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What are rip currents that are killing people living on the beaches?
In the US, more than 100 people die annually due to rip currents. It is important to understand its nature and also this will enable us to protect ourselves.
Uttarakhand accident: Victim at AIIMS succumbs to injuries, toll rises to 15
A person injured in the tempo traveller accident in Uttarakhand's Rudraprayag succumbed to his injuries, taking the toll to 15, while the condition of four of the 11 injured is still critical, officials said on Sunday. A person who was brought to AIIMS, Rishikesh by air ambulance after the accident on Saturday died late at night, trauma surgeon Ruby Kataria said.
Caught in a rut: How fruits of the season are falling victim to climate extremes
Shift in climate patterns has dealt a big blow to the production of many seasonal fruits like apples. Stakeholders say it is time to find ways to minimise this loss, as the issue is here to stay.
Finding out if Tamils were among victims of Kuwait fire, says Tamil Nadu government
If Tamils were among injured, necessary medical assistance should be provided by getting information on them, Chief Minister M K Stalin has directed the Commissionerate of Rehabilitation and Welfare of Non Resident Tamils.
Indian exports: How Modi 3.0 can navigate the protectionist tides in advanced economies like US and EU
India has transitioned from a decade of single-party rule to a new era of coalition politics, causing concern among stock market investors about potential slowdowns in economic reforms. Rising protectionist measures from advanced economies like the US and EU pose challenges for Indian exporters, with stringent regulations on products ranging from chemicals to food items. The impact of these barriers could disproportionately restrict India's economic objectives and competitiveness, particularly in key sectors like textiles and apparel.
Sudanese RSF paramilitaries clash with the army, leaving at least 100 people dead
At least 100 people were killed and dozens injured after the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacked Wad al-Noura village in Sudan's Gezira province on Wednesday. Victims included women, children, and the elderly. The RSF used heavy artillery to besiege the village, displacing residents to other parts of al-Manaqil district. The Sudanese transitional government condemned the attacks and urged international accountability. The RSF and Sudanese army have been in conflict for over a year, causing widespread devastation, with over 14,000 people killed and hundreds of thousands displaced.
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NIA searches multiple locations in Punjab linked with aides of Canada-based terrorist Goldy Brar
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches at locations linked to Canada-based terrorist Goldy Brar in Punjab, probing an "extortion and firing case." Nine locations were searched, and information on Brar and his gang is sought from the public. Brar is implicated in various crimes, including the murder of Sidhu Moosewala.
Jeffrey Epstein’s victim sues well-known psychiatrist for alleged harassment. Here is all you may like to know
A model who had been allegedly harassed by Jeffrey Epstein earlier has now sued a psychiatrist for the same offense. This is a civil suit in Manhattan.
Trans-Europe express: How Indian businesses can sustain and grow in Europe
India's recent free trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association presents significant trade opportunities with the EU. However, Indian businesses must comply with new EU supply chain laws to sustain and grow in Europe. Key legislative changes include deforestation regulation, corporate sustainability and due diligence directive, and forced labor regulation.
IBA chief explains what bank frauds really are, stresses on critical 'golden hour'
As per the RBI's recent annual report, fraud cases surged to 36,075 in FY24, marking a significant rise from 13,564 reported in the previous fiscal year. The report highlighted that a majority of these frauds, in terms of volume, were related to digital payments, including card and internet transactions.
Donald Trump's attorney says he was 'shocked' the former president took the verdict with 'solemness'
Donald Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, expressed surprise at Trump's composed reaction to being convicted, making him the first former U.S. president convicted of a crime, in a Manhattan courtroom by a jury foreman repeating 'guilty' 34 times.
Fake job offers in India or abroad: How to spot a fraudulent job offer, know the full list of authorised agents for foreign jobs
Fake job offers: India is such a country where millions of young people reside and many of them are searching for a job either within India or abroad. Younger people have aspirations and enthusiasm which fraudsters are using to dupe them with fake job offers. In the recent past many young Indians were taken abroad to work in scam jobs, etc.
Harvey Weinstein may face new rape charges, as more victims have come to the forefront reveals NYC prosecutors
Manhattan prosecutors told a judge on Wednesday they are evaluating new claims of sexual misconduct made against Harvey Weinstein and could potentially seek a new indictment against the former movie mogul ahead of his scheduled retrial on rape charges later this year.
India needs a robust system to protect doctors from bogus lawsuits & ensure accountability for negligence
Indian Medical Association (IMA) praised GoI for criminal reforms absolving medical fraternity from liability under Section 304(a) of IPC, now Section 26 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Supreme Court's 'Jacob Mathew vs State of Punjab' judgment balanced protecting doctors from frivolous prosecutions and accountability in negligence cases. Medical Council of India enforces ethical standards for doctors.
Red Sea crisis driving up cost of white goods
The Red Sea conflict is causing a shortage of shipping containers, leading to challenges like contract cancellations due to the force majeure clause. Shipping lines are adjusting to the situation post the financial year closure.
