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      24 March

      India-Bhutan strive to firm up ties, delegation attends International Happiness Day conference

      Indian delegation attends conference in Thimphu on March 20; meets the Ambassador for talks on bilateral relations and other key issues HYDERABAD: India’s Ambassador to Bhutan Sudhakar Dalaila said India and Bhutan share strong and enduring ties. He also highlighted Bhutan’s initiatives to enhance citizens’ happiness and acknowledged India’s significant role in the country’s development. An Indian delegation that attended the International Happiness Day conference in Thimphu on March 20 met with the Ambassador for discussions on bilateral relations and other key issues on Saturday. International president of the Association of Buddhist Tour Operators (ABTO) Mallepalli Lakshmaiah urged better facilities for Buddhist tourists from India and greater public awareness of the Happiness Index in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and beyond. The meeting…

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    • 24 March

      Indian-origin man, daughter shot dead at convenience store in Virginia

      Pradipkumar Patel and his daughter were at work in a convenience store on Lankford Highway in Accomack County when the shooting occurred. Accomack County is situated on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. New York: A 56-year-old Indian-origin man and his 24-year-old daughter were shot dead at a convenience store in the US state of Virginia and police have arrested one person in connection with the shooting, according to media reports. Pradipkumar Patel and his daughter were working at the store on Lankford Highway in Accomack County when the shooting incident happened. Accomack County is located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. The Accomack County Sheriff’s office said deputies were called to the scene shortly after 5:30 am on March 20 on reports of…

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    • 24 March

      19 killed as Israel strikes Palestinians in Gaza

      Iran-backed rebels in Yemen who are allied with Hamas meanwhile launched another missile at Israel, setting off air raid sirens Gaza Strip: Israeli strikes across the southern Gaza Strip killed at least 19 Palestinians overnight into Sunday, including a senior Hamas political leader, officials said. Iran-backed rebels in Yemen who are allied with Hamas meanwhile launched another missile at Israel, setting off air raid sirens. The Israeli military said the projectile was intercepted, and there were no reports of casualties or damage. The European and Kuwaiti hospitals in southern Gaza said they had received 17 bodies from strikes overnight, including several women and children. Hamas separately said that Salah Bardawil, a member of its political bureau and of the Palestinian parliament,…

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    • 24 March

      Telugu youth missing in US found dead; suicide suspected

      Abhishek Kolli, who reportedly hailed from Gudivada in Andhra Pradesh, was reported missing on Saturday, from Phoenix, where he was last seen Hyderabad: A Telugu youth who was reported missing for the last two days from Phoenix, Texas, was found dead in what is being said to be a case of suicide. Abhishek Kolli, who reportedly hailed from Gudivada, Andhra Pradesh, was reported missing on Saturday, from Phoenix, where he was last seen. He is said to have been found dead on Sunday. Abhishek’s brother Aravind Kolli stated in a post on gofundme.com that his passing on Sunday wasn’t just a tragedy. “It was a devastating consequence of the overwhelming financial crisis he faced and unforeseen circumstances. A burden that grew…

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    • 24 March

      Israel Cabinet approves no-confidence motion against Attorney general amid growing protests

      The official said on Sunday that Ministers voted unanimously in favour of the motion, Xinhua news agency reported. Jerusalem: Israel’s Cabinet voted in favour of a no-confidence motion against Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, a first step toward her dismissal, a government official confirmed to media. The official said on Sunday that Ministers voted unanimously in favour of the motion, Xinhua news agency reported. The move was the latest in a series of government actions, which opponents described as political retaliation against officials perceived as critical of the government. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Baharav-Miara clashed on Friday over the government’s attempt to replace Shin Bet security chief Ronen Bar. Baharav-Miara issued a directive prohibiting Netanyahu from taking any action to remove Bar…

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    • 24 March

      US envoy Witkoff says Russian President Vladimir Putin wants peace ahead of talks on Ukraine

      Witkoff, who has met twice with Putin in recent weeks as Trump works to end the war in Ukraine, expressed confidence that talks in Saudi Arabia this week between American, Russia and Ukrainian officials would yield positive results, including on a limited ceasefire in the Black Sea, CNN reported. Washington: US special envoy Steve Witkoff has expressed optimism ahead of high-stakes talks in Saudi Arabia over the war in Ukraine and said he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin wanted to end the three-year-old conflict. “I feel that he wants peace,” Witkoff told Fox News on Sunday. Witkoff, who has met twice with Putin in recent weeks as Trump works to end the war in Ukraine, expressed confidence that talks in Saudi Arabia this…

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    • 23 March

      SLBC tunnel collapse: One month on, seven workers still untraced

      Rescuers proceeding with extreme caution as the final 40-metre accident stretch is a ‘prohibited zone’ Hyderabad: After a month-long massive operation involving over a dozen agencies including the Indian Army, the SLBC tunnel rescue mission stands today at a crossroads. The highly vulnerable 40 metres accident stretch, still looked upon as a prohibited point, remains the last unexplored zone. Authorities are facing a grim dilemma – risking further into the cave-in point or acknowledging that the seven missing workers may never be found. Just four days after resuming the tunnel boring operations after a long gap, a major accident took place on February 22. The collapse occurred during routine operations involving a tunnel boring machine (TBM), when a section of the…

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    • 23 March

      Telangana: Kothagudem journalists’ ‘deeksha’ for house site enters third day

      Previous BRS government had allocated 10 acres for journalists, but now Congress government imposed restrictions on the land given to them asking them to pay Rs 4,000 per yard, says CPI (ML) New Democracy leader G Nageswara Rao Kothagudem: A deeksha taken up by journalists here for house plots reached its third day on Saturday, with several political and people’s organisations expressing solidarity with the journalists. The deeksha was launched by the Kothagudem Journalists’ House Sites Struggle Committee on Thursday near Gangabishan Basthi Rythu Vedika in the district headquarters. CPI (ML) New Democracy leader G Nageswara Rao, IFTU leader N Sanjeev and PDSU leader Pranay Kumar participated in the deeksha on Saturday extending solidarity to the journalists. Nageswara Rao said the previous BRS government had allocated 10…

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    • 23 March

      BRS walks out of Assembly after Agriculture Minister declares completion of crop loan waiver

      Revanth Reddy promised to waive all crop loans up to Rs 2 lakh and did not specify about only one beneficiary per family, reminds Harish Rao Hyderabad: The BRS staged a walkout from the Telangana Assembly on Saturday, protesting Agriculture Minister Thummala Nageswara Rao’s claim that the farm loan waiver was completed. Former Minister T Harish Rao led the protest, stating that the Minister’s statement was false and misleading. During the discussion on agriculture demands in the Assembly on Saturday, Nageswara Rao made it clear that the government had decided to waive crop loans up to Rs 2 lakh per family and there would be no loan waiver for loans beyond Rs 2 lakh. There were around 25 lakh such families…

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    • 23 March

      Lightning kills cattle in Telangana’s Sangareddy district

      Farmer grazing the cattle escapes with injuries; suffers Rs 70,000 loss Sangareddy: Lightning killed a buffalo, goat and a sheep at Govinda Nayak Thanda in Nagulgidda mandal. Farmer, Puli Bai (55), who was grazing the cattle, escaped with injuries. She was rushed to a government hospital in Narayankhed. Her condition is said to be stable. The farmer reportedly suffered Rs 70,000 loss.

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