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Washington: In a major crackdown on transnational organised crime, a US grand jury has filed an indictment against jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and members of his gang, accusing them of operating a sprawling international criminal network involved in murder, extortion, shootings, drug trafficking, kidnapping and human trafficking. According to the chargesheet, Bishnoi continued to run the gang from prison, using mobile phones and internet-based calling services to coordinate operations. US authorities have alleged that his network expanded to several countries and operated across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Australia. Spread fear among public The indictment claims the…

Ankara (Turkey): US President Donald Trump made an unexpected decision while returning from the NATO summit in Turkey's Ankara, drawing global attention and triggering speculation over presidential security. Although Trump flew to Turkey aboard the newly acquired Boeing 747-8 aircraft gifted by Qatar, he chose not to use the same plane for his return journey. Instead, the US President travelled back to America on the older Boeing VC-25A Air Force One, while the newer aircraft was flown separately to the Royal Air Force (RAF) Mildenhall Air Base in the United Kingdom. The move has raised questions over the security capabilities…

Tehran: Iranian state media, for the first time, released the unseen footage showing the damaged residence compound of the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei after the joint US-Israeli strikes on February 28, 2025, in which he was killed.   Here's the video | WATCH The 35-second video, broadcast by Iran's state television and also published on Khamenei's official website, shows the Imam Khomeini Hussainiya, the main hall inside the Supreme Leader's Tehran compound, strewn with debris and bearing visible signs of extensive destruction. The hall had long served as the main venue for Khamenei's public addresses and religious gatherings throughout…

Washington: A 30-year-old Indian software engineer allegedly strangled his wife to death in the United States just four months after their arranged marriage inside their apartment in Washington and then sent a photograph of her body to his alleged girlfriend in India, according to US local media reports. The victim, Raajitha Sabbineni, 27, was the wife of Avinash Narne, a software development engineer from Telangana. She was found dead in October 2025. Narne has now been arrested and charged after an extensive investigation allegedly uncovered evidence pointing to a premeditated murder, while he was also said to be maintaining a…