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Gujarat: two held for issuing threats during India-Aus match attended by PM Modi-Albanese

According to India Today report, both terror suspects were arrested from Satna and Rewa districts of MP and are backed by pro-Khalistan groups,

Three days after threats were issued to disrupt India-Aus cricket match which was attended by PM Narendra Modi and Australian PM Antony Albanese last week, the cyber cell of Ahmedabad Crime Branch&rsquo;s arrested two people from Madhya Pradesh.&nbsp;
According to India Today report, both terror suspects were arrested from Satna and Rewa districts of MP and are backed by pro-Khalistan groups,
The suspects used advanced SIM box technology for issuing threats during the match, which at times is difficult to track.&nbsp;
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All the 236 passengers and crew members were evacuated safely and the plane is being checked by local authorities along with the police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad, said Ashok Kumar Yadav, IGP, Rajkot and Jamnagar Range

Moscow-Goa flight makes emergency landing at Jamnagar airport after bomb threat: Police

Moscow-Goa flight makes emergency landing in Jamnagar: ANI
Bomb threat information on charter flight received: ANI 268 people on board the flight, investigation underway: Reports

All the 236 passengers and crew members were evacuated safely and the plane is being checked by local authorities along with the police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad, said Ashok Kumar Yadav, IGP, Rajkot and Jamnagar Range

A Moscow to Goa international flight made an emergency landing at Jamnagar airport in Gujarat on Monday night following a bomb threat, police said.
All the 236 passengers and crew members were evacuated safely and the plane is being checked by local authorities along with the police and Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad.&nbsp;
"The plane going from Moscow to Goa was forced to make an emergency landing at Jamnagar airport due to a bomb threat. After landing, all 236 passengers and crew members were deboarded safely. Police, BDDS and local authorities are now searching the entire plane," said Yadav.&nbsp;
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Australia downgrades national terrorism threat level for the 1st time since 2014

There have also been 153 terrorism-related charges stemming from 79 counterterrorism operations in Australia since 2014.

Australia's terrorism threat level has been downgraded from &ldquo;probable" to &ldquo;possible&rdquo; for the first time since 2014, the head of the main domestic spy agency said Monday.
The defeat of the Islamic State group in battle in the Middle East and an ineffective al-Qaida propaganda machine failing to connect with Western youth has resulted in fewer extremists in Australia, Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Director-General Mike Burgess said.
&ldquo;This does not mean the threat is extinguished,&rdquo; Burgess said.
&ldquo;It remains plausible that someone will die at the hands of a terrorist in Australia within the next 12 months,&rdquo; he added.
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However, there have been increases in radical nationalism and right-wing extremist ideology in Australia in the past couple of years, Burgess said.
&ldquo;Individuals are still fantasising about killing other Australians, still spouting their hateful ideologies in chat rooms, still honing their capabilities by researching bomb-making and training with weapons,&rdquo; Burgess said.
There have been 11 terrorist attacks and another 21 plots have been disrupted since the threat assessment was elevated from &ldquo;possible&rdquo; to &ldquo;probable&rdquo; in 2014, he said.
Half of the foiled plots were in the first two years of the upgraded risk when the Islamic State group was more prominent.
There have also been 153 terrorism-related charges stemming from 79 counterterrorism operations in Australia since 2014.
Burgess warned it was almost guaranteed that the threat level will increase again. But this would not necessarily be the result of a terrorist attack, with the overall security assessment taking into account individuals acting alone, he said.
People are being radicalised online at an extreme pace, sometimes in as short as weeks or months, he said.
But there are fewer groups planning months- or years-long sophisticated terrorist attacks with the aim of maximum destruction, he said.
More than 50 people convicted of terrorist offenses are also due for release in the future, but only a small number will be freed by 2025, Burgess said.

An unusual video of a frog went viral on social media and it has received more than thousands of comments and views. The video shows a frog screaming at the camera then it paused for 2-3 seconds and again it started to scream even more louder.This is the unusual behavior in frogs and such kinds of frogs are referred to as budgett frogs, said Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard, frog expert. Budgett frogs often eat live insects and can grow to four-five inches in length.Jakob further added that when a frog screams like that, it is considered their way to present their aggression and a threat.

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A frog expert said that such behaviour is possibly the animal exhibiting aggression in response to a threat.

An unusual video of a frog has gone viral on social media
The video shows a frog screaming at the camera
It pauses for 2-3 seconds, and then starts to scream even more loudly.
The video has received thousands of comments and views.
The frog in the video is a member of the species called&nbsp;Budgett's&nbsp;frog.
A frog expert said that such behaviour is possibly the animal exhibiting aggression in response to a threat.
Budgett's&nbsp;frogs eat other frogs, snails, and insects, and can grow 4-5 inches in length.
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