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While bereaved family waited for body, Maharashtra doctor partied at autopsy dept
A shocking video has emerged showing Dr. Vaibhav Mhaske, a senior physician at Yashwantrao Chavan Memorial Hospital, intoxicated while on duty. This incident is the latest in a string of controversies plaguing the hospital. Following the video's viral spread, the doctor faced suspension. Additionally, serious allegations concerning body release fees have ignited public outrage, leading activists to demand an in-depth investigation and accountability for the hospital's staff.
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Trump fires Katie Zacharia after just five days as White House press secretary
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Two vessels carrying 24 Indian seafarers hit by projectiles, drone in separate incidents
Union shipping minister Sarbananda Sonowal confirmed that two vessels carrying Indian seafarers were attacked in October. The MT ST 3 was struck by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, while the YARA J was hit by a drone off Romania. Fortunately, all 24 Indian nationals aboard both vessels are reported safe and unharmed. India has condemned attacks on commercial vessels, citing concerns for the safety of seafarers.
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From Ronaldo to Ronaldinho: How 10 football stars earned UAE Golden Visas
From Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Pogba to Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra, several football legends have secured UAE Golden Visas and built connections with the region beyond the pitch. From business ventures and youth development to media careers and sports investments, explore how 10 footballers have used their long-term residency to expand their professional and personal ties with the Emirates.
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What about our livelihood, ask Delhi traders as protests disrupt festive sales
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‘UP police acting as law unto themselves’: Allahabad HC slams cops over detention
In a significant ruling, the Allahabad high court has criticized the Uttar Pradesh Police for the unlawful detention of a man before his formal arrest. The judges pointed out that the officers acted recklessly, failing to adhere to legal protocols. A petition for habeas corpus revealed major deficiencies in the police's handling of the arrest scenario.
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Bill Gates' daughters join mother to sign as founding backers of $100 million fund
Melinda French Gates, alongside her daughters, has joined a groundbreaking philanthropic venture designed to enhance women's health globally. The Women's Health Co-Lab aims to generate $100 million, supporting diverse organizations over three years. Phoebe Gates highlights the ongoing challenges women encounter in health and safety. With over $70 million already pledged by prominent philanthropists, the initiative is actively seeking more funding to meet its goal and broaden its reach.
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Russia building 'security zone' in Ukraine that won't be part of future peace talks: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the creation of a security zone within Ukraine to secure Russia's borders. He stated that his armed forces are successfully pushing Ukrainian troops beyond Russian territory. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov detailed that this buffer zone spans 660 km, with Russian control over 70 percent. The ongoing operation aims to ensure the necessary security for Russia, according to Peskov.
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Ryan Clark challenges Stephen A. Smith over Lane Johnson’s retirement
Ryan Clark defended Lane Johnson after Stephen A. Smith questioned the Eagles tackle’s retirement and mental health reasons. Clark said the impact of someone’s words matters more than their intentions. Johnson retired on October 6 after 14 seasons with Philadelphia, explaining that his mental health and family priorities had changed and he needed to step away from football.
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No Jadeja, Iyer to lead in last two ODIs: Check full Test and ODI squads vs NZ
The BCCI selection committee has announced India's ODI and Test squads for the upcoming tour of New Zealand. India will play five T20Is, five ODIs and two Tests on the tour. Fast bowlers Akash Deep and Anshul Kamboj have returned to the Test squad. Shubman Gill will lead India in the first three ODIs, while Shreyas Iyer will captain the team in the last two matches.
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US temple plot, school shooting: Gun epidemic spares no one as debate goes off target
A neo-Nazi teen attempted a mass shooting at a Hindu temple in Illinois, but his rifle jammed. The attack highlights ongoing debates about gun violence and societal issues, including parenting and mental health. Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi expressed horror that the attack targeted Indian Americans during worship. Many lawmakers condemned the incident, emphasizing the need to address religious and racial hatred in society.
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6,000 cops, 2 notices, Dipke among 150 detained: How unrest unfolded in central Delhi
A protest march called 'Lehra Do Tiranga' saw widespread detentions by Delhi Police in Connaught Place. The event protested against the detention of Cockroach Janta Party leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka. Authorities restricted gatherings at Central Park due to a lack of official permission for the march. Parallel protests occurred near Mandi House, where demands for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar arose.
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India diversified crude oil sources from 27 to 41 amid global disruptions: Puri
India has expanded its crude oil supply sources from 27 to 41 countries to improve energy security. The government is also increasing its refining capacity and exploring new oil sources in response to geopolitical concerns. Minister Hardeep Singh Puri emphasized the impact of global shipping disruptions on domestic industries and households. He outlined plans to enhance domestic energy production through initiatives like the Samudra Manthan scheme.
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'Got 9 people murdered': On cam, big claim by Nitish's MLA; then clarification
Recalling his sacrifices for Nitish Kumar, Anant Snigh claimed: “Who has made as many sacrifices as I have? Nitish Kumar was nothing back then. He used to roam around here and there. At that time, while being with Nitish Kumar, I got nine people murdered,” Singh said. However, later the leader clarified that his remarks was misinterpreted and that he was referring to the killing of nine of his associates.
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'We'll knock it out fast': Trump may target Iran's Pickaxe Mountain nuclear facility
Donald Trump indicated that the US may target Iran's Pickaxe Mountain facility to deter nuclear weapon development. He stated that nuclear weapons would not be necessary for achieving US objectives in the situation. The remarks followed ongoing US-Israeli strikes against Iran since February, amid rising tensions. Iran's foreign ministry denied any nuclear activity at the site, labeling US threats as baseless.
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SIR protests: Opposition has found common ground. But can it stay united?
Opposition parties in India are gradually uniting to support protests against the Chief Election Commissioner. Following arrests of CJP leaders, Rahul Gandhi showed solidarity, signaling a possible shift in strategy. Previously, Congress and CJP had organized separate protests over electoral issues, but they now seem to be collaborating more closely.
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India developing integrated defence logistics system for three services
India's Union government is establishing an integrated logistics system aimed at improving coordination among its defense services. This initiative is modelled after the successful US Defense Logistics Agency's operational framework. The Department of Military Affairs is actively working on incorporating best practices suitable for the Indian context. Various committees are being formed to streamline logistics processes and procedures across services.
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Oprah Winfrey’s $12m gift still supports Smithsonian theatre 13 years later
With a remarkable contribution of $13 million, Oprah Winfrey has solidified her legacy at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Her financial support was instrumental in the museum's fundraising efforts, culminating in the naming of the Oprah Winfrey Theater. This theater serves as a vital space for public events, fostering discussions surrounding African American history and cultural narratives.
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