A 25-year-old man&nbsp;left behind a 77-page suicide note as he killed himself three days after allegedly strangling his mother in the Indian capital of Delhi. The man, who was identified as Kshitij, sat with his mother’s body for three days before killing himself in the Budh Vihar area in Delhi on Sunday. &nbsp;

In the official report, the police said that Kshitij was suffering from depression and he ended up sliting his own throat after strangling his mother Mithilesh. The 25-year-old reportedly used deodorants to cover the smell from the dead copy and the entire killing process was described in the suicide note.&nbsp;

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"He mentioned that since his childhood he had been lonely and had no friends. He also wrote about his father and the problems he had with him. After his father died, he stated, his mother did not give him money and both he and his mother were suffering from a disease," a police officer told NDTV.&nbsp;

Kshitij’s father had died around 10 years ago and he was living with his mother in the area ever since. In the suicide note, he wrote that his mother had "gone through a lot and he wanted to free her".&nbsp;

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The police further said that after Kshitij "read a chapter from the Bhagavad Gita and sprinkled Ganga Jal or holy water on his mother's body so that she attained salvation”, according to NDTV.&nbsp;

While the police have not come up with any official theory, they told media outlets that Kshitij was unemployed and he was under a lot of pressure due to his mother’s mounting medical bills.&nbsp;

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A 25-year-old man left behind a 77-page suicide note as he killed himself three days after allegedly strangling his mother in the Indian capital of Delhi. The man, who was identified as Kshitij, sat with his mother’s body for three days before killing himself in the Budh Vihar area in Delhi on Sunday.

A 25-year-old man left behind a 77-page suicide note as he killed himself three days after allegedly strangling his mother in the Indian capital of Delhi. The man, who was identified as Kshitij, sat with his mother’s body for three days before killing himself in the Budh Vihar area in Delhi on Sunday. In the official report, the police said that Kshitij was suffering from depression and he ended up sliting his own throat after strangling his mother Mithilesh. The 25-year-old reportedly used deodorants to cover the smell from the dead copy and the entire killing process was described in the suicide note. Also read | 'Friendship can solve any problem': Hasina hails India-Bangladesh ties "He mentioned that since his childhood he had been lonely and had no friends. He also wrote about his father and the problems he had with him. After his father died, he stated, his mother did not give him money and both he and his mother were suffering from a disease," a police officer told NDTV. Kshitij’s father had died around 10 years ago and he was living with his mother in the area ever since. In the suicide note, he wrote that his mother had "gone through a lot and he wanted to free her". Also read | One of two suspects in Canada mass stabbings found dead, other still at large The police further said that after Kshitij "read a chapter from the Bhagavad Gita and sprinkled Ganga Jal or holy water on his mother's body so that she attained salvation”, according to NDTV. While the police have not come up with any official theory, they told media outlets that Kshitij was unemployed and he was under a lot of pressure due to his mother’s mounting medical bills. WATCH WION LIVE HERE -

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Boris Johnson described himself as a "booster rocket who has fulfilled his function" and said that he will be supporting the newly-elected UK Prime Minister Liz Truss completely. In his final speech as outgoing PM, Johnson thanked the people in attendance but also rued the fact that the baton was passed to Truss “in what has unexpectedly turned out to be a relay race – they changed the rules halfway through”.&nbsp;

"This is it folks," he said during his speech according to Sky News. “Let me say that I am now like one of those booster rockets that has fulfilled its function and I will now be gently reentering the atmosphere and splashing down invisibly in some remote and obscure corner of the Pacific.”&nbsp;

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Truss, who served as Foreign Secretary in the previous regime, became only the third female PM of United Kingdom after defeating Rishi Sunak in the leadership race, garnering over 80,000 votes. However, the margin was considerably lower than Johnson’s figures against Jeremy Hunt in 2016. &nbsp;

Johnson promised to&nbsp;"get behind Liz Truss every step of the way" and also asked the Conservative Party to do the same. He recognised that the new PM has several challenges ahead of her and highlighted his regime’s achievements when it comes to Brexit, the Ukraine war and handling of the COVID-19&nbsp;pandemic.&nbsp;

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Even&nbsp;his dog – Dylan – and the well-known cat of Downing Street called Larry found a mention. &nbsp;

“I just say to my party, if Dylan and Larry [the Downing Street cat] can put behind them their occasional difficulties, then so can the Conservative party,” he said while speaking about the party.&nbsp;

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Boris Johnson described himself as a "booster rocket who has fulfilled his function" and said that he will be supporting the newly-elected UK Prime Minister Liz Truss completely.

