Sonakshi Sarkar

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Pope Francis Stabilizes After Respiratory Crisis

Pope Francis Stabilizes After Respiratory Crisis

Pope Francis is reportedly off mechanical ventilation and in stable condition after experiencing severe breathing difficulties. The Vatican announced that the Pope would continue with non-invasive mechanical ventilation as a precautionary measure, despite his stable condition. Children receiving treatment at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital, where the Pope is admitted, have crafted numerous "get well" cards and drawings, expressing their affection and support. The 86-year-old Pontiff's health scare has prompted an outpouring of prayers and well-wishes from around the world, highlighting his global influence and the deep concern for his well-being among the Catholic faithful.
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Florida Attorney General Investigates Andrew Tate’s U.S. Visit

Florida Attorney General Investigates Andrew Tate’s U.S. Visit

The Florida Attorney General has launched a criminal investigation into Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan after the pair entered the United States despite facing trial in Romania on charges of rape and human trafficking. The inquiry seeks to understand how the brothers were able to travel freely into Florida, raising questions about international legal coordination and border controls. Andrew Tate, a former kickboxer and social media personality, has been a contentious figure due to his inflammatory remarks and alleged criminal activities. The investigation underscores the complexities of international law enforcement and the challenges in monitoring individuals involved in ongoing…
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Macron Proposes Broader Nuclear Protection Amid Ukraine Conflict

Macron Proposes Broader Nuclear Protection Amid Ukraine Conflict

French President Emmanuel Macron has opened discussions about extending France's nuclear deterrent to encompass European allies, reflecting growing concerns over security amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Macron emphasized that while the decision and control over nuclear capabilities would remain with France, extending the deterrent could enhance collective European defense. This proposal comes as European Union leaders prepare for an extraordinary summit in Brussels to address increasing military expenditures and ensure Europe's self-reliance in defense production. Germany's likely future chancellor, Friedrich Merz, has supported the debate on providing nuclear protection to European allies, underscoring the need for Europe to bolster its…
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Akhil Gogoi criticizes slow implementation of Assam accord

Akhil Gogoi criticizes slow implementation of Assam accord

The Assam Assembly on Wednesday witnessed an intense debate over the implementation of the Assam Accord, with Raijor Dal President and MLA Akhil Gogoi questioning the government on pending clauses. The Accord, signed in 1985, was aimed at addressing illegal migration, land rights, and cultural preservation in Assam. Assam Accord Implementation Minister Atul Bora informed the Assembly that while most clauses had been implemented, Clause 6, which promises constitutional, legislative, and administrative safeguards for Assamese people, remains under review. He stated that the state government, under Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, is working on 52 shortlisted recommendations from the Justice…
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Rapidly Spreading Wildfires in Carolinas Lead to Evacuations

Rapidly Spreading Wildfires in Carolinas Lead to Evacuations

Wildfires continue to ravage parts of North and South Carolina, with the largest blaze in the Carolina Forest area expanding to over 2,000 acres. The fire remains only 30% contained, despite the efforts of hundreds of firefighters from at least 33 departments across the state. Authorities have issued "increased fire danger" warnings due to expected strong winds and low humidity, which could exacerbate the situation. Evacuations have been ordered in affected areas, and residents are advised to stay informed through official channels. Fire crews are working tirelessly to establish control lines and protect structures, utilizing both ground teams and aerial…
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred Threatens Southeastern Queensland

Tropical Cyclone Alfred Threatens Southeastern Queensland

Southeastern Queensland is on high alert as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches, prompting authorities to urge residents to prepare their properties and establish evacuation plans. Premier David Crisafulli emphasized the importance of immediate action, including securing loose objects and trimming overhanging trees, to minimize potential damage. The cyclone is expected to make landfall during high tide, raising concerns about severe flooding and property damage. The Australian Defence Force has been deployed to assist in preparations, delivering an additional 250,000 sandbags to vulnerable areas. Residents are advised to stay updated through official channels and adhere to evacuation orders if issued.
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Senate Confirms Linda McMahon Amid Plans to Dismantle Education Department

Senate Confirms Linda McMahon Amid Plans to Dismantle Education Department

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Linda McMahon as the new Secretary of Education, aligning with the administration's plan to dismantle the Department of Education. McMahon, formerly the head of the Small Business Administration and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), was confirmed by a 51-45 vote along party lines. The White House has been explicit about its intention to dissolve the Department of Education, assigning McMahon the task of overseeing this process. Despite these plans, a recent NPR/PBS News/Marist poll indicates that 63% of respondents oppose eliminating the department, highlighting a significant public divide on the issue.
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Arab Leaders Endorse Alternative Gaza Reconstruction Plan

Arab Leaders Endorse Alternative Gaza Reconstruction Plan

In a recent summit held in Cairo, Arab leaders endorsed an Egyptian-led proposal to reconstruct the Gaza Strip, allocating $53 billion for the initiative. This plan serves as a counterproposal to U.S. President Donald Trump's "Gaza Riviera" project, which aims to redevelop Gaza into a beach destination by relocating its Palestinian residents—a move critics label as ethnic cleansing. The Egyptian proposal emphasizes the reconstruction of Gaza while ensuring that its 2 million residents remain in place. Supported by key regional players such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, the plan has been welcomed by both the European Union…
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Pawan Chamling attacks Sikkim CM Golay over false promises and unfulfilled schemes

Pawan Chamling attacks Sikkim CM Golay over false promises and unfulfilled schemes

Former Sikkim Chief Minister and Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF) President Pawan Chamling launched a scathing attack on the ruling Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) on the occasion of SDF’s 33rd foundation day, accusing Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang (Golay) of deceiving the people with unfulfilled promises. Mocking the SKM government, Chamling remarked, “Golay deserves a Nobel Prize for lying and a Guinness World Record for false promises.” He criticized the ruling party for failing to deliver key promises such as the ₹20,000 unemployment allowance (Bekari Bhatta) and the ₹50,000 Dashain festival allowance. Chamling also accused SKM of misleading the public by…
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New Assam Law requires security clearance for private universities

New Assam Law requires security clearance for private universities

The Assam government has introduced stringent new regulations for private universities, making national security clearance a mandatory requirement before their establishment. The decision, taken during a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma at Lok Sewa Bhawan on Tuesday, aims to reinforce the Assam Private University Act and curb potential irregularities. A key highlight of the new policy is that owning land and infrastructure alone will no longer be sufficient to set up a private university. Institutions must now obtain security clearance from the state’s Home and Political Departments before they can begin operations. “From now on, no…
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