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Nepal interim govt signs 10-point pact with Gen Z on poll reforms, rights probe, and good governance

Nepal's government and Gen Z representatives have signed a 10-point agreement focused on electoral reforms, justice for protest victims and anti-corruption measures. The pact promises compensation, rights investigations and a youth-centric governance approach following the recent mass protests. Kathmandu: Nepal's interim government on Wednesday signed a crucial 10-point agreement with representatives of the Gen Z movement, marking a significant political turn after weeks of youth-led protests that brought down the KP Sharma Oli-led dispensation. Prime Minister Sushila Karki signed the pact on behalf of the government, while Boj Bikram Thapa represented families of those killed and injured during the September…

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‘That beautiful face and those lips…’ Trump makes bizarre remark about his press secretary

US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy with an unusual remark about White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. A video of his comments has now surfaced online, drawing widespread attention. Pennsylvania: US President Donald Trump recently drew attention after praising White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's "beautiful face" and "lips" during a speech meant to highlight his economic agenda. Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, the 79-year-old President abruptly shifted from discussing his administration's economic achievements to lavishing compliments on his 28-year-old press secretary, calling her "great" and praising her appearance. Lips like a little machine gun: Trump "We even…

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At least 19 killed, 16 others injured as two buildings collapse in Morocco’s Fez: Reports

As per latest updates, the injured have been shifted to the university hospital centre in Fez, while search and rescue operations continued around the clock to find others who may still be trapped under the rubble. Rabat (Morocco): At least 19 people were killed and 16 others were injured on Wednesday after two buildings collapsed in Morocco's Fez city, one of Morocco's oldest cities, the state news media reported, saying the blocks had shown signs of neglect for some time. Local authorities in the Fez reported two adjacent four-storey buildings collapsed overnight, the state news agency said. The incident was…

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Japan issues rare megaquake warning: What it means for India

The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) has raised concerns that the region could experience another tremor, possibly of magnitude 8 or higher. New Delhi: Japanese authorities have hinted towards the possibility of a "megaquake" striking the northern Pacific coast of Japan in the next week, following a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake on Monday. The quake, which struck off Aomori on Japan's northern Honshu coast at a depth of 54 km, caused significant damage. Roads cracked, buildings were damaged, and more than 30 people were injured. The tremor, which was felt as far as Tokyo (roughly 550 km away), also led to…

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Florida plane crash: Jaw-dropping video shows the moment small aircraft crashed on car in US florida plane crash video

Florida plane crash: The aircraft, identified as a twin-engine Beechcraft 55, suffered a loss of power in both engines shortly after an instructional flight from nearby Merritt Island. Florida: A dramatic incident unfolded in US on Interstate 95 in Brevard County, Florida, when a small plane attempting an emergency landing collided with a moving car on Monday. The crash occurred near mile marker 201 in Cocoa during rush-hour traffic, and the moment was captured in dashcam footage that has since gone viral.  According to authorities, the aircraft, identified as a twin-engine Beechcraft 55, suffered a loss of power in both engines shortly…

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Who was the founder of Nobel Prize? The story behind the origin of Nobel Prize

In 1888, a French newspaper's mistaken obituary for Alfred Nobel which called him the "merchant of death" for his invention of dynamite made him upset and he resolved to leave behind a different legacy. New Delhi: Every year on December 10, the Nobel Prize is awarded on the death anniversary of Alfred Nobel to honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions in various fields of Chemistry, Physics, Medicine, Economics, Literature, and Peace. Nobel died on December 10, 1896, in San Remo, Italy at the age of 63 from a cerebral haemorrhage. In his will, Nobel directed his entire 31 million…

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‘Not all speak Hindi’: Putin praises India’s ‘unity in diversity’

The remarks come in the backdrop of Putin’s recent two-day visit to India, where he met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and participated in discussions on global peace and diplomacy. New Delhi: Recalling his recent trip, Russian President Vladimir Putin lauded India’s remarkable “unity in diversity”. “I was in India a few days ago. Around 1.5 billion people live there, and not all speak Hindi, maybe 500–600 million do, while the rest speak different languages. Often, they don’t understand one another. So, this unity and diversity or rather, unity in diversity is something that we must preserve,” Putin said. Putin’s warm…

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US postpones H1B visa interviews for several Indians amid social media vetting, check likely new dates

The United States Embassy in India issued an advisory to applicants on Tuesday night that those who have received an email advising that your visa appointment has been rescheduled, Mission India looks forward to assisting you on your new appointment date. New Delhi: The United States State Department's new social media vetting policy has caused major disruptions for H 1B visa applicants in India, with many appointments postponed to next year. The United States Embassy in India issued an advisory to applicants on Tuesday night. It stated, "If you have received an email advising that your visa appointment has been…

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US: Shooting at Kentucky State University leaves one dead, suspect taken into custody

The shooting occurred at about 3 pm (local time). Scott Tracy, assistant chief of police for Frankfort, said at an evening news conference that officers responded immediately. Washington: At least one student was killed and another was critically injured on Tuesday in a shooting inside a residence hall at Kentucky State University. Officials said the suspect, who is not enrolled at the university, has been taken into custody. The shooting occurred at about 3 pm. Scott Tracy, assistant chief of police for Frankfort, said at an evening news conference that officers responded immediately. He stated that police believe the incident…

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Australia bans social media for children under 16, sets global precedent

Children in Australia will no longer be able to access their social media accounts. Platforms will have to prove they’ve taken “reasonable steps” to deactivate accounts belonging to users under 16 and block new account creation. New Delhi: Australia has made history by becoming the first country to implement a nationwide ban that prevents children under the age of 16 from creating or maintaining accounts on popular social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, Reddit, and Kick. The landmark law, is designed to protect young Australians from the growing dangers of online harm, including cyberbullying,…

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