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Syrian Jacobite Church head expresses concern over suffering of people in West Asia
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday defended the Diwali celebrations amid criticism over pollution, saying people who burst crackers should not be blamed while those who polluted the entire system go unquestioned. He was speaking at an appointment letter distribution programme where he handed over letters to 1,146 newly recruited junior assistants. He also disbursed
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3 dead after vehicle crashes into people in North Hollywood
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3 people dead after vehicle reportedly strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood
Three people were killed and at least three others critically injured after a vehicle reportedly struck pedestrians in North Hollywood Tuesday evening, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. The collision was reported around 5:55 p.m. on Nov. 10 in the 5300 block of North Lankershim Boulevard, near Weddington Street. LAFD officials said three victims were pronounced dead at the scene, while paramedics transported at least three additional patients to local hospitals in critical condition. Aerial footage of the scene captured by Sky5 showed the driver, who was alert and speaking to firefighters while he was put into a wheelchair after. Crews were forced to extricate the man from the vehicle. It appeared that the involved vehicle was a light-colored SUV that was driven into a food vendor's tent when it struck the six pedestrians. Debris from the crash was spread across the sidewalk and the busy Lankershim Boulevard corridor where Metro riders are always boarding and debarking buses and trains. A large emergency response was dispatched to a possibly deadly traffic collision in North Hollywood on NOv. 10, 2026. (KTLA) A large emergency response was dispatched to a possibly deadly traffic collision in North Hollywood on NOv. 10, 2026. (KTLA) A large emergency response was dispatched to a possibly deadly traffic collision in North Hollywood on NOv. 10, 2026. (KTLA) A large emergency response was dispatched to a possibly deadly traffic collision in North Hollywood on NOv. 10, 2026. (KTLA) Fire officials initially classified the incident as an expanded traffic collision, prompting a large response that included multiple fire engines, rescue ambulances and specialized rescue units. In an updated incident alert , the department said one vehicle was reportedly involved in a collision with pedestrians, although the circumstances have not been confirmed. Authorities have not released the victims' identities or provided information about their ages. An investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department into what caused the crash remains ongoing. So far, it does not appear that any arrests have been made. Stay with KTLA for updates to this developing story. Copyright 2026 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to KTLA. This article originally appeared on KTLA at https://ktla.com/news/local-news/major-emergency-response-to-traffic-collision-near-north-hollywood-metro-station/
Oxford University returns remains of 39 Naga people taken during British rule
New Delhi, Nov 10:The University of Oxford has returned the remains of 39 people belonging to the Naga community in north-eastern India, taken during British colonial rule more than a century ago. According to the BBC, a delegation of around 30 people from Nagaland attended a handover ceremony at Oxford Universitys Pitt Rivers Museum on Monday. The remains, mostly skulls, will be brought back to India and buried under a joint memorial in a park in Nagaland. Museum director Laura Van Broekhoven described the handover as a historic moment that will be part of stories told to next generations. The remains had been displayed at the museum for decades before being removed from public view in 2020 as part of its decolonisation process. The Pitt Rivers Museum holds more than 6,000 objects associated with Naga culture, believed to be the worlds largest such collection. Most were acquired during British colonial rule in India and Myanmar. Its website acknowledges that objects collected during that period were frequently confiscated during punitive military expeditions, rather than freely given. The museum has previously returned human remains to indigenous communities in Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
Man posing as CID officer booked for duping people with fake job, transfer promises
Srinagar, Nov 10:The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) Kashmir of Crime Branch J&K has filed a chargesheet against a man accused of impersonating a CID officer and cheating people on the pretext of arranging government jobs and transfers. The chargesheet has been filed against Ghulam Hassan Dar, son of Mohammad Yousuf Dar, resident of Dhobi Ghat, Hazratbal, before the Court of Sub-Judge, Srinagar, in connection with FIR No. 24/2023 registered under Sections 420 and 468 of the IPC. According to the EOW, the case was registered following a written complaint alleging that the accused had falsely projected himself as a CID officer posted in Delhi and fraudulently induced people by promising government favours. The accused allegedly assured the transfer of an employee of the Railway Department from Uttarakhand to Srinagar. He also promised to secure an appointment as a Nursing Orderly in the Health Department and allegedly provided fake appointment orders and a forged deputation letter to the victim. In the process, the accused allegedly cheated the victims of lakhs of rupees. The EOW said the allegations were substantiated during the investigation, following which the case was concluded as proved and a chargesheet was filed before the competent court. As the accused is absconding, the chargesheet has been submitted in absentia under Section 512 CrPC for judicial determination. Meanwhile, SSP EOW Kashmir has advised the public to verify the credentials of individuals claiming official connections and refrain from paying money to anyone promising government jobs or transfers through unauthorised channels. The public has also been urged to report such fraudulent activities to the Economic Offences Wing Kashmir.
