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Thousands Flee As Israel Troops Push On Gaza, Target "Hamas Structures"

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Thousands of Palestinians fled North Gaza as Israel intensified their ground assault bombarding residential areas in a bid to "tighten the stranglehold" around Hamas.

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US launches airstrike on site in Syria in US Approves $320M of Advanced Kits response to attacks by Iranian-backed militias Sale to Israel HiIndia Newsdesk

The U.S. launched an airstrike on a facility in eastern Syria linked to Iranian-backed militias, in retaliation for what has been a growing number of attacks on bases housing U.S. troops in the region for the past several weeks, the Pentagon said. The strike by two U.S. F-15 fighter jets was on a weapons storage facility linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard. “The President has no higher priority than the safety of U.S. personnel, and he directed today's action to make clear that the United States will defend itself, its personnel, and its interests,” Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said in a statement. This is the second time in less than two weeks that the U.S. has bombed facilities used by the militant groups, many operating under the umbrella of the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, which U.S. officials say have carried out at least 40 such attacks since Oct. 17.

Prosecutors charge 16 alleged Gambino mafia members in US and Italy

The strike by two U.S. F-15 fighter jets was on a weapons storage facility linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard That was the day a powerful explosion rocked a Gaza hospital, killing hundreds and triggering protests in a number of Muslim nations. The Israeli military has relentlessly attacked Gaza in retaliation for the devastating Hamas rampage in southern Israel on Oct. 7. Israel denied responsibility for the alAhli hospital blast, and the U.S. has said

Ivanka Trump testifies to New York fraud trial she cannot recall loan details

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Sixteen alleged leaders and associates of the Gambino crime family have been arrested in the US and Italy, American prosecutors said on Tuesday. The charges against them include racketeering, extortion, witness retaliation, conspiracy and fraud. Ten were arrested in the New York area and six by Italian authorities in Palermo in Sicily. Another suspect is still at large, according to the US Department of Justice. The US-based suspects were due to appear in court in New York on Wednesday.

its intelligence assessment found that Tel Aviv was not to blame. But the Israeli military has continued a ferocious assault on Hamas, with ground troops now deep inside Gaza City in a war that has a staggering death toll of more than 10,000 Palestinians, two-thirds of them women and children, according to the Health Ministry of the Hamasrun territory. The latest U.S. strike was designed to take out supplies, weapons and ammunition in an effort to erode the abilities of the Iranian-backed militants to attack Americans based in Iraq and Syria. And it reflects the Biden administration's determination to maintain a delicate balance. The U.S. wants to hit Iranian-backed groups suspected of targeting the U.S. as strongly as possible to deter future aggression, possibly fueled by Israel's war against Hamas, while also working to avoid further inflaming the region and provoking a wider conflict.

Ivanka Trump said she could not remember property deals she handled at her father's firm, as she testified in a civil fraud case that threatens his business empire.

A judge has already found Donald Trump and two adult sons, Eric and Donald Jr, liable for fraud, ruling they inflated assets to secure favourable loans. Ivanka Trump, 42, was initially a codefendant, too, until an appeals court ruling in her favour this year. She fought hard to avoid testifying. The mother-of-three had argued she could not leave her children in Florida during a school week. But a New York judge and appeals court ruled she must take the stand as a witness. This is a non-jury trial, in which the judge will decide on allegations of falsifying business records, insurance fraud and conspiracy.

7 people killed, including migrants, in car crash in Texas

Huge Texas chemical blast prompts stay-athome order

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A massive explosion at a Texas chemicals plant has left one person injured and triggered stay-at-home orders for miles around. Vast plumes of smoke could be seen billowing from the petroleum plant in Shepherd, Texas - about an hour outside Houston - on Wednesday morning. The blast followed a fire at the Sound Resource Solutions factory, which makes glue and paint remover. Officials said the danger of the airborne chemicals remained "unknown".

US warns Israel against reoccupying Gaza after war

Jewish man's death at US protests ruled a homicide

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Police are investigating the death of a Jewish man in California as a homicide following a clash between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators. Witnesses told Ventura County police that Paul Kessler, 69, was involved in a dispute with counter-protesters. "During the altercation, Kessler fell backwards and struck his head on the ground," a police statement said. He died in hospital on Monday.

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The US state department has approved a $320 million sale to Israel of equipment for kits that turn unguided bombs into more precise, GPS-guided munitions, according to a letter sent by the department to Congress that was obtained by The New York Times. The order comes on top of an earlier one for the same equipment that was valued at almost $403 million. Israel has been using the kits during its bombing campaign in Gaza. According to the Gaza health ministry, which is part of the Hamas-run government in the enclave, the Israeli strikes have resulted in the deaths of about 10,000 Palestinians, 40 per cent of whom are young children and teens.

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Houston: IANS) At least seven people, including four migrants and a suspected smuggler, were killed in a car crash near Batesville, US state of Texas, authorities said. Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers confirmed several of the dead were from Honduras, reported local media outlet KENS 5, which is based in San Antonio, on Wednesday.

DPS said a Honda driver who was evading arrest from the Zavala County Sherriff 's Office passed an 18-wheeler in a no-passing zone and then drove head-on into a Chevy SUV, killing the SUV driver and passenger, who were from Georgia, Xinhua news agency reported. Authorities said five passengers in the Honda, including the suspected smuggler, were killed in the crash. An investigation is underway.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned that Israel cannot reoccupy Gaza after the war with Hamas ends. Mr Blinken also insisted Hamas could not continue to rule there as it risked a repetition of the 7 October attacks. He said there should be no forced displacement, blockade or reduction of territory, and that the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority should govern. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel will have "overall security responsibility" for Gaza indefinitely.

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US Leftover Weapons Used Against Pakistan: Caretaker PM Kakar HiIndia Newsdesk

A day after the US said that it has not left behind any weapons during its withdrawal from Afghanistan, Pakistan's caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-Ul-Haq Kakar on Wednesday said terrorists were using Americanmade arms against his country. Highlighting that American-made weapons are being sold in the black Anwaar-Ul-Haq Kakar market not just in Pakistan but also throughout the region as well as the Gulf countries, Kakar emphasised that Principal Deputy Spokesperson Vedant Patel during a press briefing on Tuesday, Islamabad was standing firm on its days after at least 17 Pakistani soldiers stance regarding United States' weapons being used for terrorism in Pakistan, were killed and a training base of the Pakistan Air Force was attacked by Geo News said in a report. terrorists. Kakar’s remarks came in response to “We are aware of the reports of multiple a statement by US State Department’s

China detains DouYu founder, investment guru - reports

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Two prominent businessmen in China - a tech founder and an investment guru - have been detained by authorities, according to reports. The boss of Chinese live-streaming site DouYu has been missing for weeks, with his firm saying he cannot be contacted. Meanwhile, another executive - who has been referred to as China's Warren Buffet - was on Monday confirmed by his firm to have been detained. Zhao Bingxian was assisting authorities in an investigation, his firm said. Wohua Pharmaceutical did not disclose any details as to the reasons for their chairman Mr Zhao's detention but said the matter had nothing to do with the publicly-listed company and it had not received any formal notice. Meanwhile, streaming platform Douyu has not issued public comment after media reports of their founder Chen Shaojie's detention. The Financial Times newspaper on Tuesday cited anonymous sources in reporting that Mr Chen had been taken as part of an investigation into pornography and gambling content on Douyu - activities which are illegal in China. They said he had not been able to be contacted for several weeks now, beginning in October, echoing reports by Chinese media. Douyu is a major streaming platform in China where it is publicly-listed with internet giant Tencent as its chief shareholder.

The premier also spoke about the disappearance of the 150,000-strong Afghan military within a mere two days, raising questions over the unaccounted-for fate of their weapons

attacks on Pakistani security forces and facilities earlier in November and we offer our condolences to the families of the victims, but I want to be very clear about this: There was no equipment left behind by American forces during the withdrawal from Afghanistan,” Patel said.stance is grounded in facts and not conspiracy theories, the Geo News reported, quoting Kakar.

Hezbollah warns of regional war if Gaza bombing goes on

Hezbollah's deputy chief Sheikh Naim Qassem HiIndia Newsdesk

The second in command of Hezbollah - the powerful Iranian backed militia in Lebanon - has said Israel's killing of civilians in Gaza risks wider war in the Middle East. Sheikh Naim Qassem

told the BBC that "very serious and very dangerous developments could occur in the region, and no-one would be able to stop the repercussions". Hezbollah's deputy leader was speaking in an interview in Beirut, as the Hamasrun health ministry in Gaza said more than 10,000 people had been killed there. Israel's assault follows the Hamas attacks on 7 October which killed 1,400 people - 1,000 of them civilians. "The danger is real," he said, "because Israel is increasing its aggression against civilians and killing more women and children. Is it possible for this to continue and increase, without bringing real danger to the region? I think not."

Rishi Sunak vows to hold Met chief 'accountable' over march

Picasso masterpiece of 'golden muse' sells for £113m

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A 1932 Pablo Picasso masterpiece has sold for $139m (£113m), the second highest price ever achieved for the artist, according to Sotheby's. Femme a la Montre (Woman with a Watch) also becomes the most valuable work sold at auction this year. It depicts Marie-Therese Walter, the French model who was also a lover of the Spanish artist, and the subject of many of his paintings. The work had been valued at $120m before it went to auction. It was previously owned by the late art collector Emily Fisher Landau, who bought it in 1968, and has been purchased by an anonymous buyer.

