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Video: Scuffle over doorway space inside moving Mumbai local train, one passenger tumbles onto platform | Mumbai News

A fight occurred between commuters on a Churchgate-Virar fast local train, resulting in a passenger falling out MUMBAI: A passenger fell onto a railway platform after a fight broke out between commuters inside a Churchgate-Virar fast local, according to an undated video that has surfaced on social media. The incident reportedly took place between Grant…

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Gagan Narang, Kamlesh Mehta, Yogeshwar Dutt, Vijender Singh elected unopposed in IOA SOM elections | More sports News

Gagan Narang (Image via X/Screengrab) NEW DELHI: The Indian Olympic Association’s (IOA) Sportspersons of Outstanding Merit (SOM) elections have been reduced to a contest in the female category after eight of the 12 male candidates withdrew from the fray, leaving the four remaining nominees unopposed.According to the final list of contesting candidates issued by the…

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Kashmir-linked outfit claims responsibility in Ghaziabad police outpost blast; UP ATS probes possible terror angle | Lucknow News

Investigators are also examining a suspicious Delhi-registered scooter found near the scene. LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has taken the lead in investigating the explosion outside the Vasundhara police outpost in Ghaziabad’s Indirapuram area, amid indications of a possible terror angle after a little-known Kashmir-linked outfit claimed responsibility through a social media post.Investigators…

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When a 1,000-meal catering order was cancelled in 2020, a New York founder gave the food to hospital workers; six years later, her business says it has donated 4 million meals

New York founder turned 1,000 cancelled meals into a food initiative that has donated 4 million (Image Credit: Syracuse University) A cancelled catering order became the starting point for a food business with a much larger purpose. When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted operations in New York City in 2020, The Migrant Kitchen, a newly launched…

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‘Patiala Peg’, ‘5 Tara Theke’ among 4 Diljit Dosanjh songs barred from Indore concert | Indore News

Four songs by Diljit Dosanjh, “Patiala Peg”, “5 Tara Theke”, “Jeb Vicho Feem” and “Jatt Fire Karda”, have been barred from his November 15 Indore concert over alleged promotion of alcohol and violence. INDORE: Four songs by Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh have been barred from his November 15 concert in Indore over concerns that their…

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A landfill near Istanbul generates electricity from captured waste gas, yet satellites detect methane escaping at about 7.4 tons an hour on average, new reporting finds as Turkey prepares to host COP31

The Seymen landfill near Istanbul releases an average 7.4 tonnes of methane hourly, satellite observations reveal. The great mountain of domestic refuse outside Istanbul is doing more than just being the last stop for the rubbish of the Turkish city. This organic material breaks down under the surface, producing methane. This methane is captured and…

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In 1935, a Black linguist recorded Louisiana Creole speakers on aluminium discs; researchers have now uncovered the earliest extended audio of a language that all but vanished from New Orleans by the 1950s

Dockworkers at New Orleans in 20th century, the creole language may have been spoken at this time. (Image credit: Wikimedia Commons) There is something extraordinary about how memory finds its way back to us through our senses. A familiar sound or voice can transport us to an entire world we thought existed only in the…

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Data protection law faces scrutiny: The key concerns explained | India News

The legal challenge raises questions over how the law could affect investigative journalism, RTI access and government accountability India’s new data protection framework was introduced with a clear objective: to give citizens greater control over their personal information and make organisations accountable for how they collect, store and use it. But as the government moves…

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A Florida landowner won $40,000 after a telecom company laid fibre cables outside an easement; the state’s highest court has now ruled that an old legal-fees clause does not automatically bind later property owners

Representative Image (AI-generated) A property agreement can continue to affect land even after the original owners have sold it. But do all the conditions in such an agreement automatically apply to future owners? The Florida Supreme Court has addressed this question in a dispute involving a telecommunications company that installed underground fibre-optic cables beyond an…

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