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Six people dead near Kenya's capital after building collapses - Citizen TV
Six people died on Friday near Kenya's capital Nairobi after a building under construction collapsed, local media outlet Citizen TV reported. Six people killed after a building under construction collapsed near the SGR Terminus in Mlolongo on the NairobiMombas
Telangana Transport and Backwards Classes (BC) Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar on Friday hit out at the central government following Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's allegation that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was getting his phone tapped, asserting that the people will one day ensure the Centre listens to their voices rather than merely imposing 'Mann Ki Baat' upon them. Reacting to the political row in Hyderabad, Prabhakar accused the Centre of attempting to silence the opposition and undermining democratic institutions. The fundamental purpose of governance is to protect democracy and strive to resolve the problems faced by the people. But what are you doing instead? You are suppressing the opposition, breaking apart political parties, toppling state governments, and attempting to rule through authoritarianism
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Asha Bhosles granddaughter Zanai Bhosle says People dont realise what Im going through
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Nov 13 (IANS) Legendary singer Asha Bhosles granddaughter Zanai Bhosle shared an emotional throwback picture with the late legendary singer. She opened up about the grief she continues to experience following the loss of her grandmother. In the picture, a young Zanai can be seen standing in a navy blue dress while Asha Bhosle holds her close and looks at her affectionately. Sharing the childhood memory on her social media account, Zanai wrote about the many things she wished she could still tell her grandmother. There is so much I wish I told you. So many conversations left, so many words unsaid, she wrote. Some people dont realize what Im going through because they never had someone like you, someone to hold them tight in their lows and celebrate their highs and LOVE them beyond everything. My angel, I hope Im making you proud but nothing can take away how much I miss u in every moment of my life, Zanai added, ending the emotional note with, See you soon in my dreams For the uninitiated, Zanai was extremely close to Asha Bhosle, and her social media posts following the singers death repeatedly reflected the depth of their bond. Asha Bhosle passed away on April 12, 2026, at the age of 92 after suffering multi-organ failure. She had been admitted to a Mumbai hospital with a chest infection and extreme exhaustion. The veteran singer was accorded a state funeral in Mumbai, where many members of the film industry and public figures gathered to pay their last respects. Zanai was visibly overcome with emotion during the funeral and was seen breaking down in tears as she bid her grandmother a final goodbye.
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NC committed to improve living standards of J&K people: Sadhotra
Jammu, Nov 12:National Conference additional general secretary and former minister Ajay Kumar Sadhotra on Thursday said the elected government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, was firmly committed to improving the living standards of the common people of Jammu and Kashmir. The government remains dedicated to addressing public concerns, strengthening development, creating employment opportunities, and ensuring inclusive growth and prosperity for all sections of society, he said. Sadhtora, while addressing the gathering on the occasion of joining of new entrants Rohit Bali and Bunty in the National Conference at Sher-e-Kashmir Bhawan in Jammu, said growing number of people joining the party reflected their renewed faith and confidence in the policies, principles and vision of the party under the able leadership of its president, Dr Farooq Abdullah. Welcoming the new entrants into the party fold, Sadhotra said that the National Conference always stood for the dignity, rights, aspirations and welfare of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. He expressed confidence that the new members would strengthen the party at the grassroots level and actively contribute towards its mission of public service. Former minister said the National Conference always stood at the forefront of the struggle for the rights, dignity and aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir and remained committed to raising the voice of the common people and fighting for their legitimate rights and a better future. National Conference leader urged the young generation to come forward, strengthen democratic values and actively contribute towards peace, progress and development as youth were the backbone and greatest strength of any nation. He reiterated that the National Conference was committed to fulfilling the aspirations of the people and building a peaceful, progressive, and prosperous Jammu and Kashmir. Others who were present on the occasion included Ayoub Malik provincial secretary, Chander Mohan Sharma district president, Rajesh Bakshi, Ashwani Charak, Gurmeet Singh, Shabir Samyal, Asanand, Gurnam Singh, Farman Ali, Ch Razak, Joginder Pal, Veer Ji Bhat, Anoop Sharma and Som Nath Taroach.
