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Canadian envoy Cameron MacKay said that he was appalled after seeing reports of an event that celebrated the assassination of late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

Canada envoy reacts to pro-Khalistani parade with Indira Gandhi murder scene

Canada envoy reacts to pro-Khalistani parade with Indira Gandhi murder tableau


Canadian envoy Cameron MacKay said that he was appalled after seeing reports of an event that celebrated the assassination of late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

After reports that a pro-Khalistani parade in Canada glorified the assassination of Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the Canadian High Commissioner in India condemned the act.
On June 4, 2023, a parade was conducted in Brampton in Canada with a tableau that allegedly showed Indira Gandhi being shot and killed by her Sikh bodyguards.
The Canadian envoy said that he was appalled after seeing the reports. Cameron MacKay added that there is no place in Canada for hate or glorification of violence, as per the news agency ANI.
The parade was conducted days before the anniversary of Operation Bluestar in which Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale was killed inside the Amritsar Golden Temple.

Senator Bob Menendez and Congressman Michael Waltz asked the Biden government why visa wait-time for Indians is the longest globally.

Ahead of PM Modi's trip, US lawmakers raise lengthy visa wait time for Indians

Senator Bob Menendez and Congressman Michael Waltz asked the Biden government why visa wait-time for Indians is the longest globally.

Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the US, top American lawmakers have asked the Joe Biden government to address the lengthy visa wait times being faced by Indians.
Senator Bob Menendez, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, asked the Biden administration why India continues to face the longest wait time globally, which can range from 450 to 600 days.
Congressman Michael Waltz, Co-Chair of the House India Caucus, called Washington's ties with Delhi "one of the most consequential economic diplomatic security relationships" that the US has in the 21st century.
He added that despite this, one of the most consistent and painful complaints he receives regarding India is about the visa wait time.

The airline said that the passengers were getting "maximum on-ground assistance" in San Francisco.

Air India flight lands in US with stranded passengers from Russia

The airline said that the passengers were getting "maximum on-ground assistance" in San Francisco.

Air India passengers who were stranded in Russia for around 2 days finally reached their destination in the US on June 8, 2023. The flight landed in San Francisco at 12:07 am local time.
Air India said that all the passengers were provided with&nbsp;"maximum on-ground assistance with clearance formalities and other necessary support".
They were stranded in the small Russian town of Magadan on June 6 after their flight developed an engine problem and had to make an emergency landing.

The suspect was arrested at the scene immediately after the attack

Mass stabbing in French Alps, 5 children injured

A man armed with a knife attacked a group of preschool children playing by a lake in the French Alps on Thursday,

The suspect was arrested at the scene immediately after the attack

A man armed with a knife attacked a group of preschool children playing by a lake in the French Alps on Thursday, injuring four along with an adult, and sending shockwaves through the country.
The suspect was arrested at the scene in the town of Annecy after the attack.&nbsp;
He told police he was a Syrian asylum seeker, a police source told AFP on condition of anonymity.
Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin tweeted that he had been arrested "thanks to the rapid reaction of security forces".
Two of the children -- believed to be aged around three -- and the adult were in critical condition and fighting for their lives in a hospital, a security source told AFP.
Local officials and a security source had previously said six children and another person were hurt.
French President Emmanuel Macron denounced the stabbing as an act "of absolute cowardice."
"The nation is shocked. Our thoughts are with them as well as their families and the emergency services," he wrote on Twitter.

Two of the four injured children were in critical condition, according to reports. 

French Alps stabbing: attack of absolute cowardice, says Macron

French President Emmanuel Macron has denounced the stabbing of 4 preschool children by a man in an alpine town as an attack of absolute cowardice. An adult was also injured in the attack. 

Two of the four injured children were in critical condition, according to reports.&nbsp;

President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday denounced an "attack of absolute cowardice" after a man stabbed four preschool children and an adult in the French Alpine town of Annecy.
"Attack of absolute cowardice this morning in a park in Annecy. Children and an adult are fighting for their lives. The nation is shocked. Our thoughts are with them as well as their families and the emergency services," he wrote on Twitter.

