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    Two women killed, three injured in accident near Payakaraopeta

    Andhra Pradesh: Around two women have been killed and three others have sustained injuries after a van carrying ten passengers collided with a tipper lorry in Andhra Pradesh’s Anakapalli district on Sunday late night. The incident occurred near the Y-Junction in Payakaraopeta when a van following the lorry crashed into it. According to preliminary reports,.

    Crown Prince of Dubai to begin India visit from Tuesday

    New Delhi: Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Al Maktoum, the Crown Prince of Dubai and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the UAE, will embark on a two-day visit to India starting Tuesday, as announced by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). This visit marks Sheikh Hamdan’s first official trip to India in his.

    Forest fires in Nepal leave scores with severe burns, respiratory illness

    Kathmandu: Nepal is grappling with multiple forest fires, leading to a dramatic increase in burn cases in hospitals treating affected individuals. The Nepal Cleft and Burn Centre, also known as Kirtipur Hospital, is overwhelmed by the number of burn patients, forcing them to transfer several victims to other facilities daily. Dr. Kiran Nakarmi, the director.

    ‘Such incidents happen in big city’, K’taka Home Minister remarks on molestation of two women

    Bengaluru: In response to the increasing incidents of sexual assaults and harassment occurring in Bengaluru at night, Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara remarked on Monday that “such incidents occur here and there in a big city.” His comments followed a media inquiry about a recent case of sexual harassment that surfaced on Sunday. Parameshwara emphasized.

    Nepal: Teachers stage nationwide strike, demand new education act

    Kathmandu: Teachers in Nepal, organized by the Nepal Teachers’ Federation, launched a general strike in the school sector on Monday, pressing for the implementation of a new School Education Act. The strike aims to escalate pressure on the government to address their demands, as reported by local media. As the main representative body for school.

    MP CM Mohan Yadav launches foundation training program for state service officers in Bhopal

    Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inaugurated the “Joint Foundation Training Program for State Service Officers” at the RCVP Noronha Academy of Administration in Bhopal, with the aim of strengthening the state’s administrative capabilities. CM Yadav emphasized that the program is designed to reinforce the state’s administrative framework and enhance public services. “Today, I.

    CBI Court Sentences Four Police Officers to 5 Years in Prison in 18-Year-Old Moga Sex Scandal Case

    Chandigarh: In the 18-year-old Moga sex scandal case, the Special CBI Court in Mohali has sentenced four police officers to five years in prison. The convicted officers include former SSP Davinder Singh Garcha, former SP Headquarters Moga Parmdeep Singh Sandhu, former SHO of Moga City Police Station Raman Kumar, and Moga City Police Station Inspector.

    Curfew imposed in Manipur’s Lilong after BJP leader’s house torched over support to Waqf Act

    Imphal: An indefinite curfew has been enforced across the entire Lilong Assembly constituency in Manipur’s Thoubal district following an incident where a mob set fire to the house of BJP minority morcha’s state President, Md Asker Ali. This action reportedly stemmed from his support for the Waqf Amendment Act. On Monday, Thoubal District Magistrate A..

    LoP Atishi writes to Delhi CM Rekha Gupta over rising fees in private schools

    New Delhi: AAP Leader and Leader of Opposition (LoP) Atishi on Monday addressed a letter to Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta regarding the escalating fees in private schools. She urged the government to issue immediate orders preventing any school from collecting increased fees from parents and guardians until a full audit of the schools’ accounts.

    Increasing air pollution keeps Nepal’s health sector and people’s life expectancy at stake

    Kathmandu: The skyline of Kathmandu is currently engulfed in a thick layer of pollution that has persisted for weeks, greatly affecting visibility and causing flight delays. Residents are experiencing health issues such as itchy eyes, sore throats, and burning sensations in their noses due to the pervasive grey haze. “I recently recovered from a bad.

    Pakistan: Farmers to launch nationwide protest against corporate farming on April 13

    Islamabad: Farmers across Pakistan have announced plans for a nationwide protest on April 13 to oppose corporate farming initiatives being introduced under the Green Pakistan Initiative (GPI), according to a report by Dawn. The protest will include rallies and conventions in various towns and on public-sector farms, organized by a coalition of groups, including the.