Boris Johnson described himself as a "booster rocket who has fulfilled his function" and said that he will be supporting the newly-elected UK Prime Minister Liz Truss completely. In his final speech as outgoing PM, Johnson thanked the people in attendance but also rued the fact that the baton was passed to Truss “in what has unexpectedly turned out to be a relay race – they changed the rules halfway through”. "This is it folks," he said during his speech according to Sky News. “Let me say that I am now like one of those booster rockets that has fulfilled its function and I will now be gently reentering the atmosphere and splashing down invisibly in some remote and obscure corner of the Pacific.” Also read | Truss to take oath as UK PM on Tuesday. What will her Cabinet look like? Truss, who served as Foreign Secretary in the previous regime, became only the third female PM of United Kingdom after defeating Rishi Sunak in the leadership race, garnering over 80,000 votes. However, the margin was considerably lower than Johnson’s figures against Jeremy Hunt in 2016. Johnson promised to "get behind Liz Truss every step of the way" and also asked the Conservative Party to do the same. He recognised that the new PM has several challenges ahead of her and highlighted his regime’s achievements when it comes to Brexit, the Ukraine war and handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. #LIVE | This is a tough time for the economy and families up and down in the country. It's time for politics to get over and Liz Truss to work, says Boris Johnson as he makes his farewell address as British PM Watch more: https://t.co/AXC5qRuO3J pic.twitter.com/xA9SKHtaNU — WION (@WIONews) September 6, 2022 × Even his dog – Dylan – and the well-known cat of Downing Street called Larry found a mention. “I just say to my party, if Dylan and Larry [the Downing Street cat] can put behind them their occasional difficulties, then so can the Conservative party,” he said while speaking about the party. (With inputs from agencies)

Boris Johnson promises full support for Liz Truss, describes himself as 'booster rocket'

The Palestinian health ministry said on Monday that two Palestinian men were killed by the Israeli army in the West Bank during two different incidents, according to the state news agency. The report identified the victims as 25-year-old Samer Khaled and 26-year-old Yazan Affaneh.&nbsp;

While Khaled lived in the al-Ain refugee camp in Nablus, Affaneh was from Umm al-Sharayet. &nbsp;

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The Palestinian health ministry had earlier&nbsp;expressed concern about the number of deaths in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 2022 as the death toll when it comes to Palestinians rose to 140. The conflicts between the army and Palestinians have also increased resulting in greater casualties on both sides.&nbsp;

According to the Wafa news agency, Khaled was killed by the Israeli forces after conflict broke out&nbsp;during a raid&nbsp;on the Balata refugee camp in Nablus. When no official statement was issued from Israel, the authorities confirmed that the raid did take place and a number of people were arrested.&nbsp;

“During the operation, the forces responded by firing after a shot was fired at them,” the army tweeted.&nbsp;

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On the other hand, Affaneh was killed during army operations in el-Bireh which were aimed at “confiscating funds that were suspected to be destined for terrorism”, according to the army.&nbsp;

“Confrontations erupted in some areas of the West Bank, during which stones were thrown and Molotov cocktails were thrown at the soldiers, who responded by using means to suppress and disperse the demonstrations,” an army spokesperson said during explaining the raids in Umm al-Sharayet.&nbsp;

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The Palestinian health ministry said on Monday that two Palestinian men were killed by the Israeli army in the West Bank during two different incidents, according to the state news agency.

The Palestinian health ministry said on Monday that two Palestinian men were killed by the Israeli army in the West Bank during two different incidents, according to the state news agency. The report identified the victims as 25-year-old Samer Khaled and 26-year-old Yazan Affaneh. While Khaled lived in the al-Ain refugee camp in Nablus, Affaneh was from Umm al-Sharayet. Also read | 'Friendship can solve any problem': Hasina hails India-Bangladesh ties The Palestinian health ministry had earlier expressed concern about the number of deaths in the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 2022 as the death toll when it comes to Palestinians rose to 140. The conflicts between the army and Palestinians have also increased resulting in greater casualties on both sides. According to the Wafa news agency, Khaled was killed by the Israeli forces after conflict broke out during a raid on the Balata refugee camp in Nablus. When no official statement was issued from Israel, the authorities confirmed that the raid did take place and a number of people were arrested. “During the operation, the forces responded by firing after a shot was fired at them,” the army tweeted. Also read | Russia to buy rockets and artillery shells from North Korea: US intelligence On the other hand, Affaneh was killed during army operations in el-Bireh which were aimed at “confiscating funds that were suspected to be destined for terrorism”, according to the army. “Confrontations erupted in some areas of the West Bank, during which stones were thrown and Molotov cocktails were thrown at the soldiers, who responded by using means to suppress and disperse the demonstrations,” an army spokesperson said during explaining the raids in Umm al-Sharayet.