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Some people think democracy is in their pockets, says PM Modi
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Some people carry Constitution in pockets, democracy as 'personal property': PM Modi
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 12 (IANS) Making a scathing attack on main Opposition Congress and Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the previous Congress-led government of selectively invoking the Constitution while claiming ownership over democratic values. Nowadays, some people pull out the Constitution as if it is tucked away in their pockets and democracy is their personal property, PM Modi said, alleging that such leaders remain intoxicated by power. Recalling his tenure as the Gujarat Chief Minister, the Prime Minister claimed that a government-affiliated institution named after a former Prime Minister had once ranked Gujarat as the country's best-performing state. However, he alleged that the then Central government intervened and directed the organisation to seek prior approval before publishing such reports. The government told them, 'This will not do. You must obtain our approval before publishing any such report, PM Modi said. Questioning the Opposition's commitment to democratic principles, the Prime Minister said, These are the very people who now lecture us on democracy. He also criticised what he described as the lingering mindset of some opposition leaders, saying their attachment to power remained evident even after leaving office. Even when they (opposition leaders) are not in power, they behave this way. It is a strange kind of intoxication with power, the Prime Minister said. Shifting focus to agriculture, PM Modi said that reducing the financial burden on farmers continues to be a key priority for the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Union government. He highlighted the Centre's substantial spending on fertiliser subsidies, saying that nearly Rs 16 lakh crore has been allocated to ensure affordable fertilisers for cultivators. He noted that while a bag of urea costs around Rs 3,000 in international markets, it is made available to Indian farmers for less than Rs 300. Highlighting progress in the farm and allied sectors, PM Modi said India has emerged as the world's largest milk producer as a result of the White Revolution. He added that over the past decade, milk production has increased by 70 per cent, egg production by 90 per cent and honey production from around 80,000 tonnes to 1.5 lakh tonnes. The Prime Minister also said that India is now the second-largest producer of wheat, cotton, vegetables and fish globally. These achievements, he added, underscore the contribution, resilience and productivity of Indian farmers. Emphasising the importance of allied agricultural activities, PM Modi said that horticulture production has also registered significant growth, rising from about 280 million tonnes to more than 350 million tonnes, alongside the sharp increase in honey output. He added that these gains reflect the growing strength and diversification of India's agricultural economy. He noted that agricultural scientists are developing equipment that reduces the cost of cultivation and makes tasks such as sowing and harvesting easier. The Union government's larger objective, PM Modi said, is to transform 'annadatas' (food providers) into 'krishi udyamis' (agricultural entrepreneurs). Work is already underway to promote value addition at the source of production so that farmers can earn more from their produce, the Prime Minister added.
Washington DC shooting: One dead, four people injured
A officer said the suspect shot himself while barricaded inside an apartment. He added that the man apparently had a dispute with the buildings homeowners association
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took a veiled dig at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who often carries a copy of the Constitution at public events, saying some people think the nation
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Four people were injured in a shooting in Logan Circle, Washington DC on Thursday. Police have reached the spot after there were reports of multiple shots being fired in the area. An investigation is being conducted into the active shooter situation. Nearby roads have been closed off and locals have been asked to avoid the area. Multiple agencies have been called to help in the situation.
Washington DC shooting latest updates: at least five people shot in Logan Circle
9.11 lakh people seeking treatment at district de-addiction centres: Ministry
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Nov 12 (IANS) The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment said on Thursday that over 9.11 lakh people are seeking treatment across 198 district de-addiction centres in the country. The Ministry said the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (NMBA), launched by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment on August 15, 2020, has evolved into a nationwide people's movement against substance abuse, reaching over 35.88 crore people. The campaign has connected with more than 14.35 crore youth and 11.33 crore women, reflecting its expanding outreach among key sections of society. More than 2 lakh citizens have also enrolled as Nasha Mukti Mitr, strengthening community participation in the collective effort to build a drug-free India, the statement said. A senior official in the Ministry said the Abhiyaan was initially launched in 272 districts identified as particularly vulnerable to substance use, which was subsequently expanded to 372 districts in August 2022 and extended to all districts of the country with effect from August 15, 2023. He said over the past six years, NMBA has evolved from an initiative driven by institutional participation into a community-led movement, with States, districts, educational institutions, civil society organisations and local stakeholders actively contributing to its implementation. The Official said the campaign has reached over 35.88 crore people as on date, marking a significant expansion from approximately 1.4 crore people reached in 2021. Its growing footprint reflects sustained efforts towards awareness generation, community mobilisation and encouraging citizens to actively participate in the movement against substance abuse, he said. The Official noted that more than 34.07 lakh awareness activities have been conducted in educational institutions, engaging students and young people in discussions on the harmful consequences of substance use. These activities aim to promote informed choices, encourage healthy lifestyles and strengthen awareness about substance abuse prevention among the younger generation, he added. He said the NMBAs expansion is rooted in the need to address substance dependence as a complex psycho-social and medical challenge affecting individuals, families and communities. The Official informed that the first National Survey on the Extent and Pattern of Substance Use in India, conducted in 2018, highlighted the scale of the challenge, indicating that more than 7 crore people in the country were affected by substance use disorders, including nearly 1.2 crore children and 58 lakh women. Recognising the need for a comprehensive and sustained response, the Ministry launched NMBA as the flagship awareness initiative under the National Action Plan for Drug Demand Reduction (NAPDDR), which focuses on prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, the Official said. Alongside awareness generation, the Ministry has strengthened the treatment and counselling ecosystem under NAPDDR, the Official noted.
