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Supreme Court: Gurugram collapses in rains while Greater Noida planned for 30-40 years: Supreme Court | India News

File photo: Supreme Court NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said the urban system in Gurugram collapses during rains because adequate investment was not made in infrastructure such as drainage and sewage systems. The court contrasted this with Greater Noida, saying the latter was planned with the next 30-40 years in mind.The observations came…

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Venezuelan man shot by ICE officer was taken to detention with ‘bullet lodged near his spine’, lawyer claims

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). A Venezuelan man shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Texas was taken to an immigration detention facility with a bullet still lodged in his back near his spine, his lawyer said, as new details emerged about his condition.His attorney, Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, said 28-year-old Wilber…

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‘Broad daylight dacoity’: SC questions overpricing of essential cancer drugs | India News

Supreme Court raises concerns over steep pricing of essential cancer medicines NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday questioned the steep markup on essential cancer medicines, with the bench describing the practice as “broad daylight dacoity” against patients. The remarks came after the court was informed that an essential cancer drug had a maximum retail…

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In the 1980s, an Australian man left law school to run his family farm after his father died; when drought and bushfires devastated his 670-hectare property, he began selling fallen firewood door-to-door; now his business sells 1 million bags a year

Pic credit: ABC Illawarra/ Brooke Chandler Peter Chauncy was supposed to become a lawyerHe enrolled in law school, but then his father got sick. Young Chauncy took his textbooks and came home to help on the family sheep and cattle farm in Canyonleigh, NSW. His father didn’t survive, so the farm became his responsibility. When…

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Romania is exploring whether European mink could return to the Carpathians, where the species has disappeared from much of its former range | World News

Representative Image of the southern Carpathian Mountains with European minks exploring their potential return habitat (AI Generated Image) Conservation organisations in Romania and across Europe are assessing whether the critically endangered European mink could eventually be returned to parts of the southern Carpathian Mountains, where the species has disappeared from much of its former range….

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Strait Of Hormuz And Bab El-Mandeb: Putin, Saudi crown prince discuss safe passage through Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb

Putin, Saudi crown prince discuss reopening key waterways amid oil disruptions Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman discussed the need to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb during a phone call on Tuesday, the Kremlin said, as disruptions to the key waterways continue to affect…

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‘I’m going to tell the truth’: Netanyahu hits back at Mamdani ahead of UN speech

Netanyahu also accused Mamdani of supporting Hamas and inciting unrest against Jewish people in New York. ‘Shame on you, Mr Mamdani,’ Netanyahu said. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he would use his address to the United Nations this week to defend Israel’s military actions against Palestinians. Hitting out at the New York…

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