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      10 June

      Thailand becomes 1st Asian country to legalize marijuana, but you still can’t smoke a joint in public

      Thailand’s government had earlier announced plans to distribute one million free cannabis plants to households in the country in the month of June. As per Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, this was to mark a new rule to allow people to grow cannabis at home. Keeping in line with this, the country has now become the first in Asia to decriminalize marijuana. It is important to note that marijuana has been legalized only to use for medicinal purposes. The country still doesn’t permit the commercial use of marijuana without licenses. Thai Health Minister has informed that those who use the plant to get high will have to bear tough penalties. According to Anutin, the decriminalisation of marijuana has been done to…

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    • 10 June

      3 dead, 1 injured after shooting in US’ Maryland state

      Washington: Three people died and another was critically injured after a shooting broke out in Smithsburg, US state of Maryland, police said. The incident took place on Thursday afternoon, Xinhua news agency reported. Officers responded to the Columbia Machine Inc. at around 2:30 p.m, where they found the four victims, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office wrote in the latest press release. The suspect fled the scene prior to law enforcement’s arrival. The suspect’s vehicle was later encountered by Maryland State Police. Gunshots were exchanged between the suspect and a trooper, according to the release. Both were injured and transported for medical treatment. There is no confirmed active threat to the community in relation to this incident, the release noted. Multiple federal…

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    • 10 June

      Prophet remarks issue not raised in meeting with Iran foreign minister: India

      The Centre has said that the issue of controversial remarks made by some BJP leaders on Prophet Muhammad was not raised during the meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Iranian counterpart Hossein Amir-Abdollahian. My understanding is that this issue was not raised during that conversation,” said Arindam Bagchi, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson on whether the issue of controversial remarks came up during the foreign ministers’ meeting. He also reiterated that the tweets and comments don’t reflect the views of the Indian government. “We’ve made it pretty clear that the tweets & comments don’t reflect views of the Govt. This has been conveyed to our interlocutors as also the fact that action has been taken by concerned…

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    • 10 June

      Ukrainian national found dead in Goa

      The Goa Police are investigating the death of a Ukrainian national, Dmytro Gurov, 49, whose body was found in his rented villa at Benaulim in South Goa. The body was found late on Wednesday, police said. Dmytro Gurov came to Goa in December 2021. Since then he had been staying in a rented villa near Benaulim beach. “His friend was also staying with him in the villa. She gathered the locals from the area and then informed us about the incident,” Police Inspector Melson Colaco told IANS. “Post-mortem will be carried out today or tomorrow,” police said. Sources informed that the Goa Police are in the process to contact the Ukrainian Embassy for further process. A case of unnatural death has…

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    • 9 June

      Ukrainian forces carry out over 1,100 airstrikes against Russian targets

      Kiev: Since Moscow launched its ongoing invasion of Kiev on February 24, the Ukrainian Air Force has carried out more than 1,100 strikes against Russian targets. In a statement on Wednesday, the Air Force Command said: “As of today, more than 1,100 group air strikes on columns of equipment, positions, manpower and logistics centres belonging to the Russian occupiers have been carried out by attackers and bombers of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.” Earlier on Wednesday, the attack aircraft of the Ukrainian Air Force conducted missile and bomb strikes against the Russian forces, Ukrayinska Pravda quoted the statement as saying. At least 10 armoured vehicles have been destroyed…

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    • 9 June

      Power crisis: Pak govt imposes ban on wedding ceremonies after 10 pm in Islamabad

      Islamabad: Amid the ongoing electricity shortage and worsening power cuts, the Pakistan government has imposed a ban on wedding functions after 10 pm, to be effective from Wednesday. The Restriction has been implemented on the orders of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Geo TV reported citing sources.It further stated that the orders have been issued to reduce the number of dishes served in the ceremonies. The guests will be served only one dish, adding that a notification in this regard will be issued soon. The sources said that Islamabad police and city administration have been directed to strictly implement the ban, and in case of any violation the administration must take strict actions against the violators, Geo TV reported. This comes…

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    • 9 June

      India hands over 12 high-speed guard boats to Vietnam

      Hanoi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday handed over 12 high-speed guard boats for Vietnam Border Guard at Hong Ha Shipyard made under USD 100 million lines of credit by the Indian government. Five out of 12 boats were manufactured at the L&T Shipyard in India while seven were made at the Hong Ha Shipyard. The ceremony was held during the defence minister’s three-day official visit to Vietnam. Speaking at the event, the Indian defence minister said this project is a glowing example of our ‘Make in India-Make for the World’ mission. “We would be greatly pleased if close friends like Vietnam become part of our Defence Industries transformation through enhanced Defence Industry cooperation,” Rajnath Singh said in a tweet. “I’m…

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    • 9 June

      Power crisis: Pak govt imposes ban on wedding ceremonies after 10 pm in Islamabad

      Amid the ongoing electricity shortage and worsening power cuts, the Pakistan government has imposed a ban on wedding functions after 10 pm, to be effective from Wednesday. The Restriction has been implemented on the orders of Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Geo TV reported citing sources.It further stated that the orders have been issued to reduce the number of dishes served in the ceremonies. The guests will be served only one dish, adding that a notification in this regard will be issued soon. The sources said that Islamabad police and city administration have been directed to strictly implement the ban, and in case of any violation the administration must take strict actions against the violators, Geo TV reported. This comes…

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    • 9 June

      China infra build-up in area bordering India is alarming: US General

      Calling Beijing’s behaviour “insidious” and “destablising”, a senior US General said Wednesday that China’s infrastructure development along its Western Theatre Command, which is responsible for the border with India across all sectors, is “alarming”. Speaking to reporters in New Delhi, General Charles A Flynn, Commanding General of the United States Army Pacific, said, “I believe that the activity level is eye-opening. I think some of the infrastructure that is being created in the Western Theatre Command is alarming.” He said “much like across all of their military arsenal, one has to ask the question: Why?… What are their intentions?” Asics running shoes for sale in Chellaston: these are almost gifted AdAsics running | Search ads Referring to the military and…

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    • 9 June

      China to give $15k for info on breach of national security

      Beijing: Chinese citizens can get cash rewards of over 100,000 yuan ($15,000) if they tip-off the police on national security breaches, the government has announced, as it moves against what it describes as “intensifying threats” from foreign i Under the new set of rules, which state media reports said standardised existing ones, the whistle-blower will be awarded at least 10,000 yuan and more than 100,000 yuan depending on the seriousness of the reported breach. Asics running shoes for sale in Chellaston: these are almost gifted AdAsics running | Search ads On offer for citizens are “spiritual rewards”, in the form of certificates, and “material rewards”, in the form of cash. “Those who have played a major role and made major contributions…

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