At least 5 people shot in Washington, D.C.'s Logan Circle; shooter barricaded in building
Five people were shot in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington D.C. Thursday, in what police described as an active shooting. The shootings were reported about 1 mile north of the White House. D.C. councilmember Brooke Pinto posted to her X account that the shootings happened at and outside Vida fitness, adding. Shooting in the area of 15th and P Streets NW this morning. Please avoid the Logan Circle area as MPD responds. The Associated Press reported five people had been shot. People have been told to avoid the area at 15th St. NW and P St. NW, while authorities attend the incident. Much of the block was cordoned off. Witness Ryan Dubicki said he was in his apartment around 8 a.m. when, he said, he heard about five bangs. They were really spread out so I thought it was construction, he said. It was only a short time later that he looked out and there were cops everywhere. His apartment building managers sent a notice that there was a possible active shooter. Another witness, Max Smith, told reporters he heard the sound of gunshots around 8:30 a.m, after which he took shelter in a nearby bagel shop along with around 10 other bystanders. I'm very shaken up, Smith said. You know, you don't expect it. The shooter had not been caught, police department spokesperson Nicole Deaner said. Police confirmed the suspect has been barricaded in the 1500 block of 15th Street, Northwest. CRITICAL ALERT: MPD is on the scene of an ACTIVE SHOOTING in the area of 15th and P Street, Northwest. MPDs Emergency Response Team is on scene. AVOID THE AREA. DC Police Department (@DCPoliceDept) November 12, 2026 Streets in the area were blocked off during a massive police response to the scene. The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said it sent agents to the scene to help. This is a breaking news story, more to follow. A police officer applies cordon tape at the site of what DC police says is a shooting, in Washington, DC, US, November 12, 2026. Aaron Schwartz/Reuters A police officer speaks to people at the site of what DC police says is a shooting, in Washington, DC, US, November 12, 2026. Aaron Schwartz/Reuters This article originally appeared on Yahoo News at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/article/at-least-4-people-shot-as-active-shooter-reported-in-washington-dcs-logan-circle-latest-updates-142608712.html
'Multiple people' shot in Washington: Council member
Police were responding to a shooting in downtown Washington on Thursday as a local official said multiple people were shot at a fitness center. Brooke Pinto, a member of the DC City Council, said the shooting occurred at and outside a fitness center and multiple people had been shot.
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4 people shot near White House in Washington DC, police hunt for suspect
4 people shot near White House in Washington DC, police hunt for suspect
5 people shot in neighbourhood near White House; area cordoned off
On Thursday, Five individuals were shot in Washington DC's Logan Circle area, prompting a significant police response. Authorities cordoned off businesses, a church, and residential buildings during their investigation of the shooting. The police were searching for a suspect and described the situation as an active shooter event. Emergency teams established multiple road closures and urged the public to avoid the vicinity.
