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‘Country in chaos’: Rahul slams SIR after BLOs death; calls roll revision ‘imposed tyranny’ | India News

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi (ANI photo) Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Sunday alleged that “chaos” has gripped the country in the name of the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, claiming that 16 Booth Level Officers (BLOs) have died due to work-related stress.The SIR exercise is currently under…

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‘Don’t feel safe in Goa’: ‘Rude’ cop abused us, told us to return to our country, say Russian DJ, actor | Goa News

PANAJI: In yet another possible PR disaster for Goa tourism, two foreign women, a DJ and an actress, took to social media to allege verbal abuse by Goa police personnel on a routine stop around midnight on Wednesday.The first woman, who goes by the username Krispie_Kristina and describes herself as a ‘celebrity DJ’, said that…

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Mali: A nation unravelling in real time; is al-Qaida about to get its very own country

In the heart of the Sahel, a geopolitical earthquake is unfolding — one with global implications. Mali, once hailed as a fragile but hopeful democracy emerging from colonial shadows, is now at the edge of outright jihadist rule. Al-Qaida‘s regional affiliate, Jamaat Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), has steadily tightened its grip across the country’s vast…

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‘Shouted at stupid people’: Trump says trade talks with ‘a country’ left his voice hoarse – watch

US President Donald Trump on Monday said his hoarse voice came from raising his voice at “people who were being stupid” during discussions on trade and tariff policy. Speaking to reporters at an Oval Office event, he admitted he was not sounding his best, explaining that he had “blown [his] stack” while arguing over trade…

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Infosys founder Narayana Murthy wants young Indians to follow China’s banned ‘996’ model: “No country has progressed without…”

Infosys founder N.R. Narayana Murthy has reignited India’s work culture debate by advocating for a 72-hour workweek, this time citing China’s controversial ‘996’ schedule as justification. In an interview with Republic TV, the 79-year-old billionaire referenced the practice where employees work from 9 AM to 9 PM, six days a week—amounting to 72 hours weekly.This…

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Atmanirbhar push: ‘Country of origin’ filters on e-commerce sites soon? Move to help Indian goods compete fairly

AI image (Picture credit: DALL-E) The Indian government has proposed a new rule mandating e-commerce platforms to include filters allowing users to sort products based on their ‘country of origin’, a move aimed at improving transparency and promoting locally made goods.According to news agency Reuters, the draft amendment to the Legal Metrology (Packaged Commodities) Rules,…

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Beretta pistol, live cartridges recovered: ATS arrests 3 planning terror attacks across country; under watch for a year | India News

NEW DELHI: The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Sunday arrested three suspects in connection with an alleged conspiracy to carry out terrorist attacks in different parts of the country, officials said.According to the ATS, the suspects had been under surveillance for nearly a year before being apprehended while attempting to supply weapons. “Three suspects have…

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‘Going to be a nightmare in country’: Animal rights activist fumes over SC directive to remove stray dogs from all institutions | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: Animal rights activist and trustee at People for Animals India, Gauri Maulekhi, on Friday said the Supreme Court’s latest directive ordering the removal of all stray dogs from educational institutions, hospitals and public places, calling it “a sweeping order passed without hearing all parties.” Reacting to the apex court’s order, Maulekhi said the…

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Denmark may have just realised that China can deactivate hundreds of buses in the country

Authorities in Denmark are reportedly investigating a ‘dangerous’ security vulnerability in hundreds of Chinese-made electric buses that potentially allows them to be remotely deactivated. The investigation has been prompted by findings from Norway, where transport officials discovered that the Chinese supplier, Yutong, maintains remote access to the vehicles’ control systems for diagnostics and software updates….

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