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South Africas immigration crackdown divides Johannesburgs inner city

South Africas immigration crackdown divides Johannesburgs inner city ### Johannesburg’s Economic Fabric Strained by Immigration Enforcement **Johannesburg, South Africa** – A concerted effort by the South African government to tighten immigration controls and address undocumented employment... read more »

Japan grab 4-0 win as Uedas brace knocks...

Japan grab 4-0 win as Uedas brace knocks Tunisia out of 2026 World Cup

Japan grab 4-0 win as Uedas brace knocks Tunisia out of 2026 World Cup ## Japan Dominates Tunisia to Solidify World Cup Qualification Hopes **A clinical performance saw Japan secure a commanding 4-0 victory over Tunisia, propelling the Samurai Blue to a strong position in their 2026 FIFA World Cup... read more »

Insuring the informal worker against the...

Insuring the informal worker against the heat

Insuring the informal worker against the heat ## Innovative Insurance Models Offer a Vital Safety Net for Informal Workers Facing Extreme Heat In an era of escalating climate challenges, a novel approach to worker protection is emerging, offering a crucial financial buffer for informal laborers who... read more »

One dead after freight train crash on br...

One dead after freight train crash on bridge sends carriages tumbling onto ...

One dead after freight train crash on bridge sends carriages tumbling onto the street **Fatal Collision: Freight Train Derailment Claims Life in Munich** Munich, Germany – A catastrophic collision involving two freight trains on a railway bridge in Munich has resulted in a fatality and... read more »

Israel attacks Gaza Again

Gaza children running out of time to treat blast-induced hearing loss

Gaza children running out of time to treat blast-induced hearing loss **Silent Scars: Escalating Hearing Impairments Plague Gaza’s Children Amidst Ongoing Conflict** **GAZA STRIP**... read more »

Rs.100 crore divorce settlement false: Sussanne

Settlement pact signed in Pariyathukavu land dispute

Settlement pact signed in Pariyathukavu land dispute **Land Dispute Resolution Reached at Pariyathukavu, Paving Way for Harmony** **Kizhakkambalam, Kerala** – A significant legal and... read more »

VAR official says hand gesture was 'involuntary, subconscious twitch'

VAR official says hand gesture was 'involuntary, subconscious twitch' ### VAR Official Attributes Controversial Hand Gesture to Unconscious Reflex **London, UK** – A prominent... read more »

Plume of smoke rises over US Air Force base after massive US bomber crashes

Plume of smoke rises over US Air Force base after massive US bomber crashes ## B-52 Stratofortress Suffers Incident at Edwards Air Force Base **EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CA** – A... read more »

New Delhi - The Lokpal Bill is likely to be taken up in the Rajya Sabha Monday, said Satyavrat Chaturvedi, who chaired the select committee that looked into the anti-corruption bill. "The government has proposed a discussion on Lokpal bill on Monday," Chaturvedi told reporters here. Six hours have been allotted for the discussion, he added. This comes as anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare sits on an indefinite fast demanding passage of the bill. Earlier, Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said that a notice for taking up the bill has already been given to Rajya Sabha Chairman M. Hamid Ansari. "Minister of State in Prime Minister's Office (PMO) V. Narayanasamy, has already sent a notice that the (Lokpal) bill be immediately taken up in the Rajya Sabha," Shinde told reporters here. "Th! e select committee in the Rajya Sabha had recommended 13 amendments to ! the bill and that were also considered by the government," said Shinde. The Lokpal bill, which was passed by the Lok Sabha in the winter session last year, has been majorly amended by the select committee. The government said it has accepted some of the amendments. Once passed by the Rajya Sabha, the amended bill will have to be returned to the Lok Sabha for approval before it becomes law. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath, meanwhile, refuted reports of parliament heading for an early adjournment. "At the moment all the speculations and the media reports are not true. There is no plan at the moment to curtail the session," he said Thursday. "Our priority is to pass the Lokpal Bill. The Lokpal Bill has to be taken in Rajya Sabha, then it will come to Lok Sabha."

Looked so real: How AI is being weaponised against Indias Muslim ...

Looked so real: How AI is being weaponised against Indias Muslim women ## Digital Defamation: AI-Generated Deepfakes Target Indian Muslim Women **New Delhi, India** – A disturbing new frontier in... read more »