7.5 Million Tuberculosis Cases in 2022: WHO

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A total of 7.5 million people were diagnosed with tuberculosis in 2022, the highest recorded since WHO began global TB monitoring in 1995, according to a report featuring data from 192 countries and areas. The WHO 2023 Global tuberculosis (TB) report also shows that globally, an estimated 10.6 million people fell ill with TB in 2022, up from 10.3 million in 2021.

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Rishi Sunak has said he will hold the Met Police chief "accountable" over a pro-Palestinian march set to take place this Saturday, on Armistice Day. The prime minister has criticised the timing of the demonstration in London as "provocative and disrespectful". Sir Mark Rowley rejected calls by campaigners to ban the protest, saying such a move would be a "last resort". Organisers insist their march will not go near commemorations and accuse the government of manufacturing a row. Protests have been held in London, and

other cities globally, each Saturday since the Israel-Gaza war began. Earlier, Mr Sunak met the Met Police commissioner to seek "reassurances" that remembrance services would be safeguarded, saying there was a risk of "those who seek to divide society using this weekend as a platform to do so". In a statement, he said police had confirmed the demonstration would be far from the Cenotaph - the focal point of remembrance services - but that Sir Mark would keep the matter under constant review based on latest intelligence.

Thousands of women at increased risk of breast cancer are set to benefit from a risk-reducing drug to be offered by Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) after it was licensed for use to help prevent the disease, the state-funded health service announced on Tuesday. Anastrozole, which has been used for many years as a breast cancer treatment, has today been licensed by the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) as a preventive option – which it is hoped could help prevent thousands of breast cancer cases in England.

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Artificial Rain In Delhi On November 20-21? IIT Team's Plan To Tackle Smog

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New Delhi: The Arvind Kejriwal government is planning a spell of artificial rain in Delhi on November 20-21 to provide relief to residents gasping due to a sharp dip in air quality over the past one week. The air quality index in the national capital has remained in the 'severe' category for seven days in a row due to a combination of crop residue burning in neighbouring states and local factors such as vehicular emissions. Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai and Finance Minister Atishi held a meeting with a team from IIT Kanpur, which proposed that a spell of artificial rain may help amid the air emergency in the national capital.

Terrorist killed in Kashmir encounter

Thousands Flee As Israel Troops Push On Gaza, Target "Hamas Structures" HiIndia Newsdesk

New Delhi: Thousands of Palestinians fled North Gaza as Israel intensified their ground assault bombarding residential areas in a bid to "tighten the stranglehold" around Hamas. Israel doubled down on its denial of a ceasefire till Hamas releases hostages. Israeli troops and Hamas operatives are fighting at close range in Gaza City as thousands of civilians fled south to avoid being trapped in the heart of the conflict. On Thursday, Israel said that their troops have entered the "heart" of the Gaza Strip. Thousands still remain inside the encircled north, including at Gaza City's main Al Shifa hospital, where Um Haitham Hejela was sheltering with her young children in an improvised tent. The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) shared a video on X of their assault on Gaza cities and claimed that they were targetting Hamas infrastructure and the tunnels being used by their operatives.

Srinagar, Nov 9 (IANS) A terrorist was killed in an encounter with the security forces in South Kashmir's Shopian district, police said on Thursday. "One terrorist affiliated with proscribed terror outfit TRF (The Resistance Front) neutralised. Incriminating materials including arms and ammunition recovered. Search going on," the police said in a post on X. The firefight started after a joint team of police and security forces got an input about the presence of terrorists in Kathohalan area. After security forces cordoned off the area, terrorists hiding there started firing drawing retaliation by the security forces.

US warplanes carried out a strike on an Iran-linked weapons storage facility in eastern Syria today in response to attacks against American personnel. Hamas' armed wing also released a video that appeared to show intense street battles alongside bombed-out buildings in Gaza City.

The war began when Hamas attacked Israel on October 7 and, according to Israeli officials, killed about 1,400 people, mainly civilians, and seized 239 hostages. Aiming to destroy Hamas, Israel retaliated with a relentless bombardment and ground invasion of the Gaza Strip that, according to the Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, has killed more than 10,500 people, many of them children.

Cardiologist Arrested for Substandard UK PM Rishi Sunak, Akshata Murty Pacemaker Scam Govt Hospital in UP Wife Light Diyas

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A government hospital doctor was arrested here for allegedly implanting substandard pacemakers in patients suffering from heart problems and overcharging them, police said. "We have arrested Dr Sameer Saraf, a cardiologist at Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Sciences, Saifai. He faces various allegations, including overcharging patients, financial irregularities and using substandard

medical devices, etc.," said Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Santosh Kumar. A case was registered in the matter at Saifai police station in December 2022 on the basis of a complaint lodged by the then medical superintendent of the institute Adesh Kumar, he said. Saraf was arrested after a high-level investigation committee set up by the state government found the allegations against him to be true, he added. According to police, Saraf implanted substandard pacemakers in the hearts of various patients and overcharged them for it. "We are looking into every case," the SSP said. In one such case, the investigation committee found, Saraf took Rs 1.85 lakh from a patient for implanting a pacemaker, which is almost double the fixed amount of Rs 96,844.

24-Year-Old Indian Student Dies Weeks After He Was Stabbed In US Gym HiIndia Newsdesk

Washington: Varun Raj Pucha, the 24-year-old Indian student who was stabbed at a fitness centre in the US state of Indiana, has succumbed to his injuries, the university where he was studying has said.

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London: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak welcomed guests from the Hindu community to Downing Street ahead of Diwali. "Tonight Prime Minister @RishiSunak welcomed guests from the Hindu community to Downing Street ahead of #Diwali - a celebration of the triumph of light over darkness," as per the UK Prime Minister's office's official handle on 'X'. Visuals shared by Downing Street on X showed the UK PM and his wife, Akshata Murty, lighting diyas, surrounded by a large number of people who had come to join the celebration. "Shubh Diwali to everyone across the UK and around the world," the post by UK Prime Minister's office said. Sunak also congratulated PM Modi on Team India's strong performance in the ongoing Cricket World Cup.

"You're Just Scum": Nikki Haley Hits Back At Vivek Ramaswamy HiIndia Newsdesk

New Delhi: Republican leader and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley came down heavily on Vivek Ramaswamy's statement about her daughter's TikTok activity in response to a question about banning the Chinese-owned social media application. Ms Haley called Mr Ramaswamy "scum" as five potential candidates locked horns at the third Republican presidential debate over Israel, Ukraine, China, and the party's future course, while also holding back some of their criticism

for the absent front-runner, Donald Trump. Having joined TikTok earlier this year, Mr Ramaswamy made reference to Ms Haley's previous criticism of his presence on the platform during the second Republican primary debate held in California in September. "In the last debate, she made fun of me for actually joining TikTok while her own daughter was actually using the app for a long time. So you might want to take care of your family first," Mr Ramaswamy said.

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US joins Adani Group to build terminal at Colombo Port

Indian-American re-elected as NJ State Senator for third time HiIndia Newsdesk

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Colombo: (IANS) The US had joined the Adani Group with a half a billion dollar loan to build a new deep water shipping container terminal at the in strategic Colombo Port in the race against China’s acquisition of part of ports in the Sri Lankan capital and the southern town of Hambantota. The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) on Wednesday announced it’s $553 million finance on the Colombo West International Terminal Private Limited (CWITP), Sri Lanka biggest Foreign direct investment of $750 million to develop the port. The US has joined in the joint venture between Sri Lanka and India with Adani Ports & Special Economic Zones Limited (APSEZ) which owns 51 shares of the project.

Washington,: (IANS) Indian-American Vin Gopal has been re-elected as New Jersey state senator for a third time in a row, beating his Republican challenger in the US state's 11th Congressional district. With a total of 32,772 votes, 38-year-old Gopal garnered 58 per cent of the vote over Steve Dnistrian, thus keeping a key swing seat under Democrat's control. “I think voters are tired of the political bickering,” Gopal said on Tuesday ahead of his victory, the PBS News Hour reported. “They want people to bring them together. There needs to be discussion and debate and decorum back in government.” Gopal's campaign trail focused on abortion, tax relief, and increased school funding for local districts. In addition, the campaign was among the

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most heavily contested this year, and saw more political spending than any other race, PBS reported, quoting October figures from the state’s campaign finance watchdog. During his first term in the State Senate, Gopal served as Senate Majority

Indian care worker in Australia admits stealing over A$7,000 from elderly clients

5 Indians, including two children, die in Australia pub crash

Melbourne: (IANS) Five Indians, including two children aged nine and 11, were killed and several others injured after a car driven by an elderly man ploughed into the beer garden of a pub in the Australian state of Victoria, police said. Vivek Bhatia (38), his son Vihan (11), Pratibha Sharma (44), her daughter, Anvi (nine), and partner Jatin Chugh (30) died after an SUV mounted a kerb and hit patrons on the front lawn of the Royal Daylesford hotel on Sunday evening. Five other people, including Bhatia's wife, Ruchi (36), younger son Abeer (six) and an 11-month-old child, are in hospital being treated for injuries. While addressing a news conference on Monday, Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said the victims were all visitors to the area, and described the incident as "an absolute tragedy". Patton said the driver of the white BMW, a 66-year-old man from Mount Macedon, was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, where he was breath tested and did not have alcohol in his system.The police chief said it was too early to determine if speed was a factor in the fatal crash.