The worse-than-expected figures come as inflation and higher interest rates have curbed demand in Europe's largest economy

Eurozone entered a recession at the beginning of 2023 

The worse-than-expected figures come as inflation and higher interest rates have curbed demand in Europe's largest economy

The eurozone entered into a technical recession at the start of the year, shrinking by 0.1 percent for a second consecutive quarter, figures from the EU's statistic agency showed Thursday.
Eurostat revised down an earlier forecast that had predicted slight growth after economic powerhouse Germany said last month it had fallen into recession.
The worse-than-expected figures come as inflation and higher interest rates have curbed demand in Europe's largest economy.
Eurostat cut its earlier estimate of 0 per cent growth in the final quarter of 2022 and 0.1 percent growth in the first quarter of 2023 to 0.1 percent contractions in both periods.
Two consecutive quarters of shrinking gross domestic product is the threshold for a technical recession.
The bad news comes after a painful year for European economies as surging energy prices sparked by Russia's war on Ukraine sent inflation spiralling.
The European Central Bank has responded by hiking its key rates by 3.75 percentage points since embarking on an unprecedented campaign of monetary tightening in July last year.
The latest figures cast doubt over more optimistic predictions for the whole of 2023.
The European Commission forecast in mid-May that growth for the year would reach 1.1 percent across the 20 countries that use the single currency.

Long Covid's impact on daily activities of patients was worse than for stroke patients, as per research by UK experts.

Long Covid worse than cancer in hurting quality of life, says study

Long Covid's impact on daily activities of patients was worse than for stroke patients, as per research by UK experts.

People suffering from Long Covid have a lower quality of life regarding health than patients of some advanced cancers, according to a study conducted in the United Kingdom.
Health-related quality of life scores of Long Covid patients were lower than those of people with advanced metastatic cancers, like stage 4 lung cancer, as per a Guardian report quoting the study.
The impact of Long Covid on daily activities of patients was worse than for stroke patients and similar to people with Parkinson's disease, as per research by University College London and the University of Exeter.
Co-author of the study Prof William Henley said that Long Covid can leave people with worse fatigue than cancer, but support and understanding is not at the same level.

The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex accused the tabloid newspapers of “inciting hatred” against him as a young royal

Prince Harry becomes first British royal in over 100 years to testify in court

Prince Harry on Tuesday became the first senior British royal to give evidence in a high court trial in over 100 years 

The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex accused the tabloid newspapers of &ldquo;inciting hatred&rdquo; against him as a young royal

Prince Harry on Tuesday became the first senior British royal to give evidence in a high court trial in over 100 years as he appeared in the witness box to allege "utterly vile" unlawful information gathering, including by phone hacking, by journalists working for the Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN).
The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex accused the tabloid newspapers of &ldquo;inciting hatred&rdquo; against him as a young royal and casting him as a &ldquo;thicko&rdquo;, &ldquo;cheat&rdquo;, &ldquo;underage drinker&rdquo;, and &ldquo;irresponsible drug taker&rdquo; -- referring to some of the media labels he felt associated with over the years.
"I genuinely feel that in every relationship that I've ever had &ndash; be that with friends, girlfriends, with family or with the army, there's always been a third party involved, namely the tabloid press," reads his witness statement released as Harry gave oral evidence in court.
"As a teenager and in my early twenties, I ended up feeling as though I was playing up to a lot of the headlines and stereotypes that they wanted to pin on me mainly because I thought that, if they are printing this rubbish about me and people were believing it, I may as well 'do the crime', so to speak,&rdquo; he said.
"It was a downward spiral, whereby the tabloids would constantly try and coax me, a 'damaged' young man, into doing something stupid that would make a good story and sell lots of newspapers. Looking back on it now, such behaviour on their part is utterly vile," he added.
The royal said he decided to go to the court to hold people to account for what they have done and that he was "determined to get to the bottom of it once and for all&rdquo;.
Harry, who stepped back as a working royal and now lives in the US with his wife Meghan Markle and two children Archie and Lilibet, has said that the deceptive methods used by MGN newspapers impacted his personal life.
He alleges that the &lsquo;Daily Mirror&rsquo;, &lsquo;Sunday Mirror&rsquo;, and &lsquo;Sunday People&rsquo; were linked to methods including phone hacking, so-called &ldquo;blagging&rdquo; or gaining information by deception, and use of private investigators, between 1996 and 2010 to get detailed information about his private affairs.
MGN disputes the allegations and also argued that some of the claimants who are part of the representative legal action have brought their case too late. Their lawyers are expected to cross-examine Prince Harry in the witness box this week.
Meanwhile, the royal&rsquo;s lawyer on Monday told the hearing as it opened that &lsquo;Mirror&rsquo; journalists listened to voicemail messages from Princess Diana &ndash; Harry&rsquo;s late mother.
"Nothing was sacrosanct or out of bounds and there was no protection from this unlawful information gathering," David Sherborne told the court, alleging that the ups and downs of Harry&rsquo;s relationship with ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy were among those gained via unlawful means.
The Prince alleges around 140 articles published between 1996 and 2010 contained information gathered using unlawful methods and, according to court reports, 33 of these have been selected to be considered at the trial.
Justice Timothy Fancourt, who is presiding over the trial at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, had expressed &ldquo;surprise&rdquo; that Harry was not in court at the start of the trial but was told that he had flown in from Los Angeles only on Sunday night as it was daughter Princess Lilibet&rsquo;s second birthday on June 4.
The last time a senior royal took to the witness stand in an English High Court trial was in 1891 when the then Prince of Wales was called to give evidence in a gambling case dubbed the Royal Baccarat Scandal.
At the time, the future King Edward VII was brought to court to give testimony over a tricky case of cheating in a game of cards that the royal happened to be present at.&nbsp;

