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Man Arrested for Stealing 50-Million-Year-Old Fossil

A man from Noida has been arrested for stealing a 50-million-year-old Gastropod Fossil from the Geological Survey of India's stall at the India International Trade Fair 2024, which occurred on November 21. The fossil, weighing one kilogram and measuring 14 cm by 10 cm by 12 cm, was reported missing by GSI staff from their display in Hall Number Four of the Ministry of Mines Pavilion. Following an investigation that included reviewing over 100 CCTV footages, police identified and tracked down the suspect, Manoj Kumar Mishra, 49, who confessed to the theft during interrogation. The fossil was recovered from him, along with the entry ticket he used to access the fair. Mishra, an employee at a Noida five-star hotel, reportedly intended to sell the fossil for a profit. He has no prior criminal record, and further investigations are ongoing, according to police statements. sources

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Nov 27 2024, 4 am

Bangladesh Lawyer Dies in Protests Over Hindu Priest's Arrest

A lawyer was killed in Chittagong, Bangladesh, amid clashes sparked by the arrest of Hindu priest Chinmoy Krishna Das, a leader of the ISKCON community. The incident occurred as thousands protested for Das's release after a court denied his bail request, leading to violent confrontations with police, who used tear gas to disperse the crowds. The Chittagong Bar Association has suspended court activities in protest of the lawyer's death, which remains under investigation. The Hindu Bouddha Christian Unity Council condemned the arrest of Das, highlighting concerns over minority rights and the potential damage to Bangladesh's international reputation for human rights. In response to the unrest, the interim government has increased security measures and called for calm, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining communal harmony. Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus has ordered an inquiry into the lawyer's murder and urged citizens to refrain from violence. sources

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Nov 27 2024, 6 am

Scientists Discover Potential Flaw in Einstein's Space-Time Theory

A recent study by researchers from the University of Geneva and Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier has revealed discrepancies between Albert Einstein's general relativity predictions and the observed behavior of the Universe, particularly regarding its accelerated expansion. Analyzing data from the Dark Energy Survey, the team found that while Einstein's equations align with cosmic events from 6 to 7 billion years ago, they fall short for more recent epochs, suggesting that gravitational wells are shallower than predicted between 3.5 and 5 billion years ago. The findings, published in *Nature Communications*, spark renewed discussions about the validity of general relativity and our understanding of dark energy and space-time. Camille Bonvin, a lead researcher, emphasized that this study represents a shift in focus from merely mapping matter distribution to directly measuring distortions in time and space, underscoring the complexities of the Universe that still challenge scientific comprehension. sources

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Nov 27 2024, 2 am

RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat: 500 Years of India's 'Sanskar'

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat emphasized the significance of India's inherent 'praan shakti' (life force) during an event in New Delhi, linking it to the nation's response to global crises, irrespective of political relations. He argued that this life force remains obscured by 500 years of ingrained 'sanskar' (cultural conditioning) and urged individuals to embrace Indian spiritual practices to uncover both their own and the nation's potential. Bhagwat made a veiled reference to the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22 as a manifestation of this life force. The event, held at Delhi University, also marked the launch of the book 'Banayein Jivan Pranvaan,' authored by Mukul Kanitkar, which explores the scientific and philosophical aspects of Bharatiya traditions. Bhagwat asserted that there is no conflict between spirituality and science, advocating for informed belief over blind faith. sources

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Nov 27 2024, 12 am

Brother of Sambhal Violence Victim Was Buying Oil

In Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, a father of four, Naeem, was killed during violent clashes that erupted amid a survey of a Mughal-era mosque over the weekend. His brother, Tasleem, stated that Naeem was simply out to buy groceries when he was shot, claiming police were responsible for the fatality, a statement dismissed by police officials. Naeem, who owned a sweetshop, left behind two sons and two daughters. The violence also resulted in the deaths of two others, including 19-year-old Mohammed Ayan, whose brother Kamil recounted the chaotic moments leading to Ayan's death, criticizing the delayed medical response at the hospital. The clashes began when a crowd gathered near the mosque, leading to confrontations with security forces. Samajwadi Party MP Zia Ur Rehman Barq, accused of inciting the violence, denied the allegations, claiming he was attending a meeting in Bengaluru at the time. sources

