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      9 June

      Matthew McConaughey’s emotional plea at the White House following Uvalde massacre

      Enough is enough Matthew McConaughey is using his fame for a good cause. The actor, a native of Uvalde, Texas, made an emotional plea in the White House briefing room on June 7 regarding the need for new gun control legislation in the United States. McConaughey met with President Biden and a group of lawmakers on Capitol Hill before giving a moving speech about the need for gun reform. The actor told reporters, “We start by making the loss of these lives matter. We start with laws that save innocent lives and don’t infringe on our Second Amendment rights.” In his plea, Matthew said that the United States needs to move forward to protect society. “These regulations are not a…

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    • 9 June

      With eye on China, India, Vietnam ink logistics support pact

      With an eye on China’s growing aggressive behaviour on maritime issues, India and Vietnam today signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Mutual Logistics Support and a  ‘Joint Vision Statement on India-Vietnam Defence Partnership towards 2030’, which will significantly enhance the scope and scale of existing defence cooperation. Asics running shoes for sale in Chellaston: these are almost gifted AdAsics shoes | Search ads The two documents were inked after Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s bilateral talks with Vietnam’s Minister of National Defence General Phan Van Giang in Hanoi. An official statement said wide-ranging discussions on effective and practical initiatives to further expand bilateral defence engagements and regional and global issues were held between the two sides. The MoU on Mutual Logistics…

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    • 9 June

      Here’s why Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kept a ‘low-key’ presence at Platinum Jubilee event

      Many people anticipated Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would be maintaining a low profile for Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee over the weekend, but even the most ardent royal family followers weren’t expecting to see so little of the Sussexes. However, that was intentional, according to insiders close to Meghan and Harry.  As per PEOPLE, as the Sussexes are no longer working royals, Harry and Meghan have maintained a low profile in comparison to Prince William and Kate Middleton. “They aren’t part of the [working] royal family anymore, and that’s a decision they have taken — but maybe [the public] hasn’t quite accepted that yet,” a source said,”Yes, they were low-key. They paid their respects and went home.” The source adds, “They…

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    • 9 June

      Fact Check: Did Moeen Ali boycott IPL over Nupur Sharma row? Unofficial Twitter account spins lie

      Have Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal’s controversial remarks on the Prophet Muhammad created a stir in the cricketing world as well? Several social media users claim so. A tweet supposedly from cricketer Moeen Ali has gone viral stating that the English all-rounder has demanded an apology from India following the aforementioned remarks. The tweet from the account @Moeen_Ali18 states, “If India does not apologize for its blasphemous statement, I will never go to India to play match again, I will also boycott the IPL. And I will appeal to my fellow Muslim brothers to do the same. I Love Muhammad P.B.U.H .” The Archived versions of the Twitter account and the tweet can be seen here and here respectively. At the time of writing this, more…

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    • 8 June

      10 killed, dozens injured as train derails in Iran

      Tehran: At least 10 people were killed and dozens injured after a passenger train derailed and rammed into an excavator in Tabas, eastern Iran on Wednesday, media reports said. The incident occurred at 5:30 a.m local time, Islamic Republic News Agency said. Around 350 passengers were on board the train and the derailment occurred some 50 km from the desert city of Tabas. Tabas Governor Ali-Akbar Rahimi told IRNA that four wagons of the train derailed. Rescue teams, 12 ambulances, a helicopter Yazd and a train were immediately pressed into service for rescue and relief operations.

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    • 8 June

      EU agrees on common charger for mobile devices by 2024

      Brussels: Chargers will be harmonized for small and medium-sized portable electronic devices by 2024 in the European Union (EU), negotiators of the European Parliament and the Council have agreed. “By autumn 2024, USB Type-C will become the common charging port for all mobile phones, tablets and cameras in the EU,” a press release from the Parliament said. The devices affected include mobile phones, tablets, e-readers, earbuds, digital cameras, headphones and headsets, handheld videogame consoles and portable speakers rechargeable via a wired cable, keyboards, computer mice, and portable navigation devices, Xinhua news agency reported, citing European Parliament rapporteur Alex Agius Saliba. Laptop manufacturers will also need to conform to the new regulation, but they will benefit from an extended deadline — 40…

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    • 8 June

      IBM ends all Russian operations, lays off staff

      Moscow: Following a freeze on activities in Russia earlier this year, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna has informed employees that the company is ending all operations in the country and has begun laying off employees. In a letter shared with the employees, Krishna stated that the company’s focus for months has been on looking after the safety and security of IBMers and their families in impacted regions. The company suspended operations back in March but kept employees on the payroll. “We chose to suspend operations so that we could evaluate longer-term options while continuing to pay and provide for our employees in Russia,” the CEO wrote in the letter. “As the consequences of the war continue to mount and uncertainty about its…

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    • 8 June

      Canada super visa changes to benefit Indians

      Toronto: Indians will benefit the most from changes introduced by Canada to its super visa programme for parents and grandparents. Under the changes announced by Immigration Minister Sean Fraser on Tuesday, parents and grandparents coming to Canada can now stay here for up to five years per entry. The changes will kick in from July 4. Canada will also allow international medical insurance companies to provide coverage to super visa applicants.Currently, only Canadian insurance providers can provide medical coverage to super visa holders. The super visa programme, started in 2011, allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents and grandparents to come and live with them in Canada for extended periods of time. Until now, this multiple-entry visa, which…

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    • 8 June

      Canada super visa changes to benefit Indians

      Toronto: Indians will benefit the most from changes introduced by Canada to its super visa program for parents and grandparents. Under the changes announced by Immigration Minister Sean Fraser on Tuesday, parents and grandparents coming to Canada can now stay here for up to five years per entry. The changes will kick in from July 4. Canada will also allow international medical insurance companies to provide coverage to super visa applicants.Currently, only Canadian insurance providers can provide medical coverage to super visa holders. The super visa program started in 2011, allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents and grandparents to come and live with them in Canada for extended periods of time. Until now, this multiple-entry visa, which…

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    • 8 June

      Singapore hit with dengue emergency: How aedes mosquitoes infect humans

      Singapore said it is fighting a dengue “emergency” in the country with cases shooting to over 11,000 in the country. The country had reported over 5,000 dengue last year. Scientists have blamed the aedes mosquitoes for the dengue cases in the country. Aedes mosquito: Where is it found? These mosquitoes are usually found in tropical, subtropical and temperate climates for example in Singapore. It can spread chikungunya, dengue and Zika viruses. Experts say it also thrives in urban areas which provides these deadly mosquitoes with a natural habitat to lay eggs. According to the US CDC, these mosquitoes prefer to feed on people so they are more likely to spread the virus. Diseases due to Aedes mosquitos The aedes mosquitos…

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