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2,000 cops deployed, classes suspended for 10 days: Lovely Professional University protests spiral into violence – top developments | India News

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Rape claim, campus unrest and midnight clashes: What happened at LPU NEW DELHI: Students of Lovely Professional University (LPU) in Punjab’s Phagwara went on a rampage on Sunday, vandalising property and blocking NH-44 during protests over claims that an outsider raped a female student on the university campus. The protests later turned violent as students…

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Stock market live updates today: BSE Sensex tumbles over 600 points, NSE Nifty50 opens below 23,000

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Dalal Street began the week on a negative note, with BSE Sensex declining 700 points and NSE Nifty50 opening below the 23,000 mark. The sharp fall came as investors assessed rising crude oil prices, geopolitical cues and continued foreign selling.BSE Sensex fell 696.56 points, or 0.94%, to 73,199.18, while Nifty 50 declined to 22,915.90, down…

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‘We are being scapegoated’: Why refugees fear renewed anti-migrant violence in South Africa

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A protest by March and March, an anti-immigration movement A September 30 deadline declared by South Africa’s March and March, an anti-immigration movement that has led anti-migrant protests across the country this year, has renewed fears of violence among migrant communities.Refugees are also fearing fresh unrest as South Africa will hold local government elections on…

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‘Because we have to promote a culture, right? Toh hum log kya karenge? Ganesh ji ki murti ko lenge aur bas Thames mein phenk denge’: Woman questions Ganesh Visarjan in London, video sparks debate

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A woman’s video from London has sparked a conversation about what happens when cultural traditions travel across borders. In the clip, and Indian woman questions the idea of immersing a Ganesh idol in the River Thames, using sarcasm to make a larger point about celebrating Indian traditions while also respecting the environment and local rules.In…

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Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister Shweta Singh Kirti reveals post-mortem details; alleges ‘Stun gun was used, legs were broken, eyes were hurt’ – WATCH |

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Shweta Singh Kirti, the sister of late Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput, is back in the headlines following new allegations pertaining to the actor’s demise.In a video recorded from her car, Shweta shared her thoughts after attending a meditation retreat in Atlanta. She revealed the outpouring of support she received at the talk. She then…

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Robert Pattinson is not too keen on joining James Gunn’s DCU and the Batman: ‘It would be kind of tough…’ |

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Robert Pattinson opens up about the ‘Primetime’ release and how The Batman is in development this time around. (YouTube) Robert Pattinson will not be joining James Gunn’s DCU anytime soon. The actor, who is the latest face to play the iconic role of Batman, recently opened up about working on the film. The second film…

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No road agency, contractor penalised for death, disability due to design failures | India News

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Faulty road design can turn an everyday drive into a deadly crash. NEW DELHI: Even seven years after a penal provision was introduced to hold road contractors, designers and road-owning agencies accountable for crashes caused by faulty road design, construction or maintenance resulting in death or disability of victims, not a single agency has been…

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Hotter seas, vanishing kelp, booming octopus: How Europe’s marine life is changing

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An octopus at Porthkerris reef, off Cornwall in southwestern England (Reuters) With European waters recording their hottest summer on record, rising ocean temperatures are affecting marine life across the continent, damaging habitats and forcing several species into new waters.According to a Reuters analysis, European waters averaged 21.6°C between June and August, the highest summer average…

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