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Melbourne:(IANS) A 23-year-old Indian care worker for the elderly in Australia has been convicted and banned from her profession for 10 years after using her aged clients’ debit cards to purchase luxury items worth thousands of dollars, a media report said. Ashpreet Kaur pleaded guilty to two counts of theft and 11 counts of obtaining property by deception

at the Geelong Magistrate's Court on Monday, The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported. The court heard that Kaur was employed as a personal care worker at a Geelong retirement village till February 2023 and was in Australia on a student visa. During this time, she used the bank card of an 86-year-old Alzheimer's patient to make purchases worth A$1,700 from upmarket department store chains to buy cosmetics, and a watch worth A$725, among other items. Kaur was caught by the elderly patient's daughter who noticed suspicious transactions on her mother’s bank statement. In addition, Kaur stole the bank card of a 95-year-old resident and made more than A$5,000 worth of purchases on items including perfumes, beauty products, clothing, takeaway food and also added money into her Myki card to use on public transport.

Conference Leader and Chairman of the Military and Veterans’ Affairs Committee. He has also had a number of tax relief and shared-services bills signed into law and successfully fought party leadership from instituting a shore rental tax, according to his campaign website. A lifelong resident of Monmouth County, Gopal holds a Masters in Public Administration from Rutgers University. He previously served on the Board of Directors for the then-Monmouth C ounty Chamber of C ommerce, and was also President of the Hazlet Township Business Owners Association. The New Jersey’s legislature is made up of the state Senate and Assembly and has 120 members from 40 districts. Each district has one representative in the Senate, and two in the Assembly that serve four- and two-year terms.

Indian-origin lawyer jailed for acts of contempt before judges in Singapore

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Singapore: (IANS) A suspended Indianorigin lawyer was sentenced to 21 days in jail by a court in Singapore on Wednesday for committing a series of acts of contempt before two judges in separate courtroom incidents in 2021. Ravi Madasamy, 54, had accused Justice Audrey Lim of being “biased”, interrupted her, and told her not to be rude while he was acting for a client in a suit against a public transport operator, The Straits Times reported.

'She deserves to be hanged': Son of British Sikh woman who murdered husband HiIndia Newsdesk

London: (IANS) The son of a 38-year-old British Sikh woman, sentenced to death in India for poisoning and slitting her husband's throat in 2016, has said that his mother "deserves to be hanged" for doing an "evil thing". Ramandeep Kaur Mann from Derby was found guilty of murdering her husband Sukhjit Singh, 34, by a court in Uttar Pradesh last month after their teenage son Arjun - who witnessed the murder when he was nine - testified against his mother. Kaur reportedly connived with her lover Gurpreet Singh to kill Sukhjit for his 2 million pound life insurance and property in the UK and India. Arjun Singh, 17, told the Daily Mail that Ramandeep stopped being a mother to

him and his younger brother the moment she murdered their father. "There are not many children who watch their mother kill their father and then give evidence about it. How do you try and get on with your life after something like this? I've had to be very brave and I'm proud of what I've done because I've got justice for my father," Arjun told the British daily. The court heard during the trial that

Ramandeep planned a month-long family vacation to Shahjahanpur with her husband and two children. She colluded with her lover Gurpreet Singh, a resident of Kapurthala, and laced her husband's biryani with poison before slitting her husband's throat. Arjun described to the court seeing his mother smother his father with a pillow, and Gurpreet hitting him on the head with a hammer. Speaking of his mother's death sentence, Arjun said: "I would like to be there when it happens. It doesn't fill me with fear, in fact, it would give me a lot of satisfaction and relief and I look forward to that day. I would like all my family to be there with me. I would like to see with my own eyes that justice for my father has been served.

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Google, Microsoft Bet On This 27-Year-Old To Make AI Work In India

n the tranquil village of Agara, nestled amidst rice paddies and groundnut fields in India, Preethi P. finds herself in a unique position. In her humble one-room home, she usually earns less than $1 a day as a tailor, but today she is reading sentences in her native Kannada language into a smartphone app. Preethi, like 70 other workers in the region, has become part of a global workforce hired by the startup Karya to collect and label data in vernacular languages, essential for training AI chatbots and virtual assistants. Karya, established in 2021, distinguishes itself by providing fair compensation, up to 20 times the minimum wage, to its mostly female workforce in rural communities. After just three days of work,

ndia and Canada are facing a protracted process of repairing their frayed diplomatic relations, with both nations entrenched in hardline positions. The recent decision by India to partially restore visa services, following weeks of suspension in response to Canada's claim of Indian involvement in the murder of a Khalistani terrorist, has raised some hopes for improved relations. However, experts and officials suggest that this is far from a breakthrough, as neither side has compelling reasons to expedite a return to normalcy. Mutual recriminations over the accusation, which India vehemently denies, have strained the centuryold ties between the two nations, particularly affecting their extensive connections through the Sikh community. The relationship is currently in a "de-escalation phase" through quiet diplomacy, according to Ajay Bisaria, India's former ambassador to Canada. Nevertheless, the visa restrictions are expected to continue impacting the movement of tens of thousands of

Microsoft has used startup Karya to source local speech data for its AI products Preethi earned 4,500 rupees ($54), more than quadruple her monthly earnings as a tailor. This newfound income allows her to make home repairs and uplift her living conditions. Major tech players, including Microsoft, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and Google, are recognizing the value of Karya's approach. They are partnering with the startup to acquire high-quality data in Indian languages, addressing the challenge of catering to non-English-

speaking users. With nearly one million data annotation workers predicted to be in India by 2030, Karya's ethical and wellcompensated workforce is pivotal. The initiative is particularly crucial as AI services have been predominantly developed with English-language data, causing misrepresentations and linguistic issues when used in non-English-speaking regions. Karya's mission aligns with the growing need to provide a diverse and comprehensive dataset for AI systems to avoid perpetuating stereotypes and

misinformation. Karya, a Bangalore-based social impact startup, not only enhances data supply but also fights poverty by providing employment opportunities to underserved communities. Its founder, Manu Chopra, emphasizes the importance of fairly compensating workers and breaking the cycle of poverty. Karya's impact extends beyond India, as it seeks to offer its platform as a service to organizations in Africa and South America. This innovative approach not only contributes to improving AI technologies but also empowers individuals like Shambhavi S., a mother in a distant village, to earn for her family's better future, even if she doesn't fully comprehend the world of artificial intelligence.

India-Canada Relationship In "Deep Crisis, Its Worst Ever"

Relations between India and Canada have strained after Ottawa claimed that Indian agents may have been involved in the murder of a Khalistani terrorist.

Indians and people of Indian origin in Canada. While business and trade links have been spared, discussions on a freetrade agreement have been delayed, jeopardizing Canada's Indo-Pacific plans where India plays a vital role in countering an assertive China. The crisis began when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pursued credible allegations linking Indian government agents to the murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a proponent of Khalistan, which resulted in diplomatic tensions. Canada expelled India's intelligence chief, prompting India to halt 13 visa categories for Canadians. However, on October 25, India announced

the resumption of visas under four categories, though it is not considered a thaw. Canada is not abandoning its Indo-Pacific strategy, but the unpredictability surrounding the murder investigation, the trial, and India's upcoming elections could hinder progress. The relationship between the two nations, which has a significant Sikh population in Canada and relies on Indian students for its international education business, remains strained. Experts believe that while a modest de-escalation has occurred, substantial obstacles still exist, and it will take time for cooler heads to prevail and restore the relationship to its former state.

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BCCI seeks copy of FIR in World Cup 2023 ticket black marketing case

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Cricket World Cup Semi-finals: India vs Pakistan Showdown Possible Only If... Najmal, Shakib shine as Bangladesh win against Sri Lanka despite late hiccup

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Kolkata: (IANS) The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has sought the copy of an FIR filed by Kolkata Police in the case of Cricket World Cup 2023 match ticket black marketing case in the city. The BCCI has sought the copy of the FIR in reply to the Kolkata Police’s notice to the board on November 5 seeking information on the process followed in online marketing of tickets. “The BCCI has replied to our notice on Tuesday evening seeking the copy of the FIR registered in the matter. The board authorities have claimed that going through the contents of the FIR will make things easier for them to reply to the queries made by us in the matter. We have sent them a copy of the FIR in the matter on Wednesday morning,” he said. The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB), whose officials were questioned by the officers at the Maidan Police Station last week, denied any kind of responsibility in the matter, since the association is in no way involved with the marketing of tickets which is being done through an online agency.

Parul Chaudhary named event ambassador for Vasai Virar Marathon

The Indian cricket team has already booked their spot in the Cricket World Cup 2023 semifinals thanks to a brilliant unbeaten run in the competition. On the other hand, arch-rivals Pakistan have enjoyed a mixed run of form in the tournament with four wins and four losses in their eight encounters so far. Pakistan, on the other hand, have to win their last match and depend on Afghanistan and hope to get a favourable result from the New Zealand game to book a spot in the semifinals. Pakistan and New Zealand have one match left in the tournament while Afghanistan will play South Africa in their final game in the competition. Having already lost against Australia, if Afghanistan lose against South Africa too, the race will come down to Pakistan and New Zealand provided they win their respective matches. If Afghanistan win against South Africa, all three teams will have 10 points (provided Pakistan and New Zealand win their respective final matches too), and the race for the 4th spot will be decided by Net Run Rate (NRR). If Pakistan win their match and both New Zealand and Afghanistan lose their final matches in the group stage, the Babar Azam-led side will finish fourth and end up facing India in the semi-finals. As per the format, the first-placed team will face the 4th-placed team in the semi-finals. Hence, and Indo-Pak clash will enthrall the fans once again in World Cup 2023.

