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Police Raid Homes of Accused in the Ram Temple Donation Theft Case

Ayodhya: Local Police on Sunday carried out simultaneous raids at the residences of all eight accused in the Ram Temple donation theft case, a day before they are scheduled to be produced before a court. Eight police teams, each comprising male and female officers and accompanied by local magistrates, conducted coordinated searches across Ayodhya to trace the money trail, gather additional evidence, and examine the assets and financial dealings of the accused and their families. The teams first verified the addresses

Congress Demands Supreme Court-Monitored Probe into Ram Mandir Donations Irregularities

New Delhi; Senior Congress leader Rajeev Shukla has called for a Supreme Court-supervised investigation into alleged large-scale embezzlement of donations and offerings at the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. Addressing a press conference on Saturday, Shukla said the Congress had avoided commenting earlier to prevent politicising a religious issue. However, the registration of an FIR and arrests showed the government accepted serious irregularities involving hundreds to thousands of crores in donations. He said poor devotees

Australia to double fines for firms violating social media ban for children younger than 16

The Australian government has announced that it will move to double the maximum fine for companies that fail to enforce the nation’s social media ban for children younger than 16. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said last night that technology companies are not doing enough to comply with the under-16 social media ban. The proposed law would raise the maximum penalty from 34.1 million US dollars to 68.3 million US dollars. It would also give the eSafety Commissioner stronger powers to require platforms to prove they are

6.1-magnitude earthquake strikes off Japan; no tsunami alert

An earthquake of 6.1 magnitude rattled northeastern Japan this morning. A quake struck off the coast of Iwate Prefecture, with a depth of about 40 kilometers and shook Aomori Prefecture and other nearby regions. No tsunami warning was issued and there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties. However, the recent series of earthquakes during the typhoon season has raised concerns about possible landslides. Authorities have also warned that further tremors may follow.

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Death toll in Venezuela’s earthquakes rises to 1,430 as rescuers continue search for survivors

The death toll in Venezuela’s earthquakes has risen to 1,430. The latest figures were released as rescuers continued the search for survivors of the one-two punch of 7.2- and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes that devastated the South American nation on Wednesday. Families have reported at least 68,900 people missing. Venezuelans looking for loved ones and neighbours used shovels, heavy equipment, ropes and bare hands atop mounds of toppled concrete throughout La Guaira, one of Venezuela’s hardest-hit states. Meanwhile, the

Cancer Healer Center Continues Nationwide Growth with Launch of 31st Centre in Coimbatore, 2nd in Tamil Nadu

 Coimbatore : After recently launching its 30th centre in Pune, Cancer Healer Center has further expanded its national footprint with the launch of its new centre in Coimbatore, marking its 31st facility across India and second centre in Tamil Nadu. According to ICMR-NCDIR’s Tamil Nadu cancer profile, the state was projected to record 78,641 new cancer cases in 2020, including 35,863 cases among men and 42,778 among women. The profile also points to key cancer-linked risk factors in the state, including tobacco use,

In the Age of AI, Employers Say Human Skills Matter More Than Ever

New Delhi : - As artificial intelligence reshapes the workplace, employers are sending a clear message to the next generation of business leaders: mastering technology matters, but the most valuable professionals will be those who can combine AI capabilities with distinctly human strengths. According to GMAC’s latest annual survey of more than 600 global corporate recruiters in 39 countries—the majority of them working for Global Fortune 500 companies—technology, AI, and data analysis skills saw the largest increases in

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