Author: Rahul M

South Korean President Lee vows stern action over law enforcement’s mishandling of cases Seoul, Oct 23 (IANS) South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Thursday called for stern punishment for law enforcement officials accused of abusing their authority to cover up or fabricate cases, denouncing such acts as “unforgivable.” Lee made the remarks during a meeting with senior aides after lawmakers accused some prosecutors of exerting inappropriate influence over investigations during this year’s parliamentary audit sessions, Yonhap News Agency reported. “There were criticisms over problems related to some law enforcement agencies during the recent parliamentary audit. Such acts undermine democracy…

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Sindhi leader urges global support for repatriation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan Berlin, Oct 23 (IANS) Shafi Burfat, Chairman of the Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), has called on the global community to ensure responsible repatriation and rehabilitation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan’s Sindh province to Afghanistan with international support. Burfat claimed that the mass influx of Afghan refugees, while rooted in a humanitarian crisis, created legitimate “demographic and political concerns” for the Sindh province. “Sindh, already colonised within the artificial and militarised structure of Pakistan, has long suffered from political oppression, economic exploitation, and the denial of its national…

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Sindhi leader urges global support for repatriation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan Berlin, Oct 23 (IANS) Shafi Burfat, Chairman of the Jeay Sindh Muttahida Mahaz (JSMM), has called on the global community to ensure responsible repatriation and rehabilitation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan’s Sindh province to Afghanistan with international support. Burfat claimed that the mass influx of Afghan refugees, while rooted in a humanitarian crisis, created legitimate “demographic and political concerns” for the Sindh province. “Sindh, already colonised within the artificial and militarised structure of Pakistan, has long suffered from political oppression, economic exploitation, and the denial of its national…

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Kokrajhar: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inducted Bodoland People’s Front (BPF) MLA Charan Boro into his cabinet last week, praising the party, led by former extremist Hagrama Mohilary, for “always championing” the cause of the Bodo people.Boro’s induction, sealing an alliance between the BPF and ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and coming just weeks after the BPF’s sweeping victory in the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC) elections, marked a sobering moment for Sarma, who had asserted that the Council was poised to elect a national party this time to ensure better coordination among New Delhi, Dispur and Kokrajhar. The Bodoland…

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Byrathi Basavaraj, a BJP MLA accused in the July 15 murder of a real estate operator in Bengaluru, has moved the Karnataka High Court against the invocation of the Karnataka Control of Organized Crime Act (KCOCA) in the case, even as the police have sought the removal of protection from arrest granted to him.Basavaraj, MLA for the K R Pura constituency in East Bengaluru, moved the court on October 14 with a plea to quash an order dated August 12, 2025, of the state government granting permission to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the police to invoke the provisions…

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VATICAN CITY (AP) — King Charles III and Queen Camilla prayed Thursday with Pope Leo XIV in an historic visit to the Vatican to forge closer relations between the Church of England and the Catholic Church, a welcome spiritual respite for the royals from the turmoil at home over sexual misconduct allegations against Prince Andrew.Charles, who is the titular head of the Church of England, and Camilla sat in golden thrones on the raised altar of the Sistine Chapel, in front of Michelangelo’s “Last Judgment,” while Leo and the Anglican archbishop of York presided over an ecumenical service.The event marked…

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BEIRUT (AP) — A Sudanese paramilitary force targeted the country’s capital and its main airport on Thursday with drones, just a day after the first passenger flight in two years landed in the city, according to military officials and local media. The attack by the Rapid Support Forces came as the group seeks to maintain pressure against Sudan’s military while the deadlocked conflict grinds on.The Sudanese military intercepted the drones, which caused no damage, said a military official who spoke on condition of anonymity since he was not authorized to speak to journalists. The RSF and the military did not…

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For many women, surviving breast cancer is not just about overcoming the ailment, but it also opens the door to new possibilities, including motherhood. The most common and sensitive question among survivors is, ‘Will I ever be able to have children?’ or ‘Is it safe to become pregnant?.’ For years, women were cautioned against becoming pregnant after breast cancer, as it is hormone sensitive. Thanks to advanced cancer and fertility treatments, healthcare experts can offer guidance that replaces fear with fact. If you are unsure about pregnancy post breast cancer, here is what experts recommend.  Understanding the Concerns  Dr Chinmayie,…

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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Swathes of New Zealand were pummeled by dangerous winds for the second time in a week on Thursday, with howling gales canceling hundreds of flights, causing electricity blackouts and forcing school closures. The gales were worst in the lower North Island, where the capital Wellington is located, and in parts of the South Island, including the city of Christchurch. The national forecaster MetService issued rare “red” wind warnings, the highest level of alert, for several regions. No deaths or serious injuries were reported. When a different weather system battered the country on Monday, a Wellington…

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The festive season is full of joy, lights, sweets, and delicious indulgences. Diwali, Bhai Dooj, and Govardhan Puja bring together family celebrations, feasts, and a little extra indulgence in food and sweets. While the celebrations are fun, the post-festive phase often comes with detox plans, cleanses, and health resolutions. But not all detox methods are safe or effective. Let’s bust some common post-festive detox myths and help you recover healthily in 2025! Myth 1: Starving Yourself Helps Detox Add Zee News as a Preferred Source Many believe skipping meals or drastically reducing calorie intake helps flush out toxins. Reality: Starvation…

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