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‘Diljit’s Movie on Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra should be released in its original form’: Family issues open letter
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‘Diljit’s Movie on Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra should be released in its original form’: Family issues open letter

Author Hardeep Singh CHANDIGARH Family of Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra who laid down his life for human rights of Sikhs, has spoken on censoring Diljit Singh Dosanjh-starrer Punjab ’95, a biopic on the human rights activist, beyond limits and demanded the movie be released in its original form.   Khalra exposed the truth of mass level enforced...

Dortmund and Adeyemi hand Celtic brutal European reality check
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Dortmund and Adeyemi hand Celtic brutal European reality check

Dortmund, Germany Karim Adeyemi scored three goals in the first half as Borussia Dortmund handed Celtic a brutal Champions League reality check, winning 7-1 at home on Tuesday.  Celtic came into the match boasting a 100 percent record in Scotland and Europe this season, but were blown off the park in Germany, Dortmund leading 5-1 at...

Guatemala dismantles migrant trafficking ring
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Guatemala dismantles migrant trafficking ring

Guatemala City, Guatemala Guatemalan authorities on Tuesday dismantled a criminal network, with police among its ranks, responsible for smuggling migrants to the United States, the government said.  Thirty-six people, including 23 active and two retired police officers, were arrested in the operation that involved 34 raids in the capital and other cities, according to Interior Minister...

Trump and Harris campaigns seek to turn crises to their advantage
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Trump and Harris campaigns seek to turn crises to their advantage

Washington, United States A series of domestic and international crises a month before the US presidential election have shaken up an already fiery campaign, as the rival camps scramble to contain or exploit them to their advantage. Soaring tensions in the Middle East; a deadly hurricane on US soil; and a historic strike by American dockworkers:...

Hope for justice dim for Sikhs in India 
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Hope for justice dim for Sikhs in India 

Author Hardeep Singh During last some weeks, many issues concerning Sikhs have emerged, that once again make them feel alienated under Indian regime. Going by the recent developments, it seems that there is no hope for justice to the community members of which are given inhuman treatment here. Their human rights are being violated in...

Ukraine says struck Russian ammo depot with drones
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Ukraine says struck Russian ammo depot with drones

Kyiv, Ukraine Ukraine on Sunday said it sent more than 100 drones deep inside Russia to hit a major weapons depot, as it stepped up attacks further inside Russian territory. Also Sunday Denmark announced it was providing 1.3 billion kroner ($194 million) to help Ukraine bolster its under-pressure arsenal against Russia’s invasion. “Defence forces struck the...

Three things we learned from the England-Australia ODI series
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Three things we learned from the England-Australia ODI series

London, United Kingdom Australia completed a 3-2 one-day international series victory over England with a 49-run win in a rain-shortened clash at Bristol on Sunday. But an inexperienced England 50-over team gave the world champions a scare by levelling the series at 2-2 after a pair of thumping defeats. Below AFP Sport looks at some of...

Death toll soars in US from storm Helene, North Carolina reeling
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Death toll soars in US from storm Helene, North Carolina reeling

Valdosta, United States The death toll from powerful storm Helene jumped to at least 91 on Sunday, with one county in North Carolina alone reporting 30 deaths, authorities said, as rescuers battled to reach people in need across the southeastern United States. The storm left a swathe of damage across several states, including Florida, Georgia, North...

Progress on high seas treaty, but change still far off
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Progress on high seas treaty, but change still far off

United Nations, United States A year after a historic treaty to protect the high seas was opened to signatures, it has now received 13 ratifications — leaving it still far from coming into force. The treaty, which took 15 years of tough negotiating to be approved, aims to protect vital marine ecosystems that are threatened by...

Death toll from Hurricane John hits eight in Mexico
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Death toll from Hurricane John hits eight in Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico Hurricane John, which made landfall twice on Mexico’s Pacific coast, has now left eight people dead, all of them in southern Guerrero state, home to the beachside city of Acapulco, authorities said Saturday.  John first slammed into the shore earlier this week as a Category 3 hurricane, churning along the coast for several...