Canadian deputy PM Chrystia Freeland resigned abruptly, citing policy disagreements with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over handling US tariff threats. Freeland, also the finance minister, stressed the need for fiscal prudence against potential trade wars, seemingly criticizing Trudeau's recent tax policies. Her departure, hours before a scheduled financial update, raises questions about Trudeau's leadership and the nation's economic direction.
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India's tiger territory increased by 30% between 2006 and 2018, as per a study. This growth occurred in regions populated by around 60 million people, challenging assumptions of incompatibility between tigers and humans. The research highlights the importance of protected core areas and identifies expansion potential in Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and Jharkhand.
A casual post-dinner chat among neighbors in Kolar turned into a fitness challenge, resulting in a middle-aged man losing Rs 4 lakh. Four women walked 15km to a nearby town, defying his claim that they couldn't handle the trek, winning Rs 1 lakh each in the process.
Congress leaders heavily criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his remarks on the 2002 Gujarat riots during an interview with Lex Fridman. They accused him of deflecting responsibility and attempting to justify the violence. Modi defended his position, citing prior terrorist attacks and a peaceful period in Gujarat post-2002.
Stephen Curry is expected to play tonight as the Golden State Warriors face the Houston Rockets, a positive update for fans. Curry has averaged 22.4 points in the last 20 games, and his presence will be crucial for the Warriors, currently with a 27-27 record, as they strive to improve their standing.
United States' president Donald Trump criticised the media, accusing them of spreading fake news about his interaction with Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts during his address to Congress. Trump dismissed the controversy, which speculated on the Supreme Court's favorable rulings for him, and intensified his feud with the press.
A dumper truck tragically ran over people sleeping on a Pune footpath around 12:30 am on Monday, killing three, including two toddlers, and injuring six others. The victims, mostly laborers, were near Kesnand Phata. Police detained the driver and are investigating possible alcohol involvement. The deceased are identified as Vaibhavi Pawar (1), Vaibhav Pawar (2), and Vishal Pawar (22).
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju countered Rahul Gandhi's remarks on caste representation and claimed the Prime Minister is the most prominent OBC leader. He questioned Congress's history with Tribal, Dalit, and OBC appointments. Rijiju also disputed Gandhi's claims about the External Affairs Minister and China's territorial incursions, asserting these statements malign India's image.
A 17-year-old AMU student was killed in a shooting following a dispute between groups. Mohd Kaif, the victim, succumbed to his injuries at JN Medical College. The altercation occurred near the school's Civil Lines area. Police are reviewing CCTV footage, and a murder case has been registered. Increased security measures are in place on the campus.
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