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'At Peace, Satisfied': Man Who Killed Wife, 6 In-Laws In Bengaluru

During questioning, Indushekar reportedly told the police that his wife's family had always supported her and treated him with disrespect. He also claimed that his wife frequently scolded him and that he had been subjected to humiliation within the family.

NDTV

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3 killed as car rams into canal bridge in Haryana

Three youths were killed and three others injured after a car crash into a canal bridge. They were returning to their village, Karora, following paddy harvesting work when the incident occurred. The deceased included Navdeep, Pradeep, and Ajay, while Sahil, Arjun, and Narendra…

Times of India

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Washington wife awarded $328,715 from ex-husband's 401(k), not cash

In a landmark ruling, a Washington court awarded a woman $328,715.53 from her husband's retirement funds. She raised concerns over tax consequences and financial liquidity, but the court upheld the arrangement, taking into account their financial situation and the duration of…

Times of India

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Up to 15 meteors an hour: Leonid shower peaks November 17-18

The Leonid meteor shower will peak on November 17-18, producing around 10 to 15 meteors an hour under ideal viewing conditions. The annual shower is caused by debris from comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle. Its history includes the extraordinary 1833 Great Meteor Storm, when hundreds of…

Times of India

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Man spends 10 years of savings on Rs 2.25 crore flat; wife's words go viral

Reflecting on his investing journey, Raza Adil Rizvi discusses his choice to purchase a flat instead of pursuing alternative investments. After ten years of saving, he acquired a flat for ₹2.25 crore, ensuring his family's safety and comfort. Acknowledging the wisdom in his…

Times of India

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Microsoft warns Outlook, Teams users against fake outage emails

Microsoft issued a warning about phishing attacks targeting Outlook and Teams users following a service disruption. Cybercriminals are impersonating official service health notifications to deceive recipients. Many phishing emails falsely claim that held emails will be deleted…

Times of India