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NC has survived political conspiracies, bond with people remains unshaken: MLA Tanvir Sadiq
Srinagar, Nov 10:The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference Chief Spokesperson and MLA Zadibal Tanvir Sadiq Tuesday launched a scathing attack on the Leader of Opposition, saying that he was living in a fools paradise if he believed that political theatrics and rhetoric could weaken the National Conference. Perhaps the leader of the opposition needs a history lesson. The National Conference is not a political outfit that came into existence yesterday. It is an institution built on decades of struggle, immense sacrifices and the blood and sweat of generations who stood up for the rights and dignity of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Those who have little understanding of this history should refrain from making such fanciful claims, he said. As per a party statement issued, he further said that the NC has survived political conspiracies, difficult periods and numerous attempts to undermine it, yet its bond with the people remains unshaken. Let me make this absolutely clear: even if the Leader of Opposition were to mobilise his entire party against the National Conference, he would not be able to make even a small dent in our organisation. The NC draws its strength from the people, its history and its sacrifices. Political adventurism and wishful thinking cannot erase a legacy that has been built over generations, Tanvir Sadiq asserted. He said that while some leaders remain preoccupied with political theatrics and predictions about the NCs future, the party remains focused on governance, fulfilling its commitments and addressing the everyday concerns of the people. Earlier Tanvir Sadiq reviewed Development Works in Zadibal, Announces Rs 1 Lakh Assistance to Widow Earlier, Tanvir Sadiq undertook an extensive tour of various areas of Zadibal constituency, including New Colony Lal Bazar and the interior areas of Nowshera, to review ongoing development works and take stock of public grievances. During the visit, he issued directions for the repair and restoration of Nowshera Ghat, which has become rodent-infested, causing inconvenience to the local population.
Hamas alone responsible for suffering of Gaza people: Israel
Digital Desk | Jerusalem, Nov 11 (IANS) Israel has blamed Hamas for the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza and said reconstruction could not begin until the group disarmed, a day after US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace criticised Israel for delays in allowing humanitarian supplies into the war-devastated enclave. In a statement posted on X on Tuesday (local time), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel had facilitated the entry of more than 91,000 tents and over 8,200 trucks carrying winter supplies, including blankets, clothing and tarpaulins. Hamas alone is responsible for the suffering of the people of Gaza, the statement said, adding that the group's refusal to disarm remained the main obstacle to reconstruction. As of November 8, humanitarian partners had received appeals for aid from more than 26,000 households whose shelters or belongings were damaged. More than 6,000 family shelters were reportedly destroyed and 17,400 damaged, and more than 3,900 households currently have no shelter at all, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). The Board of Peace said Monday that Israel's response to the winter emergency remained insufficient and called for the immediate entry of essential shelter, sanitation and drainage equipment. It said Israeli delays had aggravated a foreseeable humanitarian crisis, while also urging Hamas to disarm and relinquish power, according to Xinhua news agency. The Board of Peace, chaired by Trump, was formally established in January 2026, following an October 2025 ceasefire between Israel and Hamas to oversee the implementation of Trump's peace plan, including Gaza's transitional governance and reconstruction. The OCHA said about 1.4 million Palestinians, or 65 per cent of Gaza's population, were living in tents or makeshift shelters. It warned that humanitarian shelter stocks inside Gaza were virtually exhausted, while more than 150,000 tents remained outside the territory awaiting entry.
