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Where Is Bashir Zeb Baloch? Mystery mounts after BLA announces leadership change
Baloch Liberation Army Commander-in-Chief Bashir Zeb Baloch has stepped down from his position. The announcement has led to speculation about his status and possible assassination attempts. Reports on pro-Pakistan social media allege he was poisoned or killed in military action. The BLA clarified that a leadership transition was decided during a council meeting. The group assured that military operations will continue uninterrupted until a new leader is appointed.
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ACP who led police protest suspended
Assistant Commissioner Manasvi Vashistha was suspended for protesting his transfer along with Inspector Arun Kumar. The protest occurred after an incident involving lawyers at Shahdara police station, resulting in a serious injury to an advocate. Vashistha had previously called for clearer procedures for interactions between police and lawyers. He led the demonstration, which was dismissed as an interaction by the police.
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Why a desi family is following bid of El-Sayed to make US Senate history
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is competing against Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race. If elected, El-Sayed will become the first Muslim US senator. His wife, Dr. Sarah Jukaku, is connected to Bhatkal, Karnataka, through her heritage. Their family expresses pride in El-Sayed's commitment to public service, mirroring the values of Jukaku Shamshuddin. They are closely following the political developments of El-Sayed's campaign.
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Asim Munir flags Hindu-Jewish ties threat to Pakistan and Muslim world, reveals Iran
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'We won't be paying Israel': Trump says $4 billion funding to stop end of the year
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'There are no words': Messi, Mbappé lead football's tributes to Jesús de Miguel
In a tragic incident, Jesús de Miguel, a forward for CD Tenerife, passed away following a collision with FC Andorra's goalkeeper Jesús Owono during a second-division match. This collision led to cardiac arrest. The football community expressed its sorrow, and Spanish authorities have launched an investigation. The match was called off, and other games were postponed in his honour.
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Russia gives its drones bigger antennas to beat Ukraine's jamming
Russia is bolstering its drone attack fleet by integrating more prominent anti-jamming antennas, which are pivotal for securing satellite-navigation signals from interference. This enhancement is meant to ensure drones adhere to their pre-programmed routes amidst Ukrainian electronic warfare efforts. Reports suggest the presence of rapid jet-powered drones that quicken attack cycles.
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Ranji: Ayush Doseja admits second-season blues after hitting season's first fifty
A year on from a prolific 949-run season, Ayush Doseja has faced outside noise and a string of unfortunate dismissals in the Ranji Trophy. The Delhi batter insists his confidence remains intact, credits the Bengal attack for a valuable challenge and believes patience, consistency and an attacking style will help him convert starts into big scores and push towards India A.
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Trump's 250-foot memorial arch faces court warning over construction approval
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Canadian study finds striped sheets reduce seabird collisions by 2.8 times
A study conducted at a seabird colony in Canada found that darker colours and patterned surfaces could reduce bird collisions caused by artificial lighting at night. Researchers discovered that vertically striped sheets recorded 2.8 times fewer bird collisions than plain sheets, while black sheets performed better than white ones. The findings could help make coastal buildings, ships and offshore facilities safer for seabirds.
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Psychology says parents' phone use may leave teens feeling ignored, insecure
Teenagers today are expressing a growing sense of emotional disconnect from their caregivers, largely due to distractions from devices during key conversations. Research reveals that this device interference can escalate feelings of attachment insecurity among young people. By implementing simple strategies like establishing designated phone-free times, families can enhance their communication. It's vital for caregivers to remain emotionally present as teens face the challenges of development.
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Ladakh admin asks Sonam Wangchuk's school to halt activities amid pending HC case
The Ladakh administration on Tuesday issued a notice to the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives (HIAL), founded by Sonam Wangchuk, asking it not to undertake any further activities at Desert Flower School in Phyang until the matter is decided by the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
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MP Rajya Sabha bypoll: Puri set to win unopposed as nominations of 2 others rejected
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