Iga Swiatek Thrashes Jessica Pegula To Win Glenn Maxwell Shatters WTA Finals, Reclaim Number 1 Ranking dominated Pegula from start to finish to History Books clinch a 6-1, 6-0 victory in a 59-minute

Iga Swiatek raises her trophy after winning the WTA Finals Championship women's singles final match. HiIndia Newsdesk

Poland's Iga Swiatek thrashed Jessica Pegula to win the WTA Finals on Monday, sealing her return to world number one. Second seed Swiatek

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Mumbai: (IANS) Multiple Asian Games medallist and ace athlete Parul Chaudhary was on Tuesday named the Event Ambassador for the 11th Vasai Virar Municipal Corporation Marathon (VVMCM), to be held on December 10. Gold medalist in the 5000m and silver medallist in the 3000m steeplechase at the recently concluded Asian Games in Hangzhou, Parul will grace the VVMC Marathon, which will see the country’s leading long-distance runners vying for a piece of the Rs 54 lakh prize money purse. Parul was announced as event ambassador by the Municipal Commissioner of VVCMC, Anilkumar Pawar (IAS) at a press conference, here, on Tuesday.

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Najmul Hossain Shanto (90) and Shakib Al Hasan (82) missed their centuries but helped Bangladesh record their second win in the ICC Men's ODI World Cup 2023, beating Sri Lanka by three wickets with 53 balls to spare here on Monday. Najmul Hossain and Shakib Al Hasan stitched together a 169-run partnership for the third wicket as Bangladesh scored 282/7 in 41.1 overs after bundling out Sri Lanka for 279 in 49.3 overs at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.

masterclass. The 17th win of Swiatek's career ensures that the four-time major singles champion from Warsaw will finish the season as world number one for a second straight year. "The team that's been with me the whole season, we had many ups and downs," a jubilant Swiatek said after her win. "This is for sure an up. We will for sure have many more if we keep working like that," added Swiatek, who lost just 20 games across the tournament -- a new record. Pegula had few complaints about her defeat after an error-strewn display. "It just was one of those days where I felt like I was going for too much," Pegula said.

It will be humongous when India qualify for the World Cup: Sunil Chhetri and USA begins in November 2023, with the expanded 48-team tournament offering greater opportunities to teams in all confederations, with eight direct spots available to AFC nations and a further place open via the FIFA Play-Off Tournament. “When that happens, the country will go mad. As an Indian, it’s going to be one of the best days of my life. I have so many HiIndia Newsdesk dreams about that day. It is going to be New Delhi: (IANS) Sunil Chhetri’s eyes humongous. The anticipation, the hope light up and a broad grin spreads across that it will bring to the complete nation his face as he considers the prospect of is something that I know I will never India making history and qualifying for forget in my life. There are so many the FIFA World Cup for the first time. people like me who can’t wait to see that The Indian team's road to the 2026 edition day, and I just hope it comes soon for us,” of FIFA World Cup in Canada, Mexico, said Sunil Chhetri to FIFA.

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Mumbai: (IANS) Severely cramping and hardly able to move, Glenn Maxwell played one of the greatest one-day innings, hitting a 128-ball 201 not out to help Australia grab a three-wicket victory from the jaws of defeat against Afghanistan in Match 39 and sealed a semifinal spot for his team in the ICC Men's ODI World Cup at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday. - This is Australia's first-ever ODI double century and overall the 11th instance of a double hundred in 50-over cricket. Maxwell overtook Shane Watson's 185* against Bangladesh in 2011. - This is also the highest individual score in an ODI run-chase. Here, Maxwell toppled Pakistan's Fakhar Zaman, who smashed 193 against South Africa in 2021.

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shares TV star's video Film stars are struggling, PM appeal in 'VocalForLocal' OTT stars moving forward campaign

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ilm star Neil Nitin Mukesh, who will soon be seen as a judge on a mentorbased fashion reality show 'Glam Fame', said actors are struggling in films, but OTT stars are getting more and more work. The actor, who was last seen in the film 'Bypass Road' in 2019, will soon appear as a mentor along with actresses Sunny Leone and Esha Deol in the reality show that promises to fulfill the dreams of aspiring models all across the country. In a candid conversation, the actor spoke about the show, his experience, changing trends of OTT and much more. In today's world, when OTT is ruling the world, how the show will help the contestants, he said: "Today is the time of OTT. So many shows are coming on OTT, we are watching the trend. We film stars are struggling and OTT stars are progressing and moving forward. Today everyone wants to be on the platform where they can reach a larger audience. If the contestants are able to connect with any casting director or director, it can definitely change their lives." Talking about the show 'Glam Fame' he said: "I am very excited for the show. It is one show which will encourage the youth who want to make a career in the fashion industry. There are some big names who will be mentoring these aspiring youth.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shared a video with an appeal promoting the 'VocalForLocal' campaign posted by Rupali Ganguly of 'Anupamaa' tele-serial fame. In the video, Ganguly and other actors like Gaurav Khanna are shown promoting local products like sweetmeats, lanterns, garments, mobile phones and digital India payments, giving exposure to neighbourhood businesses, plus nudging at 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. Along with the post, the Prime Minister made a comment: "The 'VocalForLocal' movement is getting great momentum across the country." In an accompanying verbal message, the PM added that the people of the country are supporting the campaign by buying local items, and he was sharing the video to inspire others to do the same. The PM expressed thanks to the Team 'Anupamaa' serial makers and the television channel StarPlus for promoting the 'VocalForLocal' drive. He also appealed to people to buy local good, make digital payments through UPI, share their posts/photos clicked with Indian-made smartphones on the NaMo app, and he would repost select messages. A thrilled Ganguly gushed on social media: "So so so proud, mera actor banna sathark ho gaya. Thank you", and others hailed her achievement with likes and comments.

Tiger 3 advance booking: Salman and Zeenat Aman undergoes eyelid Katrina starrer sell 56100 tickets on day 1 surgery to restore “Clear” vision

Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif 's Tiger 3 is a week away and the anticipation is at an all-time high. Multiplex chains across the country have opened prebooking windows for the audience. Given the

fact that the spy-thriller is one of the most awaited films and that too during the festive period, the tickets might burn a hole in the pocket. The advance booking for the film was opened a week before its release i.e yesterday. After the first week trade analyst Taran Adarsh took to his X account and dropped the report of the Salman starrer's day 1 collection. According to him, a total of 56100 tickets were sold yesterday. Adarsh wrote, “#Xclusiv… #Tiger3 advance booking status at *national chains*… Note: [Sunday] Day 1 biz… #PVRInox: 47,000 #Cinepolis: 9,100 Total: 56,100 tickets sold… 7 days to release.”

Veteran actress Zeenat Aman recently revealed that she underwent eyelid surgery to restore her vision. In a lengthy post on social media, Aman shared her journey with ptosis, a condition that caused her eyelid to droop further and further over time. Aman underwent the surgery in May 2023. She described her experience as "terrifying," but said that she is now "so much better." "Recovery has been slow, steady and is ongoing. But I’m happy to share that my vision is so much clearer now," she said.

Not Dating Shubman Gill Sara Ali Khan

Actress Sara Ali Khan, who is known for films like ‘Zara Hatke Zara Bachke’, ‘Atrangi Re’, ‘Kedarnath’ and ‘Simmba’, has clarified that she is not dating Indian cricketer Shubman Gill, who is currently busy with the ongoing World Cup. Sara is set to appear on the popular chat show ‘Koffee With Karan’ in its season 8 along with actress Ananya Panday. Sara issued a clarification during the course of the episode as per the latest promo of the show. The promo 'the show host Karan Johar telling Sara: “There were

alleged rumours about you dating Shubman Gill.” To which she quipped: “You have got the wrong Sara, guys. Sara ka saara duniya galat Sara ke peecche pada hai.” The actress was referring to Sara Tendulkar, the daughter of the India cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar, whose record of the most centuries in One Day International was recently equalled by Virat Kohli who has been in

terrific form during this World Cup. Kohli made a stellar comeback as he smashed his 49th ton during the recent match between India and South Africa during the ongoing World Cup. During the match, Shubman was also teased by the spectators with Sara’s name to which Kohli jumped and asked them to call the cricketer by his name pointing to his name written at the back of his jersey. Meanwhile, the upcoming episode of ‘Koffee With Karan’ promises a fun ride as the conversation will centre on ex-partners of the actresses. A whole lot of laughter, revelations and candid conversations will fill up the episode as the show host Karan Johar reveals: “You both have ex-boyfriends in common.”

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Genre don’t matter as long as actor gets perfect role

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Actor Rajpal Yadav, who is gearing up for his upcoming streaming survival thriller ‘Apurva’, has said that the genre of films doesn’t matter for an actor as long they get a meaty role. In the film Rajpal Yadav plays a negative character - a departure from his forte of comedy. The actor recalled being surprised when he got a call to play a menacing avatar in ‘Apurva’. He revealed that a part of his preparation for the role in the film included a caveat to ‘not smile!’ “When Nikhil (director) sir called me for the first time, I thought it was another comic role. I asked our director if he was sure about me doing a negative role. All he said was, yes! You just don’t have to smile,” he said. Apurva is the story of an ordinary girl who faces extraordinary circumstances and will do anything to Survive and Live. Set in one of the most dangerous places in India – Chambal, the movie is presented by some of India’s leading creative powerhouses who have come together for this gritty thriller.

