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Israeli forces killed two Palestinian militants

Israeli forces killed two Palestinian militants

Israeli forces have killed two Palestinian militants, Mohammed Nazzal and Katiba al-Shalabi, who were responsible for a deadly bus attack in the West Bank earlier this month. The militants exchanged fire with Israeli troops in the village of Burqin before being killed, and an Israeli soldier was moderately wounded. Both Islamic Jihad and Hamas claimed ties to the militants and praised the bus attack.  In related news, talks between the U.S. and Israel are ongoing regarding Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, with a ceasefire deadline approaching. Additionally, Al Jazeera reported that the Palestinian Authority arrested one of its reporters, while Israel…
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Cows are kept in an abandoned house in Domjur Rural Hospital, the picture was caught on camera

Cows are kept in an abandoned house in Domjur Rural Hospital, the picture was caught on camera

It is learned that there are several abandoned houses in front of the seminar hall behind the main hospital building. Cows are tied in one of those rooms and bags of cow food are stored in the other room.It is known that the local youth Sheikh Saheb runs the Khatal business with four or five cows. Local residents said that there is a cowshed outside the hospital but a door has been made of tin in the front wall. The key and lock of that door are not with anyone in the hospital, but with Khatal Malik Sheikh Sahib. It…
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Israel says retaliatory strikes against Iran completed

Israel says retaliatory strikes against Iran completed

Israel launched a series of airstrikes against Iran early on Saturday, claiming that the strikes were directed at military targets in retaliation for the Islamic Republic's October 1, 2024, barrage of ballistic missiles, which included about 200 missiles fired at Israel. This was Iran's second direct attack on Israel in six months. Tehran, the capital of Iran, was the site of audible explosions, although the Islamic Republic said that the damage was "limited." According to the person, "U.S. President Joe Biden received updates throughout the day on Friday as the operation progressed and by his national security adviser, Jake Sullivan,…
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The incident took place in Dhaka, where protesters used hammers to damage the statue

The incident took place in Dhaka, where protesters used hammers to damage the statue

Bangladesh is facing anti-government protests, which recently expanded into the vandalism of a statue of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the country's founding leader and father of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The occurrence took place in Dhaka, where protesters used tools like hammers to destroy the statue, an act that has been widely condemned. This wave of disturbance has been fueled by increasing dissatisfaction with Sheikh Hasina's government, culminating in her resignation and separation from the country. Protesters destroyed the statues of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Biocon founder and chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw condemned the act and called it a ''sad day for Bangladesh.''In…
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In past Lok Sabha elections how many NOTA votes were polled

In past Lok Sabha elections how many NOTA votes were polled

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, as many as 65, 22,772 NOTA votes were polled, which actually constituted 1.06% of the total number of votes. In fact the highest numbers of NOTA votes were cast in Bihar (8, 16,950). Meanwhile, in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, as many as 60, 02,942 NOTA votes were actually cast. Right now in India elections are going on and people are very serious about it so that right candidate wins which will be good for everyone. Actually India is a big country and having a huge population. For this reason conducting election in India…
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Recently list shows educational qualification of candidates in 7th phase of Lok Sabha elections

Recently list shows educational qualification of candidates in 7th phase of Lok Sabha elections

Recently a list released by Association for Democratic Reforms shows educational qualification of candidates in 7th phase of Lok Sabha elections. In fact as per the list, 24 candidates are illiterate, 31 are 5th pass, 8th pass (62), 10th pass (133), 12th pass (176) and graduate (164). Actually 159 candidates are post graduates, 24 have a doctorate and two haven’t declared their qualification. Today getting education is very important for everyone to get success in life. Right now elections are going on in India and people are very serious about it as they want right candidate to win. As we…
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On Monday which states saw highest & lowest voter turnouts in Lok Sabha Polls?

On Monday which states saw highest & lowest voter turnouts in Lok Sabha Polls?

On Monday West Bengal saw the highest estimated voter turnout of 73% in the fifth phase of the Lok Sabha elections. Actually Ladakh recorded 67.15% voter turnout, followed by Jharkhand 61.90%, Odisha 60.55%, Uttar Pradesh 55.80%, Jammu and Kashmir 54.21% and Bihar 52.35%. In fact Maharashtra recorded the lowest voter turnout at 48.66% in this phase.  This is actually good that people are taking election seriously and going to give vote. Right now elections are going on and everyone is actually very serious about it so that they get a good result. As we know that everyone has the right…
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In Lok Sabha Elections Jadeja and wife Rivaba cast their vote

In Lok Sabha Elections Jadeja and wife Rivaba cast their vote

Recently Indian cricketer Ravindra Jadeja and his wife Rivaba exercised their democratic right by participating in the Lok Sabha elections in Jamnagar’s third phase. Actually Jadeja shared a photo on Instagram post-voting, captioned “My vote, my right,” emphasizing civic duty. In fact their action highlights the importance of citizen’s participation in shaping the nation’s democratic process. This is actually very good that famous personality like Ravindra Jadeja is giving vote and encouraging everyone to do their duty to give vote. Right now elections are going on in India and people are very serious about it so that they give vote…
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Man who lost both hands to electric shock recently casts vote using feet

Man who lost both hands to electric shock recently casts vote using feet

Ankit Soni, who lost both his hands in an electric shock accident two decades ago, recently cast his vote using his feet on Tuesday in Nadiad, a town located in Kheda district of Gujarat. Actually Soni, who voted during the phase 3 of the Lok Sabha elections, said that he has been casting vote for the past 15 years using feet. This is actually good news as today in India everyone has right to give vote and due to this right everyone feel proud Indian and give their vote.   Right now elections are going on in India and everyone…
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“Jammu and Kashmir”Prime Minister hails Sachin’s visit to Kashmir

“Jammu and Kashmir”Prime Minister hails Sachin’s visit to Kashmir

A few days ago, Sachin Tendulkar went on a tour of Jammu and Kashmir with his wife Anjali and daughter Sara. From there, Sachin shared various mood videos with his fans on social media. This time he told about his fascination with Kashmir. Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Sachin's visit to Kashmir this time. After visiting Kashmir, Sachin wrote on social media, "Jammu and Kashmir will remain a beautiful experience in my memory. There was a lot of snow on all sides. However, we felt the warmth of the people's hospitality. Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modiji said, there is a…
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