LOCAL NEWS

<p>The Supreme Court on Tuesday delivered its judgment giving the reasons for allowing MBBS admission for a candidate with 40-45% speech and language disability. The top court said that the mere existence of a benchmark disability is not a reason to bar a person from pursuing medical education unless there is a report by the disability assessment board which states that the said candidate is incapacitated from studying the MBBS course.</p> <p>On September 18, the bench comprising Justices BR Gavai and KV Viswanathan passed an order allowing the petitioner with 40-45% speech and language disability to take MBBS admission.</p> <p>The top court said that the mere existence of benchmark disability will not disentitle a candidate… Read More »‘Mere Benchmark Disability Won’t Disqualify MBBS Candidate’: Supreme Court Asks NMC To Revise Rules

North Korea on Tuesday blew up sections of the deeply symbolic roads connecting it to the South, Seoul’s military said, adding it had conducted a “counter-fire” operation in response. Pyongyang’s military last week vowed to permanently seal its southern border after spending months laying mines and building anti-tank barriers in the wake of leader Kim Jong Un’s declaring the South his country’s “principal enemy”. Last week, North Korea accused Seoul of using drones to drop anti-regime propaganda leaflets on the capital Pyongyang, with Kim convening a security meeting to direct a plan of “immediate military action” in response, state media reported Tuesday. “North Korean has detonated parts of the Gyeongui and Donghae roads north of… Read More »North Korea Blows Up Roads Connecting It To The South

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police claimed Monday that “agents of the Government of India” use criminals – referring specifically to the Bishnoi gang – to “target (the) South Asian community… specifically pro-Khalistani elements” in that country. The charge – by Commissioner Mike Duhene and his deputy, Brigitte Gauvin – adds to the row festering since Ottawa last year accused “agents” of Delhi of involvement in the killing of Canadian citizen and Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Nijjar. “It (the Indian government) is targeting the South Asian community… but they are specifically targeting pro-Khalistani elements in Canada. What we have seen, from an RCMP perspective, is that they use organised crime elements,” Ms Gauvin told reporters. “It has been… Read More »“Bishnoi Gang Linked To Indian Government Agents”: Canada Cops’ Claim

<p>The Lawrence Bishnoi gang last year claimed responsibility for the killing of Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha Duneke, wanted by the National Investigation Agency for his links with pro-Khalistan terrorists, in Canada.&nbsp;</p> <p>In a Facebook post, Bishnoi’s gang had claimed that Duneke played a key role in the murders of gangsters Gurlal Brar and Vicky Middukhera. The Bishnoi gang had said Duneke was a “drug addict’ who got “punished for his sins”.</p> <h2>Who Was Sukha Duneke?</h2> <p>Duneke was a “Category A” gangster from Punjab’s Moga. He fled to Canada on a fake passport in 2017 and was a close associate of gangster and Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep Dalla. He was one of 43 gangsters with links to… Read More »When Lawrence Bishnoi Claimed Responsibility For Killing Wanted Gangster Sukha Duneke In Canada

In a stunning display of power-hitting, Chicago CC emerged victorious against Atlanta Kings in the National Cricket League Sixty Strikes tournament on Monday. Coming out to bat first, Chicago set the moment right from the first over, with skipper Robin Uthappa leading the charge. Leonardo Julien and Mikyle Louis also contributed heavily with the bat as Chicago put an on-par score of 160/4 on the board in 10 overs. Atlanta tried their best to accelerate the run-rate in the chase but were also found behind the asking scoring rate. In the end, they suffered a 43-run defeat. Chicago knew they had to put a big score on the board, knowing the damage that Atlanta can… Read More »Robin Uthappa’s Chicago Thrash Atlanta Kings, Clinch Maiden NCL Sixty Strikes Title