Frauds by bank employees: Take these steps to ensure branch manager or any other employee does not run away with your money
Fraud by bank employees: Many reports of bank employees defrauding customers of the bank. These are the cases where the bank and its customers both are the victims of fraud by the employee(s). In a recent judgement by the SC, it was said that banks would be held liable for criminal misconduct by its employees.
Diddy publicly apologises for assaulting ex-girlfriend Cassie: Calls his actions 'Inexcusable'
Sean 'Diddy' Combs publicly admitted to physically assaulting his ex-girlfriend Cassie in a hotel hallway in 2016 after a security video of the attack was released by CNN. In a video apology posted on social media, Diddy expressed deep regret for his actions, calling them "inexcusable" and stating that he was "truly sorry." The incident, which showed Diddy punching, kicking, and dragging Cassie, led to a lawsuit from Cassie alleging years of abuse, settled shortly after it was filed.
Sean Diddy Combs Cassie Ventura video controversy: Check allegations, timeline of events
Sean Diddy Combs Cassie Ventura video has grabbed eyeballs and now the rapper has sought an apology after allegations and lawsuits.
Sexual abuse case: No victim reached out to register complaint against Prajwal Revanna, says NCW
The National Commission for Women (NCW) stated that no victim has filed a complaint against Karnataka MP Prajwal Revanna, and one woman alleged being forced to register a fake complaint against him. The timely submission of the Action Taken Report revealed significant findings, including the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) committee. Despite the registration of cases based on complaints of sexual abuse and abduction, no victim approached the commission directly.
Pope Francis, victim of AI, warns against its 'perverse' dangers
Pope Francis spoke of his fears and hopes for artificial intelligence (AI) in his message for the Roman Catholic Church's World Day of Social Communications, which will be marked around the world on May 12.
Road ministry to come up with cashless treatment for accident victims
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways is actively working to achieve its goal of halving the number of deaths and injuries from road accidents by 2030. In line with this objective, the ministry aims to address the remaining 5000 black spots on national highways by May 2025. The other plans include a cashless treatment scheme for accident victims.
Bengaluru software engineer tries to hire a call girl online, loses Rs 50,000
A 25-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru lost Rs 48,500 after being deceived by a fraudster while attempting to arrange a meeting with a sex worker. The engineer, known as Sanjay, received a call from someone claiming to be a pimp and was convinced to make multiple transactions. The fraudster demanded additional money for safety charges and coerced Sanjay into making digital payments.
Jeffrey Epstein told victim Bill Clinton 'likes them young', unsealed court documents' bombshell revelation
Bill Clinton was referred to as "John Doe 36" more than 50 times. The former US president was photographed with alleged offender Jeffrey Epstein and he flew on his private jet on numerous occasions. Know what Jeffrey Epstein victim Johanna Sjoberg said about Bill Clinton in a 2016 deposition.
India may miss Davis Cup match hosted by rival Pakistan
The nuclear-armed neighbours have fought several wars since winning independence from British rule in 1947, and sporting contests between the two have long been the victim of their enduring animosity. The All India Tennis Association (AITA) asked the sports ministry for approval to travel to Pakistan after a request to shift the fixture to a third country was rejected by the International Tennis Federation tribunal.
Here's what we know about the victims of the UNLV tragedy
Following the tragic UNLV shooting, identities of victims emerged: Cha Jan Chang and Patricia Navarro Velez, both esteemed educators. A third victim remains unidentified, while a wounded visiting professor fights for life. The shooter, Anthony Polito, previously denied a professorship, carried out the attack with a handgun. Investigations revealed his troubled past, including letters sent on the day. None of the victims were on his list, emphasizing the senseless nature of the incident. Authorities affirm the shooter acted alone, as the community mourns.
Austin Police encourage robbery victims to dial 311 instead of 911 amid city's staffing woes
Amidst a growing surge in urban crime and significant staffing shortages in Austin, Texas, the Austin Police Department has advised victims of robberies near ATMs not to call 911, the emergency hotline, but rather to utilize the non-emergency number, 311.
1997 Uphaar cinema fire: HC rejects Gopal Ansal's early hearing plea in passport renewal matter
The Delhi High Court rejected an application by real estate tycoon Gopal Ansal, seeking an urgent hearing of his plea for renewal of passport for 10 years. Ansal has said in his application that he needs to travel abroad for business meetings for which he has to get his passport renewed urgently. The high court dismissed the application and said an early hearing was not possible in the matter. Ansal's passport expired on December 12, 2020. He has already completed his jail term in the evidence tampering case related to the 1997 Uphaar cinema fire trial.
Morbi bridge collapse: SC refuses to cancel bail granted by HC to accused
The Supreme Court has refused to cancel the bail granted by the Gujarat High Court to an accused who had issued tickets to visitors on the day when the Morbi bridge collapsed last year, leaving over 140 dead. A bench comprising Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra did not agree to the submissions of the lawyer, appearing for the Tragedy Victim Association, Morbi that the high court wrongly granted bail to the accused.
US Energy Department gets two ransom notices as MOVEit hack claims more victims
The DOE contractor Oak Ridge Associated Universities and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, the New Mexico-based facility for disposal of defense-related radioactive nuclear waste, were hit in the attack.
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