When housemates were told to decide, I knew I would be out

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ctress Soniya Bansal, who was the first contestant to be evicted from the house of 'Bigg Boss' season 17, shared she knew how the housemates were against her, and called it a "mixed feeling of surprise and disappointment". Soniya said she was surprised when she was evicted so soon. However, she says that when she saw that the housemates were deciding, she knew that they would take her name. "When I heard about my eviction, I felt a mix of surprise and disappointment. At first, I did not know because I was playing very well. In fact, definitely when you play, you know how you are playing. So, I did not know that I would leave, so when it was left it was up to my housemates to make a decision, I had understood very well that I would not be there because everyone was against me," she said. Soniya shared: "So due to this, I understood very well. I had hoped to stay longer in the Bigg Boss house, so it was a bit disheartening to leave and I feel it was an unfair eviction as I was playing much better." Talking about her experience of the

Being part of 'Bigg Boss' was a fascinating experience. It was like a rollercoaster ride with many emotions. Living with other contestants in a confined space, and the constant camera surveillance made it both challenging and exciting

show, Soniya said: "My game has been very good, I have played a very good game, only a few people were visible among them, those people were sleeping, so I can't say anything about them, I have played a lot." "Being part of 'Bigg Boss' was a fascinating experience. It was like a rollercoaster ride with many emotions. Living with other contestants in a confined space, and the constant camera surveillance made it both challenging and exciting," she added.

Catapulted to national fame, 'IGT10' winner dreams of producing Olympians

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New Delhi: (IANS) The coach of Abujhmad Mallakhamb & Sports Academy, Manoj Prasad, who along with his team lifted the 'India's Got Talent' Season 10 trophy, said he plans to expand his institution in the next five years. Located in one of the most innaccessible and backward parts of the country, in Chhattisgarh's old Maoist 'Red Corridor', the Academy took home the prize money of Rs 20 lakh. In the finale episode the Abujhmad Mallakhamb group performed on the track 'Jee Karda Marjaneya'. Talking to IANS, the coach revealed his plan for the next five years and also described his IGT journey.

Amitabh Bachchan demands action against morphed video of Rashmika

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Mumbai: (IANS) Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan has demanded a legal action over a reported morphed video of his ‘Goodbye’ co-star Rashmika Mandanna. Reportedly, a short objectionable video of the actress went viral in the social media. In response to post on X by a user highlighting the alleged misuse of the video, the ‘Piku’ star said: "Yes this is a strong case."

Varun Dhawan chomps on burgers, flaunts his abs on 'cheat day'

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Mumbai: (IANS) Bollywood star Varun Dhawan is flaunting his abs and well toned muscles. Despite his fitness routine and him being a bit of a fitness freak, the actor has called Sunday his ‘cheat day’ because he likes to totally relax, unplug, and let go as he is now munching on burgers. Furthermore, now that the Indian Cricket Team is fighting against the South African Team in the World Cup Match, it is the prime time to laze about on the sofa and eat.

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Odd-Even In Delhi From Nov 13-20, Schools Shut Except For Classes 10, 12 All schools will be shut across the national capital except Classes 10 and 12 till November 10, the minister said

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Imphal, Nov 5 (IANS) As a preventive measures and to curb spread of harmful messages, photos, and videos by anti-social elements, the Manipur government on Sunday extended the mobile internet ban for another three days till November 8.

CIA chief arrives in Israel

New Delhi: The odd-even rule will be back in Delhi the day after Diwali and schools closures has been extended up to Class 11 for this week in view of the rising pollution levels, State Environment Minister Gopal Rai said today. All schools will be shut across the national capital except Classes 10 and 12 till November 10, the minister said. Currently, only classes up to Class 5 are suspended in view of the deteriorating air quality. Delhi remains wrapped in a thick blanket of toxic smog for nearly a week

now, prompting authorities to stop entry of diesel trucks and ban construction activities in the city under Stage-4 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). The ban on BS3 petrol and BS4 diesel

Taj Mahal Disappears In Blanket Of Smog, Agra's Air Quality Worsens

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Tel Aviv, Nov 6 (IANS) Dire c tor of CIA William Burns has arrived in Israel for meetings with leaders and officials. Burns will take forward the discussions initiated by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken with Middle East leaders for settling the Israel-Hamas war. Blinken had met several leaders including foreign ministers of Qatar, Jordan and Egypt. He has also visited Iraq. Burns will also discuss the measures to bring back Hamas-held hostages.

Sri Lanka Fires Cricket Board After World Cup Loss to India

vehicles will also continue, said Mr Rai, elaborating other measures taken by his government, including banning crackers and installing smog guns. The odd-even rule, which has been the Arvind Kejriwal government's flagship move in fighting pollution for the past few years, will now be back for a week on November 13, the day after Diwali. The need to extend the odd-even rule beyond November 20 will reviewed later, the minister said.

Delhi Bans Trucks, Shuts Schools Amid Rising Pollution HiIndia Newsdesk

Delhi has barred the entry of trucks and is staring at even stricter curbs with the state governments in the National Capital Region (NCR) yet to decide on shutting schools and offices as it fights severe air pollution. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has called a high-level meeting this noon to discuss the pollution crisis. Environment Minister Gopal Rai and officials of all concerned departments will be attending the meeting.

Mundra Port Achieves India "Most Important Country" For Record 16.1 Million US, Says Ambassador Eric Garcetti Tonnes of Cargo Handling

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Sri Lanka's sports minister Roshan Ranasinghe sacked the national cricket board on Monday, days after a humiliating defeat by India at the World Cup. Ranasinghe has been at loggerheads with Sri Lanka Cricket -- the richest sports organisation on the financially stricken island -- for months over allegations of widespread corruption. The country's 1996 World Cup-winning skipper Arjuna Ranatunga has been appointed chairman of a new interim board, Ranasinghe's office said in a statement.

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New Delhi: India is the most important country for the US and their relationship is the most defining relationship of the century, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti said on Thursday. Garcetti made the remarks at The Energy Transition Dialogues hosted by Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet ( GEAPP) in New Delhi. "I used to say it in private but now I can say it in public, when the (US) President asked me consider this post

(of Ambassador to India) he said India is the most important country in the world for me. I don't know if any American president has ever said that... President Joe Biden he actually did mean it..." the Ambassador said. Garcetti further said he believes the US India-relationship is the most defining relationship of this century. On the G20 summit organised under India's presidency in September, he said it was the best ever in the history. "The relationship is not just US plus India. It is an exponential relationship. Look at how we attended our best ever G20 in our history together. Of course led by India and thank you for your marvellous leadership," Garcetti said. Speaking on the business opportunities, he said there is lot of investment opportunities in the area of renewables in the Indian and the US markets.

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Ahmedabad: Adani Group's flagship Mundra Port has set another record by handling 16.1 million tonnes of cargo in October, the highest-ever volume by any port in India, the conglomerate said in a release. It is the largest port in the country with 102 MMT of cargo handled so far this year with a good 9 per cent year-on-year growth. The port crossed the 100 MMT mark in 210 days, surpassing the record of 231 days last year.

Ami Bera Calls for Immediate Halt in Gaza Military Operations Zofeen Maqsood

Indian American representative from California, Ami Bera posted a moving video on social media platform X urging for an immediate cessation of military operations in Gaza, emphasizing the urgent need to deliver humanitarian aid, food, water, and medicine to civilians caught in the crossfire of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Bera said in the video: “Earlier this week, when I spoke with one of my Palestinian constituents, I could share the pain, anguish, despair and anger in his voice over his personal loss of friends and family in Gaza. These sentiments mirrored the deep grief I heard in the voices of my Jewish constituents after their own tragic losses on October 7.” He posted the message on X: While I firmly believe Israel has the right to exist and to defend itself, so do innocent Palestinians have a right to a life of peace and dignity. We need an immediate pause in order to get needed humanitarian aid, food, water and medicine to struggling civilians.

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Gujarati Samaj Of Chicago Marks A Joyful Diwali Celebration In 2023

(L-R) The lamp lightning ceremony was performed by Bharti Deasi (Emcee), Purvin Thakkar, Bhavita Sheth (General Secretary), Chief guest was Brijesh Patel & his wife, (Core Exteriors) Jeremy, Dante. (Photos by Jayanti Oza) HiIndia Newsdesk

CHICAGO, IL- On November 3rd, 2023, the Chicago community came together in a grand celebration of Diwali at the Ashton Place in Willow Brook, Illinois. This festive event witnessed the participation of over 800 enthusiastic members. The evening was filled with joy, cultural significance, and the spirit of togetherness. The Diwali Gala Banquet, organized by the Greater Chicago Society (GSC), commenced with a warm welcome from President Dakshesh Modi. He extended his heartfelt greetings to all the invited guests and shared some valuable insights into the organization’s recent endeavors. President Modi highlighted the successful launch of the GSC youth club and children’s events last year, which garnered an overwhelming response from the community. He also announced the upcoming Christmas event in December, specially organized for the children. The event was skillfully hosted by the talented anchor, Bharati Desai, whose melodious voice added an extra

layer of charm to the evening. The Gala Banquet was graced by the presence of Brijesh Patel and his wife, Chief Guests of the evening, representing Core Exteriors. They were honored to lead the traditional lamp lighting ceremony, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness and the beginning of new beginnings. The stage then saw the presence of GSC Advisory Chairman, a staunch supporter of the organization for the past 15 years. He took this moment to acknowledge and express his gratitude to the dedicated committee members who have worked tirelessly to make the event a reality. The spotlight also shone on the event’s sponsors, whose generous contributions played a pivotal role in making the evening a success. Bhavita Sheth, a member of GSC, introduced the sponsors one by one, thanking them for their valuable support. The sponsors recognized at the event included: • Jayshree Thakkar (New York Life) • Vatsal Doshi (Welcome Realty) • DJ OZA (Top Indian DJ in Chicago) • Relia Care (For Senior Home Care) • Care For Soul, Inc. • Ashok Lakshman (Mortgage Broker) •

Chicago Import Inc. • Shree Caterings • Chandrapid Jha, Shree Builder (Bhavesh & Sanjay Shah) • RN International • Hetal “HP” Patel (Broker) • Jina Thakkar (Senior Account Manager) • Jay Patel (Jay’s HVAC Services) • Turmerica (Tasty Indian Bites) • Ashok Shah (Insurance Agent) • Dr. Manish Pandya (New Life Medical Center) • Indiaco (Desi Grocery) • Rajula’s Kitchen • Honest Restaurant • Rajesh Patel (Equitable Advisors). The musical entertainment segment of the evening was nothing short of spectacular, with a performance by Krishnali Saha, a notable Indian Idol fame artist. Her enchanting melodies captivated the audience, further enhancing the festive atmosphere. In summary, the Diwali Gala Banquet organized by GSC in Willow Brook, Illinois, on November 3rd, 2023, was a resounding success. It brought the Chicago community together in celebration, gratitude, and unity, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Diwali while honoring the support of dedicated sponsors and committee members. The event truly illuminated the hearts of all those in attendance.

