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Prosecutors Rest Case In Newspaper Shooting Trial On Sanity
Maryland prosecutors rested their case Wednesday in a trial to determine whether a man who killed five people at a newspaper is not criminally responsible due to mental illness.
Lawyers: Prosecutor Won't Charge 17 With Pipeline Trespass
Lawyers for 17 people arrested at pipeline protests in Louisiana say a local prosecutor has rejected felony trespass charges against them all.
How Major US Stock Indexes Fared Wednesday
Stocks ended a wobbly day on Wall Street with mixed results Wednesday as investors weighed the latest corporate earning reports and the Federal Reserve chairs comments on inflation.
MoES Plans Weather-forecasting Programme For Wind, Solar Energy Sectors
The earth sciences ministry's 2021-2026 plan will have weather forecasting activities for the wind and solar energy sectors, where the weather plays a crucial role, a senior official said on Wednesday. Addressing a workshop on "Meteorology Forecast for Wi...
At Parliament Panel Meet, Rahul Raises National Security Issues Related to Pak, China, Afghan
Gandhi stressed that rather than discussing the working of the board, the panel should deliberate on issues like the standoff with China in eastern Ladakh
Man Arrested over Online Racist Abuse of England Players After Euro 2020 Final Loss
A man has been arrested after racist messages aimed at England players were posted on social media following the European Championship final loss.
Mandira Bedi Reminisces 25 Years Spent with Husband Raj Kaushal, Shares Throwback Photos
Mandira Bedi has shared some photos in memory of the happy times she spent during her 25 years together with Raj Kaushal.
Loki Finale: 'He Who Remains' Unleashes Multiverse, Changes Course of MCU
In the final episode of the Marvel Cinematic Universe phase 4 show Loki, we see the God of Mischief and Sylvie come face to face with the creator of TVA.
HC Seeks to Know About Vaccination of Pilots, Details of Those Deployed for Vande Bharat Mission
The petition demanded priority in vaccination and insurance cover for pilots, saying they are providing an essential service.
The Latest: WHO: Weekly Virus Cases at Nearly 3M Globally
WHO says more transmissible versions of COVID-19 could emerge and coupled with the relaxation and inappropriate use of public health
Transgender Racket Busted: Gang Targets Unemployed Assam Youth for Begging
After operations, they force the young people to beg on the streets of Delhi and later in Assam, 6 arrested
A Lipstick Buying Guide To Keep Your Lips Healthy
Most girls can’t get enough lipsticks. They add a touch of glamour to a woman’s personality.
Can Prashant Kishor's Midas Touch Revive a Jaded Cong as Gandhis Pin Hopes on 2024?
Sources close to Kishor say he is very wary of the party and if he does take charge, it will be with the condition and assurance that he would be given an “almost” free hand like he got in West Bengal.
Airlines in India Not Confident to Start Flight Ops to Dubai from July 15, Says No Clarity from UAE
Airline companies in India have received no official communication from the UAE's civil aviation authority, which can result in further delay of flights between the two nations.
Any Selection Exam is Discriminatory, Common Entrance Test for Colleges Will be No Different
To aspire for a perfect assessment solution when everything else is unequal and in a state of disarray is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
Two Kashmiri Minors Drown in Lolab Ponds, DC Expresses Grief Over Incident, Assures Help to Kin
Seconded by a group of local residents, an elderly urged the district administration to fence these water bodies to avert any future tragedy.