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Energy arithmetic shows people of Pakistan paying price for govt's policy failure: Report
Digital Desk | Kabul, Nov 9 (IANS) Energy arithmetic has exposed how ordinary Pakistanis are paying for the government's policy failure. Recently, Pakistan's Federal Minister for Petroleum, Ali Pervaiz Malik, in his address at the National Assembly cited closure of Pakistan-Iran border as one of the main reasons for the increasing price of Liquified Natural Gas (LPG) and that the government is making efforts to bring fuel through sea, a report has detailed. At the time, Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir had travelled to Iran for the second time in a single week. Munir's visit in Pakistan were presented as proof that ties with Iran were sound and the Gabd-Rimdan crossing partially reopened four days after the first visit. Later, Pakistan's military spokesperson asked why Munir would travel to Iran twice if it is not for same positivity, according to a report in Afghanistan-based news agency Khaama Press. The two claims cannot hold at once and the gap between them shows where Pakistan's West Asia policy lies now. Since the ceasefire between the US and Iran in April, Pakistan has been spending most of its time presenting itself as the indispensable mediator between the two sides. In return, Pakistan has been facing gas crisis, an unanswered request for the US money, a defence partner, Saudi Arabia, for which it has publicly refused to fight for and an Iranian leadership that no longer conceals its skepticism. The energy arithmetic explains why ordinary Pakistanis are paying for this policy failure. The minister told the house that 50 to 60 per cent of Pakistans imported LPG came from Iran and the rest from Qatar, and that Qatari supply has been suspended because of the war, Ankit Kumar wrote in an opinion piece for Khaama Press. Pakistan produces only about a quarter of the LPG it consumes. The regulators notified price is about PKR 280 per kilogramme, yet lawmaker Aliya Kamran told the house the fuel was selling for PKR 700 to 800 in remote and northern areas. Traders said a 12-kilogramme cylinder jumped from PKR 4,500 to PKR 7,000 within days of the closure, the author added. During the same session, Pakistani lawmaker Naeema Kishwar Khan asked why the government had stopped trade operations with Iran through the border. The question is valid as ministers blame the same closure for the price hike impacting households without piped gas. On October 17, Pakistan's Ministry of Commerce suspended traffic at the Gabd-Rimdan and Taftan crossings, citing security and anti-smuggling concerns. After Gabd-Rimdan reopened on October 24, only consignments documented before the closure were allowed through, and the partial reopening had failed to ease the shortage, Khaama Press reported, citing an editorial in Dawn. Munir did not travel to Iran to reopen the border and his meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on October 20 resulted in a public instruction instead of a negotiation. During the meeting, Pezeshkian told Munir that US must lift threats and sanctions before any negotiations, Khaama Press reported, citing Iranian state media. During his second visit to Iran on October 26, Munir met Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman and Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin. It was the first high-level meeting between Iran and Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey, who are the signatories of the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, under which an attack on one is considered an attack on all. According to Iranian officials, the meeting was proposed by Munir during his first visit. The regional sources cited by The National revealed that Saudi Arabia and its partners asked Iran to restrain the Houthis while Iranian representatives stressed that Tehran did not have the leverage to force them. No statement announcing agreement to stop the attacks was released following the meeting. Munir is steadily running out of rooms to enter. Tehran has told him publicly that the terms are for Washington to meet. Riyadh has been told that the pact does not extend to the war it is fighting against the Houthis, Ankit Kumar mentioned in a report in Khaama Press. The Americans have not paid. And as the midterm vote arrived, the most serious channel between Washington and Tehran ran through Doha, where Iranian negotiators worked on a framework with Qatari mediators, not through Islamabad. The mediation was always a financing strategy for Pakistan rather than a diplomatic conviction, and it has failed on its own terms, the author added.