This will be the second time that Modi will be addressing a joint meeting of the US Congress after June 2016.

'Honoured': PM Modi accepts invite to address US Congress during state visit

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted the United States' invitation to address a joint session of the US Congress on June 22 as part of his state visit to the country.

This will be the second time that Modi will be addressing a joint meeting of the US Congress after June 2016.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accepted the United States' invitation to address a joint session of the US Congress on June 22 as part of his state visit to the country.
Prime Minister Modi tweeted that he is honoured to accept the invitation from US House of Representatives and US Senate and he looks forward to once against addressing them.&nbsp;
'We are proud of our Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership with the US, built upon the foundation of shared democratic values, strong people-to-people ties, and an unwavering commitment to global peace and prosperity,' he tweeted.
President Joe Biden will host Prime Minister Modi for an official state visit to the US, which will include a state dinner, on June 22.
"On behalf of the bipartisan leadership of the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate, it is our honour to invite you (Prime Minister Modi) to address a joint meeting of Congress on Thursday, June 22," the congressional leaders had said in a statement.
This will be the second time that Modi will be addressing a joint meeting of the US Congress after June 2016.
&nbsp;

The claims about Washington having alien vehicles were made by David Grusch, who led analysis of UFOs within an agency of the US Department of Defense.

US govt possess alien spacecraft, claims former intelligence official

US govt possesses alien spacecraft, claims former intelligence official


The claims about Washington having alien vehicles were made by David Grusch, who led the analysis of UFOs within an agency of the US Department of Defense.

A former intelligence official in the US has claimed that the American government is in possession of alien aircraft, as per a report by The Debrief.
The claims were made by David Grusch, who led the analysis of UFOs within an agency of the US Department of Defense.
Information about these alien vehicles is being illegally withheld from the US Congress, Grusch said.
In 2021, the US government released a report which listed more than 140 encounters with unidentified flying objects that could not be explained.

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Nothing in the US Constitution prevents someone from running for president while facing charges

Hush money case: what does indictment mean for Donald Trump's 2024 presidential bid

The historic indictment of Donald Trump is a seismic moment for the 2024 US presidential campaign, but it is impossible to predict whether the political earthquake will cause lasting damage or settle in his favor.

Nothing in the US Constitution prevents someone from running for president while facing charges

The historic indictment of Donald Trump is a seismic moment for the 2024 US presidential campaign, but it is impossible to predict whether the political earthquake will cause lasting damage or settle in his favour.
Trump can pursue his 2024 White House campaign despite facing criminal charges.
Nothing in the Constitution prevents someone from running for president while facing charges, and even a conviction would not bar them from the nation's highest office.
The 14th Amendment does prohibit anyone who has "engaged in insurrection or rebellion" from holding elected office.
The House of Representatives impeached Trump for "incitement of insurrection" for the January 6, 2021 attack on Congress by his supporters, but he was acquitted by the Senate.
A special counsel is currently looking into Trump's role in the January 6 assault on Congress and the former president could still potentially face charges on that front.
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Admission letters of several Indian students to Canadian universities found fake

Fake admission scam: Canadian panel asks authorities to stop deportation of Indian students

