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Donald Trump Found Guilty on All 34 Counts in New York Hush-Money Case, Sentencing Hearing Scheduled.

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Donald Trump Appears Unfazed as Jury Delivers Guilty Verdict on All 34 Counts Former US President Donald Trump Found Guilty on All 34 Counts for Falsifying Business Records Related to Affair with Stormy Daniels The 34 counts in the New York hush-money case originated from 11 invoices, 12 vouchers, and 11 checks. Trump becomes the first US president declared a felon as he eyes White House return. Judge Merchan expressed gratitude to the 12 jurors, stating, “You gave this matter the attention it deserved, and I thank you for that.” Once again, Trump labeled the trial as ‘rigged’ and shifted …

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Meet Shrinivas R Kulkarni: The Shaw Prize Winner in Astronomy.

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Shrinivas R Kulkarni

Srinivas R Kulkarni holds the position of Professor of Astronomy and Planetary Science at the California Institute of Technology, where he is affiliated with the divisions of Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy. In a significant announcement, Shrinivas R Kulkarni, a US-based professor of Indian origin, is set to receive the esteemed Shaw Award for his remarkable contributions to the field of astronomy. Kulkarni’s pioneering research on millisecond pulsars, gamma-ray bursts, supernovae, and various other variable or transient astronomical phenomena has earned him this prestigious accolade. The Shaw Prize, also referred to as the Nobel Prize of the East, is an international …

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“Sudden Turbulence Shock: Singapore Airlines Passengers Share Terrifying Experience of Child Thrown Two Rows Back”

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Turbulence Singapore Airlines

Passengers on the Singapore Airlines flight that encountered severe turbulence, prompting an emergency landing in Bangkok and tragically resulting in a passenger’s death, recounted chaotic scenes aboard the aircraft, detailing extensive damage and serious injuries. More than 140 passengers and crew on the Singapore Airlines flight – Boeing BA.N 777-300ER plane, hit by severe turbulence on Tuesday, reached Singapore on a relief flight on Wednesday morning. The London-Singapore flight made an emergency landing in Bangkok after the turbulence left many injured, while a 73-year-old British passenger died of a suspected heart attack. According to the aircraft’s tracking provider FlightRadar 24, …

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The helicopter crash that resulted in the death of the Iran President was attributed to a ‘technical failure’.

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Helicopter crash that killed Iran President caused due to 'technical failure

Iranian state media reported that the helicopter crash, which claimed the lives of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, his Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, along with other officials and crew, was caused by a “technical failure”. According to Iranian state media, the helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, and other officials and crew crashed due to a “technical failure”. The incident occurred as they were returning to Iran from a visit to the Azerbaijan border, where they had inaugurated a dam project. The crash took place in the mountainous region of northwest Iran’s Jolfa. Despite extensive search efforts …

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Hezbollah Attacks Israeli Army HQ After Tehran’s Warning

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Hezbollah Attacks Israeli Army

Iran-backed Hezbollah has launched a barrage of rockets at an Israeli army headquarters, escalating tensions in the Middle East. The rocket attack targeted the 3rd Infantry Brigade of the 91st Division at Ein Zeitim Base in northern Israel. This retaliation followed Israeli strikes on Srifa, Rab Tlatin, and Odaisseh. The exchange of attacks between Iran and Israel has raised concerns about the potential for the Israel-Gaza conflict to escalate into a regional war. Iran’s Warning of ‘Maximum Level Response’ to Israel Iran issued a warning to Israel of an immediate and “maximum level” response following Israeli drone attacks. Iranian Foreign …

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Nestlé, one of the world’s largest food and beverage companies, has faced several controversies over the years. Here are eight major concerns in India and abroad.

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Nestlé Controversies: From sugar in baby food to Maggi ban, we look at top 8 concerns in India and abroad.

Nestlé Controversies: Unveiling Ethical Concerns in India and Abroad Added Sugar in Baby Food for Developing Countries Recent scrutiny reveals Nestlé’s inclusion of sugar and honey in infant milk and cereal products sold in developing countries, contrasting with sugar-free products in Switzerland. The Guardian reported that all Cerelac baby cereal products examined in India contained added sugar, averaging nearly three grams per serving. Nestlé India responded, stating a reduction of up to 30 percent in added sugars across its infant cereal range over the past five years. Backlash Over Unhealthy Food Portfolio An internal presentation revealed that 60 percent of …

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“TikTok warns US House Bill threatens free speech as Senate vote looms amid ongoing data concerns”

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Reuters reported that TikTok has reiterated its concerns that if a bill banning the social media app in the United States is approved, it would infringe on the “free speech” rights of American citizens. TikTok expressed disappointment, stating, “It is unfortunate that the House of Representatives is using the cover of important foreign and humanitarian assistance to once again push through a ban bill that would infringe upon the free speech rights of 170 million Americans.” On April 20, the US House of Representatives passed a bill with a significant majority of 360 to 58 votes, which could potentially ban …

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View: Dubai Hit by Torrential Rainfall Causing Flooding in Malls, Subways, and Airport as Storm Unleashes 1.5 Years’ Worth of Rain in a Few Hours.

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Deluge In Dubai as Storm Dumps 1.5 Years' Rain On UAE In A Span Of Few Hours, Floods Malls, Subways, Airport

Dubai’s airport, driverless metro rail system, and extensive roadways faced inundation as intense thunderstorms swept across the United Arab Emirates. The desert metropolis of Dubai encountered an uncommon beginning to the week as powerful thunderstorms battered the city and various regions of the UAE, resulting in significant flooding on major road networks, airports, and the city’s automated metro rail system. Reports from news agencies indicate that Tuesday’s storms unleashed rainfall equivalent to over a year and a half’s accumulation on Dubai. Fujairah, situated on the eastern coast of the UAE, emerged as the sole emirate experiencing greater rainfall than Dubai. …

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Footage: Structures Leaning, Bridges Rocking Amidst Taiwan’s Devastating Earthquake

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Taiwan Earthquake

Striking Images on Social Media Capture Buildings Trembling, Bridges Swaying, and Individuals Seeking Shelter. Today, Taiwan was struck by a powerful earthquake, resulting in the tragic loss of four lives and injuring over 60 individuals. The seismic event also prompted tsunami alerts in Japan and the Philippines. Gripping footage shared on social media depicts buildings trembling, bridges swaying, and people urgently seeking shelter. According to the news agency AFP, registering at 7.4 on the Richter scale, this earthquake marks the most potent tremor to hit the island in a quarter-century. Officials have cautioned of potential aftershocks in the coming days. …

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“Biden Applauds Indian Crew for Quick Action in Baltimore Bridge Collapse”

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Biden Baltimore Bridge Collapse

The crew on the ship managed to notify the Maryland Department of Transportation that they had lost control of their vessel, according to the US President. US President Joe Biden praised the 22-member Indian crew aboard the freighter Dali for their quick Mayday distress call, which was credited with saving many lives during the ship’s collision with the Baltimore bridge. Biden also commended the swift response of local authorities. “The crew on board the ship managed to alert the Maryland Department of Transportation about their loss of control, as you’re aware and have reported. Consequently, local authorities could close the …

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