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Mumbai biker on the way to Bastar killed in road accident

The woman, Riddhi Divyesh Thakkar, 24, was a resident of Maharashtra’s Borivali (West), and part of a group of 20 bikers who had planned a tour from Raipur to Bastar

  • 24-year-old Riddhi Divyesh Thakkar from Mumbai killed in road accident.
  • August 12, 2026, near Markatola Ghat in Balod district.
  • Vehicle hit by another car believed to be a truck; post-mortem underway.

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Autopsy conducted on Rawalpindi shooting suspect

RAWALPINDI: The post-mortem examination of the suspect who was shot dead after he allegedly opened fire at security personnel was conducted at DHQ Hospital on Wednesday, officials said, adding that a phone recovered from him was also being examined as part of the investigation.

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DHS cites recent policy shift after not disclosing death of Guatemalan man who had been in custody

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — U.S. immigration officials said Wednesday that they didn’t publicly disclose the death of a Guatemalan man who had a seizure at a New Jersey detention center because they weren’t…

  • Jose Chajon-Raxon, Guatemalan man, suffered seizure in New Jersey detention center
  • DHS withheld death disclosure, citing policy shift from 2021
  • Representative Menendez criticizes loophole allowing ICE to avoid accountability

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US and several Pacific countries hit out at Chinese nuclear missile test, after PIF misses chance

A number of Pacific Islands countries have joined the United States in effectively accusing China of skirting the rules after Beijing's recent nuclear-capable missile test in the Pacific.

  • US, NZ, Australia, Marshall Islands, and Palau condemn China's nuclear missile test.
  • China claims test followed international law with only hours' notice.
  • PIF meeting in Suva fails to produce unified condemnation, Nauru and Kiribati oppose.

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Is China really a beggar-thy-neighbor power?

When major economies are running at near full capacity, it is not clear that trade deficits should be a cause for concern, since they represent a transfer of purchasing power from surplus countries. Under the current circumstances, then, China’s widely criticized surpluses might as well be called enrich-thy-neighbor.

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