Brooklyn building collapse leaves multiple people dead and at least 17 injured
At least five people were killed and 17 others injured Wednesday, when a three-story building collapsed in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn in New York City. The four-unit apartment building crumpled into a construction site next to it at about 4 p.m. ET. Seven of the casualties were children, Reuters reported, with at least 17 people taken to a hospital. Four were in a critical condition. Authorities did not confirm if any of the children were among those killed. Two deaths were announced on Wednesday. Firefighters removed three more bodies on Thursday morning, the Associated Press reported. Rescuers searched for survivors into the night with about 250 first responders at the scene. We'll continue to look until we find everybody, FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore said. A pregnant woman was among those trapped in the rubble. Footage broadcast by CBS News New York showed her being pulled out by rescuers more than two hours after the building collapsed, while her husband waited in anguish. She is alive. She is still alive. I'm very happy. I'm very happy. I'm very happy. I thank all of you guys, he told CBS News New York after she was rescued. She's pregnant, six months. The interiors of apartments in an adjacent damaged building were exposed after the building collapsed. Anadolu via Getty Images Earlier, the man had been seen frantically looking for her. I've heard nothing. She's inside the building. She's pregnant, he told reporters. One resident, Anderson Velez, told the New York Post he was at work in the Bronx when his wife called him and said their children, ages 7 and 2, were trapped. She called me when the building collapsed while she was inside with rubble on top of her. She was screaming for someone to help get my son out and then the call cut off, he said, confirming his family was now safe. An eyewitness, Melissa Orna, told The New York Times : The whole building started shaking, and then it just fell. Crews worked throughout the night to rescue those still trapped inside the collapsed building. New York television station WABC-TV reported that a pregnant woman was pulled from the rubble hours after the collapse. Where the bridge collapse in Brooklyn. Anadolu via Getty Images The 1930s building fell into an adjoining construction site, where excavation work was ongoing. The cause of the collapse is under investigation, said John Esposito, the city's fire department chief. He said rescue teams may need to take several days to search the site for all potential victims. Officials have described the search and rescue mission as very dangerous, with firefighters and police officers punching holes through rubble in the search for survivors. Multiple people from the building and the construction site were trapped, Bonsignore said. This will be a prolonged operation. Collapse operations are extremely dangerous. Every move is choreographed and critically important to patient outcomes and member safety. Members have been working methodically and haven't stopped since they arrived. No official cause for the collapse has been released. First responders search through rubble and debris at the scene of a building collapse in Brooklyn. Anadolu via Getty Images New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said at a news conference that rescue workers arrived on the scene within one minute of receiving the 911 call. He also confirmed the fatalities and said that injured people had been transported to local hospitals. This has been an incredibly challenging and fast-moving situation - with precarious wreckage to navigate and dangerous voids beneath the surface, he said, adding, This type of rescue is exactly what the FDNY trains for. He also asked New Yorkers to please take a moment to pray for those who passed away today and all of those who are mourning their loss. This article originally appeared on Yahoo News at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/article/brooklyn-building-collapse-at-least-5-dead-and-17-injured-as-rescuers-search-for-survivors-pregnant-woman-pulled-from-rubble-113416871.html
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BJP MP Tejasvi Surya accuses Karnataka govt of misleading people over Bengaluru Metro funding
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya on Thursday accused the Karnataka government of misleading people over the funding structure of Bengaluru Metro, alleging that the state government was passing off loans guaranteed by the Centre to the Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) as its own contribution. Surya said BMRCL was a 50:50 joint venture between the Central and state governments, with both having infused Rs 9,000 crore in equity. He said the funding for Metro projects primarily came from foreign institutional investors, which provided loans to the SPV on the basis of guarantees extended by the Central government. He challenged the Bengaluru Development Minister's claim that the state government contributed nearly 84 per cent of the Metro project cost, alleging that the state had included Rs 28,000 crore in loans guaranteed by the Centre in its own column. The Bengaluru Metro, the BMRCL, is a fifty-fifty joint venture between the Central and the State governments. Both the governments...
People free to protest policies of Congress govts: Priyanka Gandhi
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Brooklyn building collapse leaves at least 2 people dead and 17 injured
At least two people were killed and 17 others injured Wednesday, when a three-story building collapsed in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn in New York City. The four-unit apartment building crumpled into a construction site next to it at about 4 p.m. ET in the Flatbush area. Seven of the casualties were children, Reuters reported, with at least 10 people taken to a hospital. Authorities did not confirm if any of the children were among those killed. Rescuers searched for survivors into the night with about 250 first responders at the scene. Well continue to look until we find everybody, FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore said. One resident, Anderson Velez, told the New York Post he was at work in the Bronx when his wife called him and said their children, ages 7 and 2, were trapped. She called me when the building collapsed while she was inside with rubble on top of her. She was screaming for someone to help get my son out and then the call cut off, he said, confirming his family was now safe. Crews worked throughout the night to rescue those still trapped inside the collapsed building. New York television station WABC-TV reported that a pregnant woman was pulled from the rubble hours after the collapse. The 1930s building fell into an adjoining construction site, where excavation work was ongoing. The cause of the collapse is under investigation, said John Esposito, the city's fire department chief. He said rescue teams may need to take several days to search the site for all potential victims. The interiors of apartments in an adjacent damaged building were exposed after the building collapsed. Anadolu via Getty Images Where the bridge collapse in Brooklyn. Anadolu via Getty Images Officials have described the search and rescue mission as very dangerous, with firefighters and police officers punching holes through rubble in the search for survivors. Multiple people from the building and the construction site were trapped, Bonsignore said. This will be a prolonged operation. Collapse operations are extremely dangerous. Every move is choreographed and critically important to patient outcomes and member safety. Members have been working methodically and haven't stopped since they arrived. No official cause for the collapse has been released. