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Times of India : world
28  mars     19h44
UK govt refutes seizing Khalistani bank accounts, Rs 100 cr confiscation
   The UK government refutes claims of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak seizing Rs crore from Khalistani bank accounts in Britain. Reports alleged a crackdown on Khalistani supporters with scrutiny on, accounts, seizing Rs crore from Sikhs for Justice. UK Home Office denies these allegations...
    19h56
UK: We’ll continue to raise Christian Michel case with Delhi until it is resolved
   UK govt officials stress importance of resolving Christian Michel’s case with India amid bribery and corruption allegations, extradition from Dubai, and UN Working Group ruling on detention.
    18h40
Climate change is even messing with how we measure time, says study
   Timekeepers worldwide are grappling with the impact of climate change on Earth’s rotation, potentially delaying the need for a ’negative leap second’ by three years. The delicate balance between Earth’s rotation and atomic time poses challenges for global timekeeping infrastructure, with...
    13h34
King Charles stresses importance of kindness ’in time of need’ as he skips pre-Easter service
   King Charles III emphasized friendship and serving like Jesus in a recorded message as he skipped a traditional pre Easter church service. Queen Camilla represented the king at the Royal Maundy Service at Worcester Cathedral, where she handed out specially minted coins to individuals recognized for...
    11h59
Venezuelans are increasingly stuck in Mexico, explaining drop in illegal crossings to US
   Venezuelan migrants face challenges in Mexico on their journey to the US border. The Biden administration’s crackdown has hit them hard. Despite risks, they continue to seek entry using the CBP One app for a chance at a better future.
    10h00
China ships Tibetan glacier water to climate-threatened Maldives
   China donates water from Tibetan glaciers to combat rising sea levels in the Maldives. The nation faces saltwater intrusion, relies on desalination, and plans land reclamation to combat uninhabitability due to climate change.
    09h31
An airstrip is being built on a Yemeni island during the ongoing war, with ’I LOVE UAE’ next to it
   Houthi rebels constructing airstrip on Abd al Kuri Island. UAE’s presence in Socotra triggers clashes. Sky News Arabia reports US missile defenses on Socotra. Dragon Blood tree on Socotra.
    06h03
Sweden Quran burner says he will go to Norway
   Christian Iraqi Salwan Momika left Sweden for Norway after his residency permit was revoked due to Quran burnings. Criticized Sweden for lack of respect and persecution, highlighting international outrage and freedom of expression issues.
    09h09
French lawmakers are weighing a bill banning all types of hair discrimination
   French lawmakers debate groundbreaking bill to ban hair discrimination, facing opposition but supported by President Macron’s party. The law, proposed by Olivier Serva, aims to address race based discrimination, potentially making France a global pioneer in the fight against hair discrimination.
    07h00
Isis attack on Moscow: Russia says US trying to cover up something’
  
    06h44
Ukraine war: Vladimir Putin issues stark warning to Nato over F-16s
   Putin has issued a stern warning against the deployment of US made F fighter jets in Ukraine, asserting Russia’s determination to counter and eliminate them, mirroring its approach to other Western supplied military equipment. This comes amidst ongoing discussions within NATO nations about...
    06h37
Harry and Meghan found out about Kate Middleton’s cancer through TV broadcast’
  
    06h20
Religious tensions escalate in Malaysia following ’Allah’ socks row
  
    06h13
Will bridge collapse hurt global supply chains?
  
    05h32
Former Senator Joe Lieberman, Democrats’ Vice President pick in 2000, dies at 82
  
    04h44
UK court allows sale of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi’s luxury London flat
   A London high court ruled on Wednesday that a luxury apartment linked to Nirav Modi, held in a trust, can be sold for no less than GBP . million. Judge Master James Brightwell, overseeing the remote hearing attended by the fugitive diamond merchant from Thameside prison, accepted the Enforcement...
    04h18
China asks Nepal to speed up BRI implementation plan
  
    04h11
Four including 15-year-old die, 7 injured in series of stabbing in Illinois
  
    03h48
Cargo ship had engine maintenance in port before it collided with Baltimore bridge, officials say
  
    03h42
Hunter Biden’s lawyers push California judge to toss out tax charges