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Nov 27 2024, 12 am

Cyclone Expected Today, Heavy Rain Affects Tamil Nadu Areas

Heavy rains have swept across Tamil Nadu as a deep depression in the Bay of Bengal is expected to intensify into a cyclonic storm by November 27, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Chief Minister M K Stalin convened a high-level meeting to assess preparedness, dispatching National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams to vulnerable districts, including Tiruvarur and Cuddalore. Rainfall has caused significant traffic disruptions in Chennai, with delays affecting flight landings. State-run Aavin has ensured continuous milk supply with 24/7 open parlours. District collectors reported that relief camps and medical teams are on standby, with evacuation plans for low-lying areas underway. Fishermen have been warned against venturing into the sea, and emergency operation centres are active around the clock. The IMD forecasts the depression will move north-northwest towards the Tamil Nadu coast while skirting Sri Lanka in the coming days. sources

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Nov 27 2024, 12 am

BJP Sources Hint No Dispute Over Maharashtra Chief Minister

The selection process for Maharashtra's next Chief Minister is progressing without disputes, according to senior BJP sources. While the party's grassroots have long advocated for Devendra Fadnavis to take the helm since 2022, Eknath Shinde was previously appointed due to his key role in forming the alliance government. However, with the BJP holding a significant majority of 132 MLAs, the push for Fadnavis has intensified, despite the Shiv Sena advocating for Shinde's continuation. Sources suggest that Ajit Pawar of the NCP is open to Fadnavis assuming the role. The BJP only needs support from one of its allies to reach the majority threshold of 145 in the 288-member Assembly. Observers will be appointed in the coming days to oversee the selection, followed by a BJP Legislature Party meeting in Mumbai to finalize the leader after consultations with allies. Eknath Shinde resigned earlier today as the Assembly's term concluded. sources

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Nov 26 2024, 10 pm

Cousin Warns Udaipur's Maharana: Can't Enter Our Home

The ongoing feud within Udaipur's royal family escalated on Tuesday, leading to police intervention at the historic City Palace. Tensions flared when Vishvaraj Singh, the newly appointed Maharana of Mewar, was denied entry by his uncle Arvind Singh and cousin Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar. Lakshyaraj warned against political misuse of power, asserting that "people cannot force themselves into our home," while emphasizing the availability of legal options. Vishvaraj, a BJP MLA, was recently declared heir following his father’s death and needed to complete a ritual at the palace and nearby Eklingnath Ji temple, both controlled by Arvind. In light of violent protests, authorities appointed a receiver to manage access to the palace. The rift traces back to the 1980s when family trusts were assigned to Arvind, sidelining Vishvaraj and his late father from the palace. sources

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Nov 26 2024, 10 pm

Mahindra XEV 9e Launched in India for Rs 21.90 Lakh

Mahindra has officially launched the XEV 9e electric SUV in India, priced at Rs 21.90 lakh (ex-showroom Chennai), with deliveries slated to begin in February 2025. The XEV 9e features a modern design with a triangular headlamp cluster, LED DRLs, and a coupe-like silhouette, measuring 4,789 mm in length and offering a generous trunk space of 663L. Inside, it boasts a high-tech cabin equipped with five screens, including a three-screen dashboard setup, and amenities such as an air purifier, a Harman Kardon sound system, and advanced connectivity features. Safety is prioritized with Level 2 plus ADAS, six airbags, and a driver drowsiness system. The SUV is powered by a 79 kWh battery, providing an ARAI-certified range of 659 km and a real-world range exceeding 500 km, while delivering 286 bhp and achieving 0-100 kmph in 6.8 seconds. A 59 kWh battery option is also available. sources

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Nov 26 2024, 10 pm

Mahindra BE 6e Launched in India for Rs 18.90 Lakh

Mahindra & Mahindra has launched the BE 6e electric SUV in India, priced at Rs 18.90 lakh (ex-showroom), marking a significant step in the company's new electric vehicle strategy. Built on the INGLO platform, the BE 6e features a bold design characterized by large wheel arches, 20-inch aerodynamic wheels, and a striking front fascia with J-shaped DRLs and a prominent hood scoop. Inside, the cabin boasts a driver-focused layout, highlighted by a two-spoke steering wheel, dual screens for instrumentation and infotainment, and an "infinity roof" with ambient lighting. The vehicle is equipped with advanced safety features, including Level 2 plus ADAS, autonomous parking, and a Secure 360 monitoring system. Powered by a 79 kWh battery, the BE 6e offers an ARAI-certified range of 682 km and can accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 6.7 seconds, with a lifetime warranty on the battery. sources

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Nov 26 2024, 10 pm

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