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Indian-origin man convicted of stabbing wife in Canada; claimed he accidentally ‘poked’ her

Jagpreet Singh, an Indian national, has been sentenced for second-degree murder after fatally stabbing his wife, Balwinder Kaur, only six days post-arrival in Canada. The court rejected Singh's assertion that the stabbing was accidental during a dispute, labeling his testimony as untrustworthy. Previously married for twenty years, Kaur had sponsored Singh's visa, and the tragic event took place on March 15, 2024, after she expressed concerns about his arrival.
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Amid tight security, city logs over 71% attendance in UPTET 2026 day 1

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Bizman dies after jumping from 9th floor

Bizman dies after jumping from 9th floor
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Faulty infra, poor AC upkeep behind fires

Faulty infra, poor AC upkeep behind fires
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Traffic police identify 26 critical waterlogging locations across Pune city, share data with PMC for corrective measures

Traffic police identify 26 critical waterlogging locations across Pune city, share data with PMC for corrective measures
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Why the ‘hot haste’ in freezing TMC bank a/cs, HC asks cops

Why the ‘hot haste’ in freezing TMC bank a/cs, HC asks cops
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Roads flood, traffic crawls & tempers flare: Two days of rain lays bare Pune’s crumbling infrastructure & poor monsoon preparedness

Roads flood, traffic crawls & tempers flare: Two days of rain lays bare Pune’s crumbling infrastructure & poor monsoon preparedness
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Lightning kills 6 migratory birds, 9 goats in CG

Lightning kills 6 migratory birds, 9 goats in CG
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Less scrolling, more seeing: Art galleries are redrawing the way Hyderabadis hang out

Hyderabad's growing calendar of exhibitions, art festivals and contemporary showcases is drawing more people into galleries than ever before. From students and young professionals to families and first-time visitors, audiences are discovering art beyond collecting. Gallery owners and curators say the city's art ecosystem is becoming more accessible, conversation-driven and experiential, making gallery-hopping an increasingly popular way to spend a weekend.
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‘Displaced’ Nakti residents give admn 24-hour deadline to address demands

‘Displaced’ Nakti residents give admn 24-hour deadline to address demands
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Delhi-Mumbai E-way contractor sacked for poor quality work: NHAI on viral video of damaged sections

A viral video showing a damaged section of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Rajasthan has sparked renewed criticism. The National Highways Authority of India terminated the original contractor's agreement in April due to persistent poor performance. Repairs are underway by a new builder at the former contractor's expense, with micro-milling and permanent reconstruction planned after traffic diversion. Experts are investigating the cause of the pavement distress.
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'Informal' MHA meeting on Ladakh today

Informal discussions are set to resume in Leh between central officials and Ladakh groups, focusing on previous meeting outcomes and other pressing matters. This follows a recent shutdown protesting alleged backtracking on key agreements, including a legislative body and constitutional safeguards. While a prominent activist continues a hunger strike in Delhi, these talks aim to bridge the gap on crucial demands for the Union Territory's future.
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Pune Murder Case: Why Is A Polygraph Test Necessary In Ketan Agarwal's Murder Case

Why is a polygraph test necessary now? Forensic expert Nisha Menon explains what investigators hope to learn from proposed polygraph tests on Siya and Chetan.


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Pune Murder Case News | 'Scientific Evidence Is The Best Part Of The Evidence'

Pune Murder Case News | 'Scientific Evidence Is The Best Part Of The Evidence'


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Pune Murder Case | Polygraph Test Next For Accused Siya Goyal | Biggest Stories Of July 2, 2026

The investigation into the Ketan Agarwal murder case has taken a dramatic turn, with Pune Rural Police claiming the two accused, Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary, allegedly rehearsed the murder before carrying it out. 


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