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    Two wanted in 80 cases of robberies arrested in Delhi after encounter

    New Delhi: On December 29, officials reported the arrest of two men implicated in 80 armed robbery cases across Delhi and Madhya Pradesh following a brief encounter. The suspects, Rohit Kapoor from Dwarka and Rinku from Khyala area, were apprehended by police in West Delhi based on a tip-off regarding their location. The police formed.

    Man dies after shark attack off Australia coast

    Sydney: A man in his 40s has tragically died following a shark attack off the Central Queensland coast in eastern Australia, as reported by local media on December 28. The incident occurred near Yeppoon while he was fishing with family members. He suffered severe neck injuries from the shark bite and passed away just before.

    South Korea plane crash: 179 dead, two rescued

    Seoul: On December 29, a passenger jet with 181 people aboard caught fire after veering off the runway and crashing into a wall at Muan International Airport in South Korea’s South Jeolla Province. The incident happened around 9:07 a.m. as the Jeju Air flight, returning from Bangkok, attempted to land. Reports indicate that all but.

    Rescue operations on to rescue 10-year-old boy from borewell in MP’s Guna

    Guna: Rescue operations are underway to save a 10-year-old boy, Sumit Meena, who fell into a 140-foot borewell in Pipliya village, Guna district, Madhya Pradesh, on Saturday. The incident occurred around 5 p.m. while he was flying a kite. Local authorities, including the police, initiated the rescue efforts immediately, and a team from the National.

    Farmers tighten security at Khanauri border after latest SC directions

    Chandigarh: Farmers at the Khanauri border have ramped up security around their protest site, concerned that the Punjab government may attempt to forcibly hospitalize veteran farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a hunger strike for over a month. This move follows the Supreme Court’s directive, which allows the state government until December.

    Sonam Wangchuk meets fasting farmer leader Dallewal

    Chandigarh: Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk visited the Khanauri border protest site to meet farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who has been on a hunger strike for over a month in support of farmers’ rights. Dallewal’s fast has now reached its 33rd day, drawing attention to the farmers’ ongoing struggle. Accompanied by other leaders from two.

    Cold wave continues in Dharamshala tourists awaits for snowfall

    Dharamshala: The cold wave continues in Himachal Pradesh with several parts in the state including Dharamshal witnessing a minimum temperature of zero to one degree. The Intermittent rainfall and dense fog have enveloped the Dhauladhar mountains, which have received fresh snowfall. Tourists in the region are eagerly awaiting snowfall in the town. In areas like.

    CCTV’s installed in Bengal villages to check B’deshi infiltration

    Kolkata: With the aim to monitor the  massive illegal infiltration from neighbouring Bangladesh, the authorities along with  local panchayat body in North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal has initiated the installation of additional CCTVs in the villages adjacent to the India-Bangladesh border.  Chaygharia village panchayat under Petrapole Police in Bangaon subdivision in North 24.

    Normal life affects in Manipur after shutdown call over killing of village volunteer

    Imphal: Normal life in Manipur was badly affected in Imphal valley of Manipur which comprises five districts on Saturday due to a 24-hour shutdown called by the Joint Action Committee (JAC) in protest against the killing of a village defence volunteer.  The Joint Action Committee (JAC) called the 24-hour shutdown, which ended on Saturday evening,.

    Light snowfall, rainfall to continue in lower hills of Himachal

    Shimla: The weathermen  in Himachal on Saturday predicted that the lower hills of the state will continue to receive a few spells of light rainfall with one or two moderate spells till midnight on Saturday.  The weather office predicted that the high hills of the state were expected to continue receiving many spells of moderate.

    JP Nanda accused Congress for politicising demise of Former PM Manmohan Singh

    Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party National President and Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Saturday accused Congress party  of ‘politicising’ former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s demise and engaging in ‘cheap politics’, alleging that the party never showed respect to him. Speaking with the reporters JP Nanda said, “It is indeed very unfortunate that former Congress.