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      14 June

      Repatriation of stranded Indians gaining momentum in Saudi Arabia

      Jeddah: ‘Huroob’, the word sends a bone-chilling message to many Indian and other foreign workers who lack stability in their jobs in Saudi Arabia. In fact, it ruins the dreams of scores of youth who come to work in oil rich Kingdom. Once an expatriate employee is notified as a ‘Huroob’ it blocks his or her departure from the Kingdom and has to face severe hurdles until he or she obtains exit from the country and have to wait patiently for a year and more for their turn to return home. The battery of young Indian diplomats led by consul general Mohammed Shahid Alam successfully addressing the contentious issue of ‘Huroob’ as they secured exit clearances for as many as stranded…

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    • 14 June

      Man finds SBI shut during lunch time in London, Desi twitter can’t stop joking about it

      Hyderabad: It’s a running joke in India about how difficult it is to work at State Bank of India (SBI) branches during lunchtime. It turns out that the same phenomenon occurs abroad as well, as a man finds the bank closed during its lunch hour in London. A twitter user Abhay who is studying at King’s College London was at a local SBI branch for some work and was surprised to see that the bank is closed in the afternoon there as well. “Not the SBI in London shut at 12:30 in the afternoon (lunch hour),” he tweeted with a picture of the building. “Currently feeling very represented,” he added in a subsequent tweet. not the SBI in london shut at…

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    • 13 June

      5 killed, 16 injured in Chicago’s weekend shootings

      While the US is discussing tough measures on gun violence, Chicago on Saturday (local time) witnessed multiple incidents of shootouts resulting in the death of five persons and 16 injured. At least five people have been killed and another 16 have been injured in shootings across the city of Chicago so far this weekend, according to police, reported NBC. In an incident, a 37-year-old woman was shot and killed at approximately 12:19 am Saturday in the 0-100 block of South Albany, authorities stated. The woman was a passenger in a vehicle when unknown offenders fired shots before running off in an unknown direction. The victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the head and body and was taken to Stroger Hospital…

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    • 13 June

      The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway: Inside the Elizabeth Line

      Some people found the opening of the Elizabeth Line terribly exciting. Hundreds queued for hours to be the first passengers aboard this Crossrail service. One of them was a “transport YouTuber” who flew in from Toronto. A man turned up in a waistcoat made from Elizabeth Line purple seat fabric; counting the cost of the sewing machine he’d bought especially, he’d spent £2,000. If you live elsewhere in the country, you probably couldn’t give a hoot. But BBC Two has been following the project for 10 years and produced The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway, which has now reached its final series. Crossrail is an impressive feat of engineering, involving the construction of a new tunnel beneath the Thames and nine new…

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    • 13 June

      Prince Charles’ emotional phone call spurred the Queen on to appear at Jubilee

      Prince Charles made a last-minute call to The Queen which spurred her on to make an “emotional” appearance at the Jubilee finale. Charles rang his mum to tell her how desperate the public was to see her appear. An insider told the Mail on Sunday : “The Queen only decided that she would go to London about three hours before the balcony appearance. She was not feeling brilliant but the Prince of Wales had called her and told her she really ought to come if she could. “He told her there were so many people desperate to see her and he convinced her to come. The Queen was totally overwhelmed by the number of people waiting to see her – she had tears in…

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    • 13 June

      Top Sri Lanka official says ‘Modi pressured Rajapaksa to award power project to Adani’; later retracts claim

      Atop Sri Lankan official Friday claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had allegedly put pressure on Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa to award a 500-megawatt power project to the Adani group, headed by billionaire Gautam Adani. The official later retracted the statement, with Gotabaya’s office also “vehemently” denying the allegations. The accusations are related to a 500-megawatt renewable energy project in the island nation’s northern Mannar district. Chairman of Sri Lanka’s Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB), MMC Ferdinando, appearing in front of a parliamentary panel in Colombo on Friday, claimed that during his conversation with Rajapaksa, the President had told him that Modi had put pressure on him to award the project to Adani. Ferdinando was addressing the Committee on Public…

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    • 13 June

      No mercy for death row British fighters Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner, says rebel leader

      No mercy should be shown to the two British fighters sentenced to death this week during a show trial in a Ukrainian rebel region, the region’s leader has said. The comments by Denis Pushilin, the head of the unrecognised Donetsk People’s Republic, dent hopes that a prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia will free Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner. “First of all, I must be guided by the court decision that has been made,” Mr Pushilin said, according to Russian media. “By the nature of those articles, those offences that they committed, I see no grounds or prerequisites for me to pardon them. “They came to Ukraine to kill civilians for money. That’s why I don’t see any conditions for any mitigation…

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    • 13 June

      Two Chinese nationals held in Bihar for crossing border illegally

       Two Chinese nationals were arrested on Sunday for illegally crossing the India-Nepal border in Bihar’s Sitamarhi district, the Sashastra Seema Bal said. The two Chinese nationals are identified as Lo Lung, 28, and Yung Hai Lung, 34. SSB personnel apprehended them over 300 metres inside Indian territory near pillar number 11/6. Nepalese passports, 3 ATM cards, cigarettes, and some other items were seized from them. The two were handed over to the Surshand police. During brief interrogation, the two Chinese nationals said that they came from China to Nepal via Thailand, and from Kathmandu, hired two bicycles to reach the Bihar border. Source

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    • 12 June

      Foreign teachers in Hong Kong forced to take allegiance oath or risk losing job

      Arule that is usually applied to Hong Kong government officers has been extended to foreigners teaching the English language at government schools where they have been asked to swear an oath of allegiance to the city. According to AFP news agency, Hong Kong’s Education Bureau has issued an order mandating Native-speaking English Teachers (NETs) and advisors working in government-run schools to sign the declaration by June 21 in order to continue working in the upcoming academic year. This Is How Much A Walk In Shower Should Cost You AdWalk-in Showers | Search Ads The order states that NETs must declare they will bear allegiance to Hong Kong and uphold the Basic Law – the city’s constitutional text – as well…

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    • 12 June

      Fourth wave scare: China warns of ‘explosive’ Covid-19 outbreak in Beijing linked to a bar

      Amid fear of the fourth wave in India, China on Saturday (June 11, 2022) said that its capital Beijing is experiencing an “explosive” Covid-19 outbreak connected to a bar. Beijing authorities said on Saturday that all 61 new coronavirus cases uncovered in the city on Friday had either visited the Heaven Supermarket Bar or had links to it, Reuters reported. The warning followed a new tightening of Covid-19 curbs in Beijing since Thursday, with at least two districts closing some entertainment venues after a flare-up in a neighbourhood full of nightlife, shopping and embassies. Robot vacuum cleaner sale: these ones are almost gifted AdRobot vacuum cleaner | Search ads “The recent outbreak … is strongly explosive in nature and widespread…

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