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      16 August

      “Indispensable partners”, says Biden on India’s Independence Day

      Washington: Extending wishes to India on the occasion of its 75th Independence Day, US President Joe Biden said the two countries are indispensable partners and he is confident that the two largest democracies will stand together to defend rules-based order, advance a free and open Indo-Pacific. “I am confident that in the years ahead our two democracies will continue to stand together to defend rules-based order; foster greater peace, prosperity and security for our people, advance a free & open Indo-Pacific and together address challenges we face around the world,” Biden said in a statement. “As people around the world, including nearly four million proud Indian-Americans, celebrate the 75th anniversary of India’s independence on August 15, the United States joins the…

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    • 16 August

      Bill Gates congratulates Modi, calls India’s development in healthcare

      New Delhi: As India celebrates its 76th Independence Day, wishes poured in from across the world. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for prioritizing healthcare and digital transformation while spearheading India’s development. “As India celebrates its 75th Independence Day, I congratulate @narendramodi for prioritizing healthcare and digital transformation while spearheading India’s development. India’s progress in these sectors is inspiring and we are fortunate to partner in this journey. #AmritMahotsav,” tweeted Bill Gates. Indian-American astronaut Raja Chari also greeted India from International Space Station to celebrate the 76th Independence Day. “On Indian Independence eve I’m reminded of Indian diaspora that I could see from @Space_Station where my immigrant father’s home town of Hyderabad shines bright.@nasa is just 1 place…

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    • 15 August

      Salman Rushdie Off Ventilator And ‘Road To Recovery Has Begun’, Says His Agent

      Salman Rushdie, the acclaimed author who was stabbed repeatedly at a public appearance in New York state on Friday, 33 years after Iran’s then-supreme leader called for him to be killed, is off a ventilator and his health is improving, his agent and a son said on Sunday. “He’s off the ventilator, so the road to recovery has begun,” his agent, Andrew Wylie, wrote in an email to Reuters. “It will be long; the injuries are severe, but his condition is headed in the right direction.” Rushdie, 75, was set to deliver a lecture at the Chautauqua Institution in western New York on the importance of the United States as a haven for targeted artists when police say a 24-year-old…

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    • 15 August

      Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s daughter URGES Modi Government on Independence Day, says ‘I am READY for DNA test, PLEASE…’

      The whole country is remembering Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on the occasion of Independence Day. Meanwhile, Netaji’s daughter Anita Bose Pfaff, living in Germany, demanded the Indian government to bring Netaji’s remains to India. Anita Bose has also said that in Netaji’s entire life nothing was more important than the independence of the country. Actually, the death of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose is a mystery. Many claimed Netaji have died in an airplane crash. His remains were then collected by one of the Japanese authorities and preserved at the Renkoji Temple in Tokyo. Since then three generations of priests have cared for the relics. Demand for DNA Test In this episode, 79-year-old Anita Bose, once again living in Germany, said…

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    • 15 August

      US lawmakers arrive in Taiwan days after Pelosi’s visit

      Taipei: Five US lawmakers arrived in Taipei for a surprise visit on Sunday amid escalated tensions across the Taiwan Strait, following a trip earlier this month by Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives. According to the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), which acts as the de facto US embassy, the two-day visit is part of a larger trip to the Indo-Pacific region. Discussions are to focus on regional security, trade and investment, among other issues, dpa news agency reported. Taiwan’s foreign ministry welcomed the visit, saying that the delegation will meet with President Tsai Ing-wen and Foreign Minister Joseph Wu. The visiting lawmakers, from both Republican and Democratic parties, are Senator Ed Markey and Representatives John Garamendi,…

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    • 15 August

      JK Rowling receives death threat over her tweet on Salman Rushdie attack

      London/Los Angeles: Author J K Rowling, best known for the fantasy book series “Harry Potter”, has received a death threat on Twitter after she condemned the attack on fellow British writer Salman Rushdie. Rushdie, who faced Islamist death threats for years after writing “The Satanic Verses”, was stabbed by a 24-year-old New Jersey resident identified as Hadi Matar, a US national of Lebanese origin, on stage on Friday while he was being introduced at a literary event of the Chautauqua Institution in Western New York. Rowling, who has previously been criticised for her comments on transgender people, had on Friday shared a tweet expressing horror at the attempt on 75-year-old Rushdie’s life. “Horrifying news. Feeling very sick right now. Let him…

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    • 15 August

      13 killed, 5 injured as truck falls over bus in Pakistan

      Islamabad: At least 13 people were killed and five others injured after a truck fell over a passenger bus in Rahim Yar Khan city of Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province, local media reported. A passenger bus fell into a sinkhole at Feroza Central road and got stuck into it. The accident took place when a truck loaded with sugar bags fell over the bus, rescue workers told local media on Saturday night. The rescue operation was started afterward with 10 emergency vehicles as well as cranes of the district administration, rescue officials said, adding that the rescue work was hampered due to heavy rains, Xinhua news agency reported. The initial death toll of five increased to 13 as rescue teams started taking…

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    • 15 August

      Europe’s rivers run dry as drought could be worst in 500 years

      London: Across Europe, drought is reducing once-mighty rivers to trickles, with potentially dramatic consequences for industry, freight, energy and food production – just as supply shortages and price rises due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine bite, local media reported. Driven by climate breakdown, an unusually dry winter and spring followed by record-breaking summer temperatures and repeated heatwaves have left Europe’s essential waterways under-replenished and, increasingly, overheated, The Guardian reported. With no significant rainfall recorded for almost two months across western, central and southern Europe and none forecast in the near future, meteorologists say the drought could become the continent’s worst in more than 500 years, The Guardian reported. “We haven’t analysed fully this year’s event because it is still ongoing,” said…

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    • 15 August

      Man jailed for allegedly stalking ex-girlfriend with AirTag: Report

      London: A man has been jailed for nine weeks for allegedly stalking after planting a covert Apple AirTag tracker on his ex-girlfriend’s car, media reports say. According to DailyMail, Christopher Paul Trotman, 41, harassed his ex with constant phone calls and questions, before ordering an AirTag on Amazon and gluing it to her rear bumper to track her every move, a court heard. The Apple device uses a Bluetooth signal so a linked-up iPhone can find its location. Swansea Crown Court heard how Trotman of Gwynedd Avenue, Townhill, Swansea had been in a relationship with the victim for over 10 years before it broke down in August 2020, with the woman describing his ‘controlling’ behaviour during their time together. Prosecutor Tom…

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    • 15 August

      Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking following stabbing in US

      London: Author Salman Rushdie has been taken off his ventilator and is talking as he recovers from being stabbed in the US. British-American writer Aatish Taseer said, in a since-deleted tweet, that the 75-year-old was “off the ventilator and talking (and joking)”, which was then confirmed by the author’s agent Andrew Wylie. Wylie had earlier said Salman was using the ventilator and could lose an eye after he sustained injuries to his arm and liver in the attack, dpa news agency reported. The Indian-born Briton, whose novel “The Satanic Verses” led to death threats from Iran in the 1980s, was about to deliver a lecture in New York state on Friday, when he was attacked. The man accused of stabbing him…

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