Dev Darshan Senior Center Hosts Joyful Navratri Garba Festival And Honors Seniors’ Birthdays In October

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CHICAGO, IL- Dev, Darshan Senior Center celebrated a joyous occasion at the Bensenville Park District Hall on Sunday, October 29th. This event was a confluence of celebrations, marking the birthday of Hema Shastri, the founder and president of the center, and also acknowledging all the October birthdays within the senior community. Additionally, it coincided with the

festive spirit of Navarathri and the vibrant Garba festival. More than 150 seniors came together to enjoy this memorable program. A highlight of the event was the presence of Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, who graced the occasion with his participation. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to C ongressman R aja Krishnamoorthi for being a part of this

special day. We would also like to express our sincere appreciation to Kadarbhai, Asifbhai, and Dilipbhai Patel, as well as all our family and friends who joined us in celebrating Hemashastri’s birthday. Your presence added immeasurable joy to the festivities. A special note of thanks goes out to Shailendra Bhatnagar and Bhavna

Thakkar Noto for their outstanding Garba singing performances. Their captivating talents entertained everyone present and added an extra layer of excitement to the event. Once again, we extend our warmest thanks to everyone who contributed to making this day a memorable one. Your presence and participation made it a day to cherish.

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Tiger 3 Boasts 12 Action Sequences: YRF Spy Universe Record!

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Yash Raj Films’ Tiger 3, directed by Maneesh Sharma, has created a new record of having the most number of action sequences in a YRF Spy Universe film! Maneesh reveals, “Salman and Katrina are Tiger and Zoya – India’s biggest action duo – but it’s not just for actions’ sake. This is their STORY. They’ve always been in conflict together, their relationship has grown as the stakes have grown. And now the stakes are even greater- so the action has to follow suit!“ Maneesh says the action sequences in Tiger 3 are at par with big Hollywood action films of our times! He says , “This film has relentless pace because of the clear and immediate peril our duo face, and it only heightens the action. We have 12 amazing action sequences each of which will keep you on the edge of your seat. And on IMAX they look absolutely world class – I want our fans to be so proud of seeing their hero’s in sequences that stand up to a global audience.” Maneesh adds, “We built this film and it’s sequences so that when you go to the hall the tempo and tension keep rising all the way to an amazing climax. I can’t wait to experience the film in cinemas with Tiger and Zoya’s fans!” Two of the biggest megastars ever in the history of Indian cinema, Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif reprise their iconic roles as super spies Tiger & Zoya in Tiger 3. Produced by Aditya Chopra, Tiger 3 is set to release this Diwali, Sunday, Nov 12.

Susheela Jayapal running for Congress from Oregon Zofeen Maqsood

Indian American Susheela Jayapal, sister of Pramila Jayapal, the first Indian-American woman to serve in the US House of Representatives, will be running for Oregon’s 3rd Congressional District. Susheela Jayapal was serving as the Multnomah County Commissioner since 2019. In order to enter the race, she stepped down from her position. Oregon’s 3rd District stretches from inner Portland to Hood River. Prior to this Jayapal was elected to represent District 2 on the county board in 2019. She was the first Indian American to win an elected county office in Oregon. As a commissioner, Jayapal has pushed for immigration refugee services, racial justice programs, homelessness prevention policies and eviction defense support.

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Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi Honored As Person Of The Year HiIndia Newsdesk

CHICAGO, IL- During their 21st Annual Gala this past fall, Leyden Family Service and the Start Here Addiction Rehabilitation & Education (SHARE) Program bestowed the title of Person of the Year upon Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi in recognition of his unwavering commitment to “enhancing the well-being of the communities he serves.” His remarkable contributions include securing essential federal funding to support vital renovations at the SHARE Program’s facilities. Leyden Family Service and Mental Health offers a comprehensive range of counseling, treatment, and preventative care services for a diverse clientele, including adults, adolescents, senior citizens, children, and families. These services encompass treatment programs designed to assist individuals grappling with substance abuse, gambling addiction, and various other mental health challenges. The SHARE Program, a non-profit alcohol and drug detox rehabilitation center situated in Hoffman Estates, additionally provides outpatient gambling ser vices. Since its establishment in 1977, it has touched

Congressman Krishnamoorthi presenting a ceremonial check to Leyden Family Service and Mental Health to commemorate the federal funding he secured for the Start Here Addiction Rehabilitation & Education (SHARE) Program

the lives of over 40,000 clients. Notably, Congressman Krishnamoorthi played a pivotal role in securing $266,059 in federal funding last year to facilitate much-needed repairs and upgrades to the SHARE Program’s facilities, thereby enhancing the quality of care extended to the community members it serves. Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi expressed his gratitude, stating, “I extend my heartfelt thanks to Leyden Family Service and the SHARE Program

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for bestowing this honor and for their tireless efforts in providing vital mental health support to our region. In an era where our nation is grappling with the opioid epidemic and a multitude of mental wellness challenges, I take great pride in collaborating with Leyden Family Service and Mental Health, as well as the SHARE Program, to address the needs of our valued community members.”

USCIS Potomac Service Center Ends Paper Responses

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WASHINGTON, DC A chain message claiming to be from the Metropolitan Police Department’s Office of Risk Management and Gleneagles Hospital is a long-standing hoax that has circulated in various forms for over 20 years. The message falsely states that seven women died from inhaling poisonous perfume sent to them. It’s important to clarify that this message is entirely fake and has been debunked repeatedly. The message starts by mentioning “Glen Eagles Hospital,” but there is no such hospital in the United States. Gleneagles Hospitals are found in other locations like Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong. In 2013, the Gleneagles Hospital in Kuala Lumpur issued a statement on Facebook, confirming that the message did not originate from their hospital and stating that they have never admitted or treated such patients. The current version of the chain message claims to be from “Diane J. Ford, Office of the Chief of Police Office of Risk Management,” with an address at “101 M Street SW Washington, DC.” However, the actual Office of Risk Management in Washington, D.C., is located at 300 Indiana Avenue, NW, Washington, DC. The address mentioned in the message is actually for the Metropolitan

Police Department’s 1st District station. Elizabeth Grannis, Public Information Officer for the Metropolitan Police Department, has confirmed that the chain message is not real. While there is a DC Government Employee named Diane Ford who has worked for the Metropolitan Police Department since 1991, it is unclear if she has any relation to the origin of the hoax message. This chain message has persisted for many years, with Facebook posts about it dating back to as early as 2009. Before the prevalence of social media, it circulated as a common email hoax. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) archived pages from November 2001 and May 2001 have called out these messages as hoaxes and linked them to another hoax called the Klingerman virus, which involved a similar pattern of false claims about illnesses caused by mail-delivered items. Multiple news organizations have debunked this chain message over the years, emphasizing its falseness and the lack of credible sources to support its claims. It’s crucial to be cautious of such messages and verify information before sharing it to prevent the spread of false information.

IRVING, TX- As of Aug. 21, 2023, the Potomac Service Center (PSC) has begun to move to a new facility in Camp Springs, MD, and can no longer receive paper responses to correspondence such as Notices of Intent to Deny (NOID), Notices of Intent to Revoke (NOIR), Intents to Deny (ITD), Requests for Evidence (RFE) or supporting documentation for filings currently pending at the PSC. PSC will no longer accept mailed correspondence beginning on Nov. 13, 2023. All mailed correspondence intended for cases processed by the PSC must be mailed to the Texas Service Center (TSC), unless otherwise noted. To avoid any processing delays, applicants and their representatives should instead upload their responses to their USCIS online account (for receipt notices that start with IOE-) or mail them to the Texas Service Center at: USCIS Texas Service Center Attn: Digital RFE 6046 N Belt Line Rd. STE 114 Irving, TX 75038 We strongly encourage you to use your USCIS online account self-service tools to upload your responses for all online cases.

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DHS to Add 65,000 H-2B Visas for FY 2024

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WASHINGTON, DC-The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), in collaboration with the Department of Labor (DOL), plans to add 64,716 extra H-2B temporary nonagricultural worker visas for Fiscal Year (FY) 2024, in addition to the congressionally mandated 66,000 H-2B visas available annually. These extra visas are the maximum allowed by the September 2023 Fiscal Year 2024 Continuing Resolution. These visas are vital for American businesses in industries like hospitality, tourism, landscaping, and seafood processing, as they rely on seasonal or temporary workers to meet consumer demand. This expansion aligns with the Biden Administration’s commitment to providing lawful pathways for migration and protecting workers. Announcing this visa availability at the start of FY 2024 will help U.S. businesses plan for their workforce needs. DHS and DOL have implemented strong protections for both American and foreign workers, including requiring employers to first seek American workers and preventing worker exploitation. Recent proposed regulations aim to further enhance worker protections in the H-2A and H-2B visa programs. The H-2B Worker Protection Taskforce is also taking steps to safeguard H-2B and U.S. workers from exploitation. The supplemental H-2B visas will include 20,000 allocated to workers from specific countries and 44,716 for returning workers who previously had H-2B status in the last three fiscal years. The program allows employers to hire noncitizens temporarily for nonagricultural work, with a focus on seasonal or intermittent needs. Employers must demonstrate a lack of available U.S. workers and ensure that hiring H-2B workers won’t harm the wages or conditions of U.S. workers. H-2B workers can stay for a maximum of three years, with a three-month break before seeking readmission. DHS and DOL are committed to protecting H-2B workers from exploitation, ensuring fair recruitment, and maintaining program integrity. More details on program safeguards, eligibility, and requirements will be available in the forthcoming temporary final rule and on the USCIS webpage.

