North Korea conducted two ballistic missile tests
North Korea conducted two ballistic missile tests

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Shefali Dhiman
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles within 10 minutes of Jangyon. The first missile traveled 600 km and fell near Chongjin, while the second traveled 120 km and probably crashed inland. South Korea is alert, and ready to respond with the support of the United States.
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‘Godwoman’ Forced Her Followers To Eat Human Poop, Pulled Out Their Teeth With Pliers and more
‘Godwoman’ Forced Her Followers To Eat Human Poop, Pulled Out Their Teeth With Pliers and more

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Ashish Walter
Woo May Hoe, led a group of about 30 followers who believed in Sri Sakthi Narayani Amma, an Indian spiritual leader. She forced her followers to eat faeces and had their teeth pulled out cheated them of Rs 43 Crores. She led the group for about eight years since 2012 and convinced them during her so-called spiritual sessions that she could communicate with gods and spirits and told them to call her their ‘lord’. Woo May Hoe a 54-year-old Singaporean woman, brainwashed her “spiritual” followers. She was sentenced to jail last week after she pleaded guilty to five charges including cheating and causing grievous hurt. she stole S$7 million (US$5.2 million) from her followers and manipulated them into taking out S$6.6 million in loans.
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Canada’s WestJet cancelled 150 flights affecting 20,000 passengers
Canada’s WestJet cancelled 150 flights affecting 20,000 passengers

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Ashish Walter
The cancellations of Canadian airline Westjet's 150 flights hitting 20,000 passengers followed after the union of maintenance workers called for a strike. The Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association stated that its members began striking on Friday evening, June 28, due to the airline’s refusal to engage in negotiations with the union, which they deemed unavoidable. The strike occurred after the federal government issued a ministerial order for binding arbitration on Thursday, following two weeks of tumultuous negotiations with the union over a new agreement. The unexpected strike, impacting both international and domestic flights, is occurring over the Canada Day long weekend.
Times of India
Ugliest dog contest 2024 winner Wild Thang
An 8-year-old toothless, frizzy-haired Pekingese named "Wild Thang" wins world's ugliest dog contest

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Shefali Dhiman
An 8-year-old toothless, frizzy-haired Pekingese named "Wild Thang" has finally won the title of the world's ugliest dog. Wild Thang has competed in the competition five times, placing second three times before, finally getting the win for the toothless pooch on Friday. The $5,000 reward makes him a wealthy pet indeed.
Hindustan Times
Boeing sanctioned over release of 737 MAX 9 investigation details
Boeing sanctioned over release of 737 MAX 9 investigation details

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Ashish Walter
Boeing gets sanctioned by the National Safety Board over breaking an agreement by disclosing details of an investigation into the 737 Max 9 mid-air incident that happened in January. The agency cited violations of investigative information that were not cleared to release and speculating about the cause of the incident. The fallout began in 2018, amplified in January 2024 after the mid-air incident involving an Alaska Airlines 737 plane adds to the growing list of troubles Boeing has encountered this year Boeing is already facing criminal prosecution threat. As a result of these sanctions, Boeing will not be able access information related to the investigation. Boeing is also set to appear at a board hearing on August 6 and 7 in Washington.
wionews
India backs Manila on tension over South China Sea. China vs Philippines
India backs Manila on tension over South China Sea. China vs Philippines

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Ashish Walter
A Philippines navy personnel was severely injured when China’s coast guard seized two Filipino ships on a resupply mission to an outpost on Second Thomas Shoal last week as China has ramped up actions targeting the Philippines in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, especially the use of “gray zone tactics”. India backed the Philippines on Friday amid a flaring of tensions in the South China Sea over China’s aggressive actions in recent weeks. “We oppose de stabilizing or unilateral actions that seek to change the status quo by force or coercion...and we underline the need for peaceful settlement of disputes,” external affairs ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal told a regular media without directly referring to China.
Hindustan Times
India slams Pakistan’s Kashmir reference at UN
India slams Pakistan's Kashmir reference at UN

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Ashish Walter
India's Deputy Representative to the United Nations, R Ravindra, said that it was Pakistan's “another habitual attempt” to divert attention from the “grave violations” against children that continue in their country on Thursday as he slammed Pakistan for its “baseless” and “politically motivated” remarks on Jammu and Kashmir during the United Nations Security Council's open debate on ‘Children and Armed Conflicts’.“Let me respond briefly in the interest of time to remarks which were, obviously, politically motivated and unfounded, made by one representative against my country. I categorically dismiss and condemn these baseless remarks with the contempt they deserve…This is nothing but another habitual attempt to divert attention from the grave violations against children that continue unabated in his own country, as highlighted in this year's Secretary General's report on children and armed conflict,” Ravindra said.
hindustantimes
China declares graft probe against 2 ex-defence ministers
China declares graft probe against 2 ex-defence ministers

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Ashish Walter
Shangfu former defence minister and his predecessor Wei Fenghe have been dismissed from the party and have been under probe since August and September last year, respectively for corruption investigations and their dismissal from the Communist Party of China (CPC). State-run news agency Xinhua reported that both Li Shangfu and his predecessor Wei Fenghe have been dismissed from the party and have been under probe since August and September last year, respectively. CMC – the top military body in China – opened an investigation into Li’s conduct on 31 August, 2023. Li seriously violated political and organisational discipline. He sought improper benefits in personnel arrangements for himself and others, took advantage of his posts to seek benefits for others, and accepted a huge amount of money and valuables in return according to the investigation results.
theprint
Maldives climate minister arrested for trying black magic on President Muizzu
Maldives climate minister arrested for trying black magic on President Muizzu

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Ashish Walter
Fathimath Shamnaz Ali Saleem was accused of performing "black magic" on President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, though police neither confirmed nor denied these allegations. Details surrounding the arrest remain undisclosed by the authorities. The Maldives has a history of incidents involving alleged black magic. In 2012, police disrupted an opposition political rally, accusing the organizers of throwing a "cursed rooster" at officers during a raid. Shamnaz the state minister for environment, climate change, and energy in the Maldives, was arrested on Sunday along with two others in the capital city of Malé, police reported on Thursday. Shamnaz has been remanded in custody for a week pending further investigations.
business standard
Letitia Wright hints at return of character Shuri
Actress Letitia Wright hints at the return of her character Shuri to the MCU

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Shefali Dhiman
Actress Letitia Wright expressed her desire to continue playing the role of Shuri, stating "Let’s just say… I would like to continue with Shuri. Shuri’s one of my favorite characters, I kid you not. I’m so grateful for her". Letitia Wright is a Guyanese-British actress who gained worldwide recognition for her portrayal of Shuri in Black Panther.
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