A UK parliamentary committee that focuses on human rights issues has called for primary legislation to be put in place to ensure that legal protections wrap around the national coronavirus contact tracing app. The app, called NHS COVID-19, is being fast tracked for public use — with a test ongoing this week in the Isle […]
This is the heartwarming moment five elephants were rescued from an abandoned goldmine in Malaysia. Video shows wildlife officers digging a ramp to help free the elephants.
Mack's foundation made the $80,000 donation last month to a location in Fort Pierce, Florida, that just so happens to be where the star athlete was born and raised.
The 655-foot (199.5-metre) tower, which had been the tallest structure at the Oxfordshire site, was brought tumbling down at 7.30 this morning.
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Allegations have been made repeatedly that the penal code's protection against
matrimonial cruelty is often abused by women.
But no evidence is given to support this claim, says
Bikram Jeet Batra.
According to latest updates, some members of the group have been arrested for cyberbullying under Section 66 of the IT Act.
The RSS chief said there are 'anti-India forces' who are waiting to use the pandemic to break the country.