Admission letters of several Indian students to Canadian universities found fake

A Canadian parliamentary committee has voted unanimously to urge the border services agency to stop the deportation of nearly 700 Indian students who were duped by unscrupulous education consultants in India to enter the country with "fraudulent college admission letters."
The Indian students, mostly from Punjab, face deportation from Canada after the authorities here found their &ldquo;admission offer letters&rdquo; to educational institutions fake. The matter came to light in March when these students applied for permanent residency in Canada.
In a symbolic move, the all-party immigration committee voted unanimously on Wednesday to call on the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to waive the inadmissibility of the affected students, The Toronto Star newspaper reported.
The committee also asked the CBSA to provide the students, as many as 700 from India, with an alternative pathway to permanent residence on humanitarian grounds or through a &ldquo;regularisation&rdquo; programme, the report said.
Calling the students victims of fraud, Jenny Kwan, a lawmaker who tabled the motion said, "So as a first step, this is absolutely essential and necessary. The students are victims of fraud and should not be penalised.&rdquo; &ldquo;These students, I&rsquo;ve met with many of them, now are just in such a terrible state. They&rsquo;ve lost money, and they are stuck in a terrible situation. And some of them have deportation orders. Others have pending meetings with CBSA,&rdquo; the newspaper quoted Kwan as saying.
&ldquo;We need to have empathy for those students, and we should not exploit the situation and play politics on this issue of those innocent students,&rdquo; Liberal MP Shafqat Ali said.
The MP for Brampton Centre, where many affected students now reside, added that the students have "gone through and are going through a lot".

Boy gets caught for using ChatGPT for homework, cousin shares incident on Twitter

Student used ChatGPT to do English homework but got caught. Here's how

A student used ChatGPT to do his English homework but got caught by his teacher. 

Boy gets caught for using ChatGPT for homework, cousin shares incident on Twitter

A student used ChatGPT to do his English homework but got caught by his teacher. The incident was shared by a New York-based Twitter user Roshan Patel who tweeted that his cousin Arjun got caught using ChatGPT for his 7th-grade English homework.
Patel also shared a screenshot of the homework with a line that got his cousin Arjun in trouble highlighted by the teacher. The line read 'As an AI language model, I don't have personal expectations or opinions.'
&nbsp;

All engagements of Pope Francis have been cancelled through June 18, the Vatican said.

Pope Francis undergoes abdominal surgery for hernia

Pope Francis underwent surgery Wednesday to repair a hernia in his abdominal wall. 

All engagements of Pope Francis have been cancelled through June 18, the Vatican said.

Pope Francis underwent surgery Wednesday to repair a hernia in his abdominal wall.&nbsp;
The Vatican said there were no complications after the three-hour surgery, during which Francis was under general anaesthesia. &nbsp;The 86-year-old pontiff is expected to remain in the hospital for several days. As a precaution, all papal audiences were cancelled through June 18, the Vatican said.
The pope was suffering from a &ldquo;painful and worsening&rdquo; hernia that formed over a previous scar, presumably from his 2021 colon surgery. Experts said the formation of the hernia, called a laparocele, is a known complication from intestinal surgery. The concern is that a portion of his intestine may have bulged through the tear and become trapped.
Francis went to the hospital for previously unannounced tests Tuesday, returned to the Vatican and presided over his audience Wednesday morning, but then went straight to Gemelli for the procedure afterwards.
Francis remains in charge of the Vatican and the 1.3-billion-strong Catholic Church, even while unconscious and in the hospital, according to canon law.
(with AP inputs)

The passenger train caught fire while travelling through a tunnel near the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Alps, as per reports.

Europe: train catches fire inside tunnel; 200 people rescued in Austria

The passenger train caught fire while travelling through a tunnel near the city of Innsbruck in the Austrian Alps, as per reports.

A major rail tragedy was averted in the European country of Austria on June 7, 2023.
A train caught fire while travelling through a tunnel near the city of Innsbruck.
Around 200 passengers were evacuated. 45 people suffered minor injuries, likely from smoke inhalation.
The train was travelling from Hamburg to Amsterdam and was also carrying cars. Some of the cars may have caught fire from a damaged cable.

The Delhi-to-San Francisco journey had been interrupted when the Air India plane had to make an emergency landing in the small Russian town of Magadan on June 6.

Air India passengers stranded in Russia finally leave for USA's San Francisco on replacement flight

Air India passengers stranded in Russia finally leave for USA's San Francisco on a replacement flight


The Delhi-to-San Francisco journey had been interrupted when the Air India plane had to make an emergency landing in the small Russian town of Magadan on June 6.

Passengers of an Air India flight, which made an emergency landing in Russia while travelling to the US, finally took off for their original destination on June 8, 2023.
Air India's Delhi-to-San Francisco flight landed in the small Russian town of Magadan on June 6 after developing an engine problem. All 216 passengers and 16 crew members were safe.
On June 7, Air India dispatched a replacement flight with food and essentials to Magadan.

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