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      30 November

      Telugu Association of London holds 14th TAL Children’s Day event

      The program had traditional, devotional, film music dance songs, painting, fancy dress and various musical instruments. Hyderabad: The 14th TAL Children’s Day was celebrated under the aegis of Telugu Association of London (TAL) with more than 300 people participating in the event along with students of TAL Cultural Centre, around 100 children from London and surrounding areas showcasing their talent in various arts. The program had traditional, devotional, film music dance songs, painting, fancy dress and various musical instruments. UK MP Seema Malhotra participated as the chief guest and lauded the Children’s Day celebrations organized by TAL every year. TAL Chairman Bharti Kandukuri asked the Telugu people to join their children in the cultural centres of the TAL and contribute to imparting the Telugu language…

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    • 30 November

      South Korea extradites the 42-year-old ‘suitcase murder’ suspect to New Zealand

      The South Korean authorities on Tuesday said that they had extradited the 42-year-old woman, a murder suspect to New Zealand on Monday (Nov 29) evening at the Incheon international airport near Seoul.  The South Korean ministry in its statement said, “With the extradition, we hope that the truth of the case, which has garnered worldwide attention, will be revealed through the fair and strict judicial process of New Zealand.”  The extradition was issued by the justice minister of South Korea, Han Dong-hoon earlier this month. The Seoul high court also issued her extradition after the woman expressed her consent in writing, the Guardian reported.  The unidentified woman was arrested in August this year after the discovery of two dead bodies…

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    • 30 November

      NASA’s Orion spacecraft reaches record-breaking distance of 270,000 miles away from Earth

      The United States’ space agency, NASA’s Orion spacecraft, reached a key milestone in its voyage around the Moon by travelling furthest than any spacecraft designed to carry humans has before. On Monday, NASA confirmed that the uncrewed Orion capsule has moved at least 270,000 miles (430,000 km) beyond Earth marking the midpoint of the mission.  The Orion spacecraft is key to the US space agency’s historic Artemis I mission which plans to send humans to the Moon after nearly five decades. The previous record was set by the Apollo 13 mission in 1970 which carried astronauts at least 248,655 miles (400,171 km) away from Earth.  The capsule took off from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center, earlier this month, on a 26-day mission to…

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    • 30 November

      Three Migrants Enter Spain’s Canary Islands from Nigeria Balanced on Ship’s Rudder

      The Spanish coast guards rescued three migrants who stowed away on a tanker which arrived in the Canary Islands from Nigeria, news agency the Guardian reported. These migrants balanced themselves on the rudder, just above the waterline, posing a risk to their lives. The Spanish coast guard released a picture where the three migrants were pictured sitting on the rudder of the ship carrying oil and chemicals. The ship that the migrants stowed away on is called Alithini II. Salieron de Nigeria hace más de una semana, tiempo que han pasado en el timón del barco, muy cerca del agua. La odisea de la supervivencia supera con creces la ficción. No es la primera y no va a ser la…

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    • 29 November

      Qatar loses on the World Cup field, makes gains on the global stage

      The gilded stadiums are among the most spectacular in the world. The seafront is sparkling, and they draped the skyscrapers with larger-than-life banners featuring the stars of the World Cup. Fans crowd around big screens throughout the city to watch soccer along the waterfront in Doha, or at the upscale Pearl Marina. Streets are canopied by the national flags of the 32 teams playing in this year’s World Cup, and restaurants are packed. So is the fan zone, where Colombian singer Maluma performed on the eve of the opening game. The only thing missing is a winning team. Qatar became the first host nation in World Cup history to lose the opening match, and then only the second host to…

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    • 29 November

      UK ousts China from the new nuclear project Sizewell day after Prime Minister Sunak says ‘golden era of UK-China relations over’

      Britain has ousted China’s nuclear firm CGN from the construction of its new Sizewell C nuclear power station, which will now be built with remaining French partner EDF, reported news agency AFP. The announcement came one day after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak warned that the “golden era” of UK-China relations was “over”, adding Beijing posed a “systemic challenge” to the United Kingdom. Britain has ousted China’s nuclear firm CGN from the construction of its new Sizewell C nuclear power station, which will now be built with remaining French partner EDF, reported news agency AFP. Source

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    • 29 November

      Telangana govt, Ontario Province sign MoU to expand economic cooperation

      Hyderabad: Government of Telangana signed a memorandum of understanding with Ontario Province, Canada. IT and Industries Principal Secretary Jayesh Ranjan signed the MoU in Delhi on Monday and it pertains to expanding economic cooperation between Telangana and Ontario Province, Canada. Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ontario Vic Fedeli was present. This builds on the earlier MoU between the two sides signed in February 2016 and adds new areas of cooperation like electric vehicles, aerospace, media and entertainment. Both sides also agreed to promote reciprocal participation in each other flagship events like Collision 2023 in Toronto and India Joy 2023 in Hyderabad, a release said. Source.

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    • 29 November

      World’s largest volcano in Hawaii erupts after nearly 4 decades

      The world’s largest active volcano, the Mauna Loa in Hawaii, has erupted for the first time in nearly 40 years, authorities said. Honolulu: The world’s largest active volcano, the Mauna Loa in Hawaii, has erupted for the first time in nearly 40 years, authorities said. The eruption began at Moku’aweoweo, the volcano’s summit caldera, at 11.30 p.m. on Sunday, the first since 1984, Xinhua news agency quoted the US National Park Service as saying in an update on Monday. The volcano’s alert level has also been upgraded from an “advisory” to a “warning” — the highest classification. The eruption continues at the summit and all vents to the summit area remain restricted. There is currently no indication of any migration of the…

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    • 29 November

      Apple threatens to withhold Twitter from App Store: Musk

      In a series of tweets, Musk said: “Apple has also threatened to withhold Twitter from its App Store, but won’t tell us why. San Francisco: Twitter CEO Elon Musk said that Apple has “threatened to withhold” the micro-blogging platform from its App Store without giving a reason. Musk’s allegation came shortly after he tweeted late Monday night that Apple has “mostly stopped advertising on” Twitter following a poll that asked users about whether the iPhone maker should “publish all censorship actions it has taken that affect its customers”. In a series of tweets, Musk said: “Apple has also threatened to withhold Twitter from its App Store, but won’t tell us why. “Did you know Apple puts a secret 30 per cent tax on everything you…

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    • 29 November

      Bronze sculpture worth $1.5mn at 10, Downing Street sparks row

      The UK government has come under heavy criticism for spending £1.3 million ($1.5 million) of taxpayers’ money on a bronze sculpture by a celebrated English artist. The statue was then sent to 10, Downing Street to be placed in the garden of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s new home. The Sun reported that Henry Moore’s “Working Model for Seated Woman”, an abstract 1980 sculpture, was sold at a Christie’s auction and acquired by the taxpayer-funded Government Art Collection last month. At a time when the country is battling sky-high inflation, a cost-of-living crisis, and cost-cutting measures across public funding, the expense is being seen as an extravagance that could have been avoided. “It is a fine piece and an important example…

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