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Gunman who killed at least 6 people in Poland mass shooting has died in hospital
A bullet hole in a Krakown coffee store left after a deadly shooting rampage Saturday (Wojtek RADWANSKI) A Polish man accused of carrying out a deadly shooting spree in Krakow died in hospital on Monday, two days after he was critically wounded in a gunbattle with police, authorities said. But after he had originally been linked to the far right, prosecutors said that his reasons for killing nine people, including three family members, remained unclear. The 24-year-old, dressed in military garb, allegedly opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle in a Krakow square killing six people. The bodies of his parents and a sister were found at the family home in another town. Two police officers, who were seriously wounded in the chase, shot the man, named by media as Michal Oksinski, at an intersection near the city's Main Market Square. After three operations, the suspect was declared dead around 4:30 am (0330 GMT), regional authorities said. We inform you that the perpetrator of the tragic events died this morning in the hospital, regional police said in a post on X. Authorities had previously said the man had been fascinated by far-right ideologies and Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the shooting -- the deadliest in the country since the fall of communism in 1989 -- an act of terrorism. But at a press conference on Monday, prosecutors said that there was no evidence tying the suspect to any particular political bent. We do not have findings that we could, in a responsible way, categorically state that he was inspired by any particular ideology, national prosecutor's office spokesman Przemyslaw Nowak said. It is far too early to comment on the motives ... We have not found any obvious symbols that are generally associated with a particular political movement, whether far right or far left, he added. An interior ministry spokeswoman told Polish radio that the many emblems and patches on Oksinki's clothing were being analysed as part of the investigation. - Firearms permit review - Six people, including an Austrian woman and a British man, were killed in the Krakow shooting spree, and 15 others were wounded, according to authorities. The wounded included Austrian, British, German, Portuguese and Russian nationals. The injured were in a stable condition on Monday, according to authorities. While Oksinski's motives are unclear, investigators are treating the shooting spree as a terrorist incident. He had no prior criminal record, according to investigators cited bye Polish media. Along with his father, the suspect was a member of a shooting club. Investigators seized 11 firearms during the search. His grandmother said Oksinski had obtained a gun licence this year, according to Polish media. Following the shooting, the interior ministry announced a review of the conditions for granting gun licences, with the licence-holder's medical records to be updated regularly. Poland has seen a sharp uptick in the number of firearms permits. In 2025, more than 50,000 new licences were awarded, bringing the total to 411,000, according to the police. gab/yad-sbk/tw This article originally appeared on AFP at https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/krakow-shooting-rampage-suspect-dies-121745142.html
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Krakow: The 24-year-old with far-right views who killed six people and wounded 15 others in a shooting in a Polish city square died in the hospital Monday, November 9, police said. The attacker, wearing military-style clothing and a bulletproof vest, drove into the Main Square in Krakows Old Town and opened fire. The location is Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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President lauds people of Uttarakhand on state
New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu on Monday, November 9, greeted residents of Uttarakhand on the states foundation day, and said its people have always made significant contributions to national service and environmental conservation. Uttarakhand was carved out of Uttar Pradesh on this day in 2000. In a post on X in Hindi, she also expressed Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Thane fire: Shinde confirms zero casualties after 50 people rescued overnight
Eknath Shinde said the fire broke out at around 8 pm and fire brigade personnel and the Tactical Disaster Response (TDR) team rescued 50 people by risking their lives
Drishyam Actor Ishita Dutta Urges People To Avoid Bursting Firecrackers On Diwali
The actor revealed that every year she lights up her house with her father
Despite sacrificing people after catastrophic El Ni
To understand how societies might react to climate change, archaeologists look at social responses to extreme climate events in the past
'People over billionaires': Protesters target Elon Musk's Austin home after midterms
A large-scale study of yoga-based cardiac rehabilitation (Yoga-CaRe), funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research and coordinated by the Centre for Chronic Disease Control, under the leadership of Prof. Dorairaj Prabhakaran MD, DM, Executive Director, CCDC, and President-Elect, World Heart Federation, among people having heart failure with reduced ejection fraction improved quality of life, [] The post Yoga-CaRe Improves Quality of Life and Exercise Capacity in People with Heart Failure through Yoga-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation appeared first on Startup Success Stories India - News & Updates for Indian Entrepreneurs .
'Lots of people didn't like his comments, not me...': Trump defends Vance over Iran war remarks
32 people suffer eye injuries from Diwali firecrackers in Hyderabad, six hospitalised
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Trump says a lot of people objected to Vance's remarks blaming midterm defeat on Iran war
US President Donald Trump commented on Vice President JD Vance's remarks regarding the midterm elections and the Iran conflict. While many criticized Vance's analysis, Trump expressed his agreement, emphasizing their alliance remains strong. The President stated that military action against Iran is unlikely as negotiations continue, but did not rule it out completely.
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