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AIA Commemorates Gandhi Jayanti With Enthusiastic Celebrations HiIndia Newsdesk

CHICAGO, IL- On a pleasant Sunday afternoon, October 29th, the Illinois Chapter of the AIA gathered to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti at Ashiyana Banquets, an event that has evolved into a cherished tradition since its inception in 1985. The occasion brought together AIA members, trustees, and esteemed guests, marking a significant annual milestone. The event commenced with a stirring speech by President Hina Trivedi, who eloquently underscored the visionary ideals of Mahatma Gandhi, emphasizing the importance of youth in leading India towards unity and strength. Following her impactful address, AIA National VP Santosh Pandey and AIA Chairman Salil Mishra shared their insightful perspectives in their speeches. The keynote address was gracefully delivered by Dr. Kanak Hota, who admirably illuminated Mahatma Gandhi’s profound contributions to India’s struggle for independence and the subsequent transformation of the nation. Dr. Hota emphasized Gandhi Ji’s tireless efforts in promoting selfsufficiency and independence among the Indian populace.

The Illinois Chapter of the AIA gathered to celebrate Gandhi Jayanti

In the absence of Mr. Prem Mehrotra, Shabana Rahman read a heartfelt message that focused on Gandhi Ji’s teachings of love and peace, highlighting their enduring relevance in today’s world. Nilabh Dubey, the AIA Secretary, then took the stage to discuss the contemporary relevance of Mahatma Gandhi’s quotes in the modern IT world, drawing connections to concepts like the “Say-Do” ratio and the significance of teamwork. As a poignant tribute to Gandhiji, President Trivedi, joined by members and guests, offered flowers as a shradhanjali. This solemn moment

allowed everyone present to pay their respects to the great leader and his enduring legacy. Several esteemed guests, including Sunil Shah, Neil Khot, Syed Adil, Syed Shahin, and Om Dhingra, shared their personal insights and perspectives on Gandhiji, adding depth and emotion to the occasion. After the heartfelt tribute, attendees were treated to a delightful lunch, fostering a warm atmosphere of social networking and camaraderie with the esteemed guests, solidifying the event’s significance in the annals of the AIA’s history.

Indian American Man Illinois Congressman Seeks Congress Arrested for Threats to Condemnation of Islamophobia World Jewish Congress

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both antisemitism and Islamophobia concurrently to uphold the nation's Illinois Congressman Raja commitment to a society free from Krishnamoorthi has penned a strongly fear and discrimination for people worded letter to Speaker Mike Johnson, of all faiths. The Congressman's plea urging Congress to denounce acts of comes amid a broader discussion in Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hate Congress, which is set to vote on a and violence. The letter, prompted by resolution condemning support for the ongoing crisis in Gaza, emphasized terrorist organizations on university the need for swift action against these campuses, particularly regarding the forms of discrimination and violence. In potential hostile environment for Jewish the letter, Krishnamoorthi cited a tragic students. Krishnamoorthi stressed the incident in his home state, where sixneed for a similar focus on Islamophobia year-old Palestinian-American Wadea and anti-Muslim hate. Al-Fayoume was brutally stabbed to This appeal underscores the growing death, and his mother was seriously concern over discrimination and violence wounded. The congressman attributed targeting Muslim communities and the this heinous crime to Islamophobia and call for a comprehensive response by the stressed the importance of condemning U.S. government to ensure the safety and such acts at the highest levels of the U.S. well-being of individuals of all faiths. government. President Biden and the Department of Krishnamoorthi also called for legislative Justice have already shown support in measures to combat Islamophobia addressing these issues, with the latter and urged Congress to act promptly launching an investigation into Wadea to represent all constituents affected Al-Fayoume's murder and the attack on during these challenging times. He his mother. emphasized the urgency of condemning HiIndia Newsdesk

FLORIDA- 21-year-old Florida resident Deep Alpesh Kumar Patel has been arrested on charges of making a death threat to a prominent Jewish organization, the World Jewish Congress in New York. Allegedly Patel left a threatening voicemail on October 21 targeting Jewish people. According to reports, Patel identified himself by name and then left a barrage of expletives, while also saying, “If I had a chance, I would kill every single one of you Israelis. Every single one of you! Cause mass genocide of every single Israeli.” An investigation was prompted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Joint Terrorism Task Force. Federal authorities have emphasized that a criminal complaint is merely a formal charge, and every defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Patel, if convicted, could face a maximum penalty of five years in federal prison. On being interviewed by the police at his Sarasota home, Patel confirmed making the call. However, he denied any intention of threatening anyone. Patel claimed that he had called Jewish centers to express his family’s anger with Israel for what he perceived as the genocide of the Palestinian people. He stated that he used harsh language to convey his anger, not to threaten or scare.

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NYC Mayor Joins State Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar For Historic 5-Borough Diwali Tour HiIndia Newsdesk

Queens, NY- Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar, the first Indian American woman and first Hindu American elected to New York State Office, is hosting the “5 Borough Diwali Tour” with Mayor Eric Adams to celebrate her historic victory in establishing Diwali as a school holiday in New York City. The tour includes various Diwali celebrations across all five boroughs of the city. The tour began with festivities in Times Square and Gracie Mansion and will continue in the coming weeks, including events at ISKCON Hare Krishna Center in Brooklyn, Staten Island Hindu Temple Sree Ram Mandir, and BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Queens. Assemblywoman Rajkumar’s efforts to make Diwali a school holiday were successful after over two decades of

lobbying by the South Asian community. She expressed pride in making Diwali an American holiday, recognizing the cultural significance of the festival for over 600,000 Hindu, Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist New Yorkers. Diwali symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over

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evil, originating in India. The “Diwali At Times Square” event, attended by Assemblywoman Rajkumar, Mayor Adams, and Senator Schumer, attracted thousands of visitors and featured the lighting of the ceremonial diya candle. Assemblywoman Rajkumar emphasized her commitment to celebrating Diwali

with the 5 Borough Diwali Tour, the largest and most dynamic Diwali celebration in the country, highlighting the partnership with Mayor Adams in the fight for the Diwali school holiday. Mayor Adams praised Assemblywoman Rajkumar’s efforts and stressed the importance of celebrating light overcoming darkness. The tour also visited Gracie Mansion, where the assemblywoman led chants of “Diwali! Holiday!” Hundreds of people joined in this iconic chant. In the Bronx, a community celebration took place at the Vishnu Mandir, with local representatives and officials joining in to celebrate the significance of Diwali. The tour represents a joyous celebration of diversity and cultural inclusion, with Diwali now firmly established as a school holiday in New York City.

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Lighting lamp ceremony by Indian American Community Outreach Advisory Board Members HiIndia Newsdesk

AURORA, IL- Diwali, the “Festival of Lights,” is celebrated by millions of people of Indian origin worldwide, symbolizing hope and unity. The City of Aurora, Illinois, has embraced this celebration thanks to the Indian American Community Outreach Advisory Board (IACOAB). Their annual event on October 28, 2023, at Waubonsie Valley High School, has grown in importance, transcending cultural boundaries. Supported by Mayor Richard Irvin’s office and local volunteers, this event began with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, symbolizing hope and new beginnings. Chairman Sunil Patel praised board members, volunteers, and Mayor Irvin’s support, thanking Alderwoman Sweta Baid for her contribution to Rangoli, a traditional Indian art form. Mayor Irvin proclaimed Diwali as a day of tolerance, compassion, and the triumph of good over evil, aligning with American and Aurora values. The cultural program featured Indian dancers and performers, captivating a diverse audience with Bollywood dances and Indian cuisine. The event also showcased local small businesses and non-profit organizations, including Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh USA, ISKON, Indian Nurses Education and Welfare Fund, and Adhyatmik Vishwavidyalaya, raising awareness of Indian culture and traditions.

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FLORIDA- An Indian national, Philip Mathew, has been handed a life sentence for the heinous murder of his wife, Merin Joy, in 2020. This tragic incident occurred in the parking lot of the hospital where she worked as a nurse, Broward Health Coral Springs. Mathew chose to enter a plea of no contest to the first-degree murder charge, sparing himself from the possibility of receiving the death penalty. In the gruesome attack that took place in 2020, Merin Joy, aged 26 at the time, was brutally stabbed 17 times. Philip Mathew obstructed her attempt to escape from their abusive relationship, assaulting her repeatedly, and even drove his vehicle over her before fleeing the scene. A witness to the horrifying incident described Mathew’s actions as akin to driving over her “like she was a speed bump.” Despite the courageous efforts of her colleagues at the hospital to come to her aid, Joy could only utter the heartbreaking words, “I have a baby.” Tragically, she managed to reveal the identity of her assailant to the police before succumbing to her injuries. During the recent court hearing, Mathew also pleaded no contest to

This tragic incident occurred in the parking lot of the hospital where she worked as a nurse, Broward Health Coral Springs. the charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Consequently, he was swiftly sentenced to life in state prison, with no possibility of parole. Additionally, he received a maximum sentence of five years for the aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge. The decision to forgo pursuing the death penalty was based on the certainty of the life sentence Mathew received and his willingness to waive his right to appeal. Paula McMahon, a spokesperson for the State Attorney’s Office, provided this explanation. The loss of Merin Joy continues to profoundly impact her family. Joby Philip, a cousin on Joy’s side, attended the hearing via Zoom from his residence in Tampa and conveyed the outcome to the family. Joy’s mother expressed relief that her daughter’s murderer would spend the rest of his life behind bars and that the legal process had reached its conclusion.

