, northwestern Turkey, on Tuesday, resulting in injuries to 12 individuals, as reported by TUPRAS. The fire occurred at 1:30 p.m. local time (10:30 GMT) during compressor maintenance work at the Izmit refinery. Initial reports indicated that all 12 injured personnel sustained minor.

    Indonesia seeks 120 million USD in investment by 2025

    Indonesia aims to secure an investment of 120 million US dollars by 2025 to bolster its national economy, Minister of Investment Rosan Roeslani said on Monday.

    Won’t permit politicians to use temple facilities until Khalistani extremism is tackled: Canadian Hindu organisations

    Canadian Hindu organizations, including the Canadian National Council of Hindus (CNCH) and the Hindu Federation, have announced a strong directive following a violent incident at the Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton. They will no longer allow politicians to use temple facilities for political activities unless they take “concrete efforts” to address the rising issue of.