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said at a news conference that rescue workers arrived on the scene within one minute of receiving the 911 call. He also confirmed the fatalities and said that injured people had been transported to local hospitals. This has been an incredibly challenging and fast-moving situation - with precarious wreckage to navigate and dangerous voids beneath the surface, he said, adding, This type of rescue is exactly what the FDNY trains for. First responders search through rubble and debris at the scene of a building collapse in Brooklyn. Anadolu via Getty Images He also asked New Yorkers to please take a moment to pray for those who passed away today and all of those who are mourning their loss. The husband of a pregnant woman told reporters she had been pulled alive from the rubble. She is alive, she is still alive. I am very happy, he can be heard saying in video footage shared by WABC-TV. Earlier, the man had been seen frantically looking for her, I've heard nothing. She's inside the building. She's pregnant, he said. An eyewitness, Melissa Orna, told The New York Times : The whole building started shaking, and then it just fell. This article originally appeared on Yahoo News at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/article/brooklyn-building-collapse-two-dead-and-17-injured-as-rescuers-search-for-survivors-090346148.html
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Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Thursday stressed the need to preserve Kashmirs rich cultural heritage and ensure its transmission to future generations, saying that heritage must reach common people rather than remain confined to libraries and archives. Addressing a national seminar on Revival, Preservation and Sustainability of Cultural Heritage of Kashmir at SKICC Srinagar, []
Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital kills 6 people, health authorities say
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'Sonia Gandhi Was Able To See Through People'
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Yogi Adityanath says people were right to celebrate Diwali with fireworks
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Arunachal Governor calls for firm, people-friendly and accountable policing
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The severe post-Diwali air pollution crisis across North India has snowballed into a fierce political confrontation. While Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath robustly defended festive fireworks, opposition leaders launched blistering attacks against the administration
Tipra Motha Party founder and Supremo Pradyot Kishore Manikya Debbarma on Wednesday strongly objected to the alleged derogatory remarks made by a Tripura BJP MLA, Tafajjal Hossain, against indigenous people, saying no one has the right to dictate their food habits, lifestyle or culture. Debbarma said the legislator had taken an oath to uphold the Constitution and should respect the dignity and identity of indigenous Tiprasa people. He also said he had spoken to the BJP leadership, which had acknowledged that the remarks were wrong. Speaking to ANI, he said, He is an MLA who has taken an oath to uphold the Constitution of India. Regarding his statement about our indigenous Tiprasa people
MP: Fire breaks out at medicine shop in Ujjain building, people rescued from upper floors
A fire broke out in a five-storey building at Bagadiya Tower near the old Central Kotwali in Ujjain on Wednesday, prompting a rescue operation to evacuate people trapped on the upper floors. Several fire tenders have been deployed to extinguish the blaze, while police, administrative officials and municipal corporation personnel are present at the spot. Rescue teams are bringing people out of the building one by one. Ujjain Superintendent of Police Pradeep Sharma said the fire originated in a medicine shop in the building, following which smoke spread to the upper floors, where four residential flats are located. A fire broke out in a medicine shop in the building, causing smoke. There are also four residential flats on the upper floor, and some people were trapped inside. Local residents immediately began rescuing people in time... First, we are working to bring the fire under control... Seven fire brigades, SDRF teams, police
Papon on AI in music: People will always crave what is human
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Stress takes greater toll on quality of life of people with multiple chronic illnesses: Study
New Delhi, Nov 11 (PTI) Stress may have a stronger association with poorer health-related quality of life among adults living with two or more chronic conditions than among those without any such condition, according to a new study conducted in Finland. The findings, published in the journal Health Promotion International, also showed that adults who found it easier to access, understand and use health information tended to report lower levels of stress. The researchers said both the clarity of health information and sensitivity to stress should be considered when supporting people managing multiple long-term health conditions. Living with several conditions
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
Why are people calling Dadi thief?: Young Rahul asked Sonia
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3 dead after vehicle crashes into people in North Hollywood
A vehicle crashed into pedestrians at a busy intersection in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, on Tuesday evening, killing three people and leaving three others in critical condition. The white SUV struck at least five people near a metro station shortly before 6 pm. The driver was also hospitalised.
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.
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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.
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