Indian American representative from Washington’s 7th Congressional District, Pramila Jayapal has expressed concerns about President Joe Biden's performance in the upcoming 2024 elections. Given the backdrop of the crisis unfolding in Gaza various polls have shown not very promising results for Joe Biden. A new polling showed him trailing former President Donald Trump in multiple battleground states. Speaking with the MSNBC, Jayapal said, “You said the polls really don’t reflect where people are, I agree with you,” “But I will tell you — this is the first time, that I have felt like the 2024 election is in great trouble for the president and for our Democratic control, which is essential to moving forward.” She added, “Because these young people, Muslim Americans, Arab Americans, but also young people see this conflict as a moral conflict and a moral crisis,” Jayapal told the former White House press secretary. “And they they are not going to be brought back to the table easily with you know, if we do not address this.” It may also be noted that a little after the poll was published on Sunday, David Axelrod, a key aide of former President Barack Obama, suggested that Biden drop out of the 2024 presidential race. He said that the poll is set to “send tremors of doubt” through the Democratic Party.

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Intermittent fasting safe, effective for diabetes control: Study New York: (IANS) Time-restricted eating, also known as intermittent fasting, can help people with Type-2 diabetes lose weight and control their blood sugar levels, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of Illinois-Chicago, US, found that people who ate only during an eight-hour window between noon and 8 p.m. each day actually lost more weight over six months than participants who were instructed to reduce their calorie intake by 25 per cent. Both groups had similar reductions in longterm blood sugar levels, as measured by a test of haemoglobin A1C, which shows blood sugar levels over the past three months. The study, published in JAMA Network Open, enrolled 75 participants into three groups: those who followed the time-restricted eating rules, those who reduced calories and a control group. Participants' weight, waist circumference, blood sugar levels and other health indicators were measured over the course of six months. Krista Varady, professor of kinesiology and nutrition at the varsity, said that participants in the time-restricted eating group had an easier time following the regime than those in the calorie-reducing group.

The researchers believe this is partly because patients with diabetes are generally told to cut back on calories by their doctors as a first line of defence, so many of these participants likely had already tried -- and struggled with -- that form of dieting. And while the participants in the timerestricted eating group were not instructed to reduce their calorie intake, they ended up doing so by eating within a fixed window. "Our study shows that time-restricted eating might be an effective alternative to traditional dieting for people who can't do the traditional diet or are burned out on it," said Varady. "For many people trying to lose weight, counting time is easier than counting calories." There were no serious adverse events reported during the six-month study. Occurrences of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) did not differ between the diet groups and control groups. The study was small and should be followed up by larger ones, said Varady. While it acts as a proof of concept to show that time-restricted eating is safe for those with type 2 diabetes, Varady said people with diabetes should consult their doctors before starting this sort of diet.

Lucknow: (IANS) Lack of exercise, smoking and sitting for long hours during regular 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. jobs is a major risk factor for blood pressure and diabetes which in turn is responsible for making the young vulnerable to stroke. According to Prof. R K Garg, HoD, neurology at King George’s Medical University (KGMU), “Stroke cases have gone up among people less than 45 years of age and a common reason is hypertension.” “Professionals between 40 and 50 years of age are trying hard to push their career. With a lot of stress in the office, irregular food habits at home and lack of physical exercise, they become soft targets for hypertension and diabetes. Hypertension makes them vulnerable to stroke,” explained Prof. Garg. Garg said that there are early warning signs that need to be taken seriously. “These symptoms, one may think are temporary due to workload, but these are early warning signs,” said Prof. Garg. “Signs of a stroke include sudden numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg, especially on one side of the body. Sudden confusion, trouble in speaking or understanding, sudden trouble seeing from one or both eyes, sudden trouble in walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or coordination, sudden severe headache with no known cause are early warning signals,” he said. Prof. Kauser Usman, senior faculty member, department of medicine, KGMU, said that “Hypertension is becoming common among office going people, chasing deadlines.” “Pregnant women too suffer with hypertension and gestational diabetes. This makes them vulnerable to stroke particularly to haemorrhagic stroke,” said Dr Amita Shukla, senior gynaecologist, SC Trivedi Memorial Trust hospital. A stroke, often referred to as a “brain attack”, happens when blood flow to a part of the brain is interrupted. There are primarily three types of strokes, the first being ischemic stroke, which is most common, caused by a blocked artery from a blood clot. Here, blood is prevented from reaching part of the brain.

Scientists identify 2 probiotics strains that may help lower BP Washington: (IANS) A team of scientists has identified two new probiotics strains that can help lower high blood pressure that affects at least 40 per cent of the global population. In experiments on hypertensive mice, treatment with the two probiotics — Bifidobacterium lactis and Lactobacillus rhamnosus — returned blood pressure to normal levels. The researchers also tracked how those probiotics altered the animals’ gut microbial mix over 16 weeks, identifying specific microbes and metabolic pathways that may help explain the protective effect. “Accumulated evidence supports an Her team worked with microbiologist antihypertensive effect of probiotics Zhihong Sun at Inner Mongolia and probiotic fermented foods in both Agricultural University on the study published in the journal mSystems. in vitro and in vivo experiments,” said computational biologist Jun Li from the “We believed that the dietary intake of probiotic foods would well supplement City University of Hong Kong.

traditional hypertension treatment,” Li added. In the new study, the researchers tested the 2 probiotic strains on mice that developed high blood pressure after consuming water mixed with fructose.

They found that fructose-fed mice that received either probiotic showed significantly lower blood pressures than those fed a high fructose diet and not treated with probiotics. In addition, the researchers found no difference between the blood pressure readings of fructose-fed mice that received probiotics and a control group of mice that only drank water. That suggests probiotic interventions would maintain blood pressure at normal levels, Li said. The researchers are now planning a large clinical trial to see if the protective effect of probiotics extend to people with hypertension. “Probiotics present a promising avenue in preventive medicine,” Sun said, “offering potential in regulating hypertension and reshaping our approach to cardiovascular health.”

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10th November 2023 to 16th November 2023 Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is a time for joy, celebration, and family gatherings. This vibrant festival, however, often revolves around sweets, rich feasts, and treats that can be challenging for individuals living with diabetes. The confluence of tradition and indulgence during Diwali can present a formidable hurdle for maintaining optimal blood sugar levels. Fortunately, with careful planning and mindfulness, it is possible to partake in the festivities while managing diabetes effectively. Here are some smart strategies for navigating the Diwali season with your health in mind: New Delhi, Nov 5 (IANSlife) Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is a time for joy, celebration, and family gatherings. This vibrant festival, however, often revolves around sweets, rich feasts, and treats that can be challenging for individuals living with diabetes. The confluence of tradition and indulgence during Diwali can present a formidable hurdle for maintaining optimal blood sugar levels. Fortunately, with careful planning and mindfulness, it is possible to partake in the festivities while managing diabetes effectively. Here are some smart strategies for navigating the Diwali season with your health in mind:

Plan your meals ahead of time:

Preparation is the key to success in managing diabetes during Diwali. This will help to avoid making unhealthy choices when surrounded by tempting treats. Choose meals that are low in sugar and carbohydrates, and high in protein and fiber.

Be mindful of your portion sizes:

It's easy to overindulge during Diwali, but it's important to be mindful of the portion sizes. Take small plates and servings, and don't be afraid to say no to second helpings.

Choose healthy snacks:

If a person is feeling hungry between meals, reach for healthy snacks like nuts, seeds, or yogurt. Avoid sugary snacks and drinks, which can spike the blood sugar levels.

Take breaks from eating:

It's important to take breaks from eating during Diwali so that the body has time to digest the food. Get up and move around or talk to friends and family.

Monitor your blood sugar levels regularly:

It's important to monitor the blood

sugar levels regularly during Diwali, especially if a person is making any changes to their diet or exercise routine. This will help inidentifying any problems early on and taking corrective action. In addition to the core strategies mentioned above, there are several other valuable tips for effectively managing diabetes during the Diwali season:

Limit alcohol intake

Alcohol can lower blood sugar levels and increase the risk of hypoglycemia. Get enough sleep: When a body is well-rested, it is able to regulate the blood sugar levels in a better way. Manage stress: Stress can raise blood sugar levels, so it's important to find healthy ways to manage stress during Diwali. Try yoga, meditation, or spending time in nature. Although these tactics offer a strong foundation for diabetes management around Diwali, it's important to keep in mind that diabetes treatment is a customised approach. Consulting a healthcare professional is essential if you want individualized guidance and assistance based on your unique requirements and state of health. They can assist you in creating a customized strategy for managing your diabetes during the celebrations. For those who have diabetes, Diwali may be a time for both celebration and thoughtful health care. You can take advantage of the holiday mood and still maintain your health by organizing your meals, watching what you eat, and making wise decisions. Remember that vigilance, regular monitoring, and professional guidance are your allies in ensuring a happy and healthy Diwali. (Dr. Tribhuvan Gulati, Lead Consultant, Diabetes, Obesity & Internal Medicine at the CK Birla Hospital (R), Delhi)

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