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(Reuters) -Iranian security forces briefly detained the father of Mahsa Amini on Saturday and spread across mainly Kurdish areas of the country, a year after her death in police custody set off some of the biggest protests since the fall of the Shah in 1979.

The last night of Ronald Dale Barassi’s rich life appropriately featured a belter of an AFL semi-final where he would have been in his element as a player or coach.

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Maharashtra's Satara, a purported controversial social media post about a mythological character saw a large mob pelting stone at a mosque, burning motorbikes at the religious shrine's parking lot, killing a man who had entered the mosque to pray and leave ten others injured. Even though the violence has died down, it left deeper scars and forced a family to search for newer ways to survive as their sole bread winner was killed by an angry mob, when he went to offer Friday prayers at the mosque in Pusesawali village in Maharashtra's Satara district on Sunday.

Pralhad Joshi on Saturday demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot following the arrest of suspended RPSC member Babu Lal Katara by the Enforcement Directorate in the paper leak case. «Yesterday, ED raided and arrested a close man of CM Ashok Gehlot.

Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala. The state government has now began looking for the source and place from where he got infected by seeking details of his mobile tower locations. The man died on August 30 and it was only much later it was found that he was infected with Nipah.

Rajanna on Saturday floated the idea of having three more Deputy Chief Ministers in Karnataka, and said he will discuss it with the Congress high command, keeping in mind the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. He pitched for deputy chief minister posts to be given to leaders from Veerashaiva-Lingayat, SC/ST and minority communities. Currently, D K Shivakumar from the Vokkaliga community is the Deputy Chief Minister in the Siddaramaiah-led cabinet.

Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala, the state government on Saturday began looking for the source and place from where he got infected by seeking details of his mobile tower locations. Kerala Health Minister Veena George said while the state government was trying to determine where and how the man got infected, the central team was collecting bat samples to ascertain the viral load. She also claimed that the state's efforts to combat the virus outbreak were appreciated by the central team. The government was also focusing on completing contact tracing in respect of the sixth person who was confirmed, on Friday, to have been infected by the virus, the minister told reporters. She also said that there were no new positive cases and in a relief for the state, 94 samples — of persons from the high-risk contact list — have come back negative for the virus.

Chinese betting app scam, Gujarat police are now chasing a Malaysian individual known as 'Big Boss' in another scam that is said to be worth Rs 33 crore. As per a report in The Times of India, cops are hunting for the Malaysian 'Big Boss, whose real name is Tan Chee Keat, or Kenny, along with four compatriots. The scam surfaced after it was found that a substantial sum amounting to Rs 33 crore had traversed from numerous bank accounts in two districts of Saurashtra to Kuala Lumpur. Cops are currently investigating to ascertain the number of people who were enticed by the accused with promises of substantial returns on bets placed through these fraudulent apps. On August 12, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) received information that an NRI (non-resident Indian) residing in Malaysia, Rohit Vadher, along with a Malaysian national, Chua Ming Ho, alias Robin, and a resident of Sutrapada in Gir Somnath, Mahek Chhag, were engaged in cheating individuals through betting and gambling apps while also allegedly establishing counterfeit bank accounts. Utilising informers and technical surveillance, the ATS successfully identified Chagg and eight individuals from Veraval and Rajkot who were collaborating with Vadher and the five Malaysians in their illicit activities.

Botero, whose sculptures and paintings of playful, rotund subjects in sometimes harrowing situations made him one of the world's richest artists, has died at 91. Heralded as South America's answer to Picasso, Botero also tackled violence and political topics, including Colombia's internal conflicts, as well as portraying daily life. His works have featured in exhibitions across the world. His canvases and sculptures sell for more than $2 million each, according to Sotheby's. The artist's bodacious subjects were portrayed in everyday situations — a corpulent naked woman lounging on a bed or a stout man riding a humorously out-sized horse — but served the artist's more serious goal of transporting the reader to what he called a «superlative dimension», where commonplace situations took on exaggerated proportions. Despite the comic plumpness of many of his creations, the artist never shied away from serious subject matter — his series of paintings about the Abu Ghraib prison scandal generated discussion across the art world. «Fernando Botero has died, the painter of our traditions and defects, the painter of our virtues.

Nipah virus has been reported in Kerala, triggering a panic in the southern state of India. Nipah virus is caused by fruit bats and is potentially fatal to humans as well as animals. Along with respiratory illness, it is also known to cause fever, muscular pain, headache, fever, dizziness, and nausea.

female reporter in Madrid was groped from behind on live television white she was reporting on a robbery case. The man was later arrested but shamelessly denied the accusation. Isa Balado, the news reporter, initially struggled to comprehend the shocking encounter, stumbling over her words as she continued her live report.

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Nipah virus updates: Nipah virus strain in Kerala is the Bangladesh variant that spreads from humans is characterised by high mortality despite lower infectivity. The virus, for which there is no vaccine, spreads through contact with the bodily fluids of infected bats, pigs, or humans and has a mortality rate of up to 75% among those infected. Here are top 10 updates about Nipah virus infection: 1.

Nipah virus is much higher than Covid-19 viral disease, said ICMR DG Dr Rajeev Bahl on Friday. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research, the mortality rate of Nipah is around 60% as compared to that of Covid which was nearly 3% in the country. “Mortality among the infected is very high in Nipah (between 40 and 70 percent) compared to the mortality in Covid, which was 2-3 percent," Dr Bahl said at a press meet.

In our quest to help you stay warm while looking effortlessly cool, we have meticulously curated this list of the best winter leather jackets for men. These jackets not only promise to shield you from the cold but also to elevate your style game to new heights. From the iconic black leather to versatile designs that seamlessly transition from day to night, our selection has something for every modern man.

Premier League team Everton will be bought by American private investment firm 777 Partners

Megan Thee Stallion dazzled audiences at the MTV VMAs 2023, the man accused of shooting her in the foot, Tory Lanez, finds himself seeking bail from the courts. In a recent Rolling Stone report, it has been revealed that his request for bail has been firmly denied, further complicating his legal predicament.

Here’s a quick question: What is common to former German chancellor Angela Merkel, British comedian Rowan ‘Mr Bean’ Atkinson, former president of India APJ Abdul Kalam, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, supermodel Cindy Crawford, first man on the moon Neil Armstrong, India’s richest businessman Mukesh Ambani, Delhi's chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, Bollywood heartthrob Vicky Kaushal, and Bloomberg founder and CEO and three-time New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg? The answer: They are all engineers. This eclectic list serves as a counter-narrative, challenging the notion that engineering no longer opens doors to opportunity, particularly in India.

It’s been a week of “step away" stories for President Biden, the most significant of which came from the normally sympathetic David Ignatius of the Washington Post. His argument was clear and gently put: Mr. Biden is an admirable figure who’s won great victories, but age has taken too much from him.