Two Palestinians killed by Israeli army during separate raids in West Bank

A federal judge in Florida has agreed to appoint a special master who will be reviewing the documents found during the FBI raid on former United States president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence. It also instructed the Justice Department to temporarily halt its investigation.

The ruling by US district judge Aileen Cannon came as a relief to Trump and his lawyers who have been criticising the authorities for their handling of the situation. In the ruling, the judge said that the documents “could be subject to attorney-client privilege and executive privilege”.

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"In addition to being deprived of potentially significant personal documents, which alone creates a real harm, plaintiff faces an unquantifiable potential harm by way of improper disclosure of sensitive information to the public," the judge wrote in her judgement, according to Reuters.

Trump and the Justice Department can submit their proposed list of candidates till Friday.

The raid conducted on August 8 was sanctioned after the FBI spoke with a number of witnesses who confirmed that the Florida residence can contain documents which were highly sensitive in nature and could even prove “obstruction of justice”, according to an affidavit released by the DOJ.

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The affidavit also claimed that there were around 700 documents found at the Mar-a-Lago residence and after further classification, they were determined to be extremely sensitive in nature.

Trump, however, has accused both the FBI and the DOJ of targeting him deliberately ahead of the midterm elections and denied any wrongdoings regarding the documents found in Florida.

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A federal judge in Florida has agreed to appoint a special master who will be reviewing the documents found during the FBI raid on former United States president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence.

A federal judge in Florida has agreed to appoint a special master who will be reviewing the documents found during the FBI raid on former United States president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence. It also instructed the Justice Department to temporarily halt its investigation. The ruling by US district judge Aileen Cannon came as a relief to Trump and his lawyers who have been criticising the authorities for their handling of the situation. In the ruling, the judge said that the documents “could be subject to attorney-client privilege and executive privilege”. Also read | Liz Truss elected new UK Prime Minister, beats Rishi Sunak in leadership race "In addition to being deprived of potentially significant personal documents, which alone creates a real harm, plaintiff faces an unquantifiable potential harm by way of improper disclosure of sensitive information to the public," the judge wrote in her judgement, according to Reuters. Trump and the Justice Department can submit their proposed list of candidates till Friday. The raid conducted on August 8 was sanctioned after the FBI spoke with a number of witnesses who confirmed that the Florida residence can contain documents which were highly sensitive in nature and could even prove “obstruction of justice”, according to an affidavit released by the DOJ. Also read | Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant: Last working reactor switched off from grid The affidavit also claimed that there were around 700 documents found at the Mar-a-Lago residence and after further classification, they were determined to be extremely sensitive in nature. Trump, however, has accused both the FBI and the DOJ of targeting him deliberately ahead of the midterm elections and denied any wrongdoings regarding the documents found in Florida. WATCH WION LIVE HERE -

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Newly elected United Kingdom prime minister Liz Truss made it clear that she will be going ahead with her plans to introduce tax cuts in order to tackle the cost-of-living crisis in the country. This was a major campaign promise made by Truss in the leadership race and after winning the race against Rishi Sunak, she said that she will “deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy”.&nbsp;

"I will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy.&nbsp;I will deliver on the energy crisis, dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long-term issues we have on energy supply."&nbsp;

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Truss will succeed Boris Johnson, who tendered his resignation in July after a slew of scandals which involved a revolt from his own cabinet. However, the victory margin of Truss was considerably lower than what Johnson was able to achieve in his leadership race against Jeremy Hunt in 2019.&nbsp;

"I know she has the right plan to tackle the cost of living crisis, unite our party and continue the great work of uniting and levelling up our country," Johnson said on Twitter after Truss’s victory.&nbsp;

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Truss, who has also served as UK's foreign secretary, will be facing a number of challenges with Britain facing a recession and major unrest following a dip in household incomes all around the country.&nbsp;

In the next few days, Truss is expected to cancel all tax increases and also provide some financial relief to the citizens. However, the decision has not gone down well with all experts as a number of them claimed this can make the situation worse by increasing the fuel inflation, according to Reuters.&nbsp;

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Newly elected United Kingdom prime minister Liz Truss made it clear that she will be going ahead with her plans to introduce tax cuts in order to tackle the cost-of-living crisis in the country.

Newly elected United Kingdom prime minister Liz Truss made it clear that she will be going ahead with her plans to introduce tax cuts in order to tackle the cost-of-living crisis in the country. This was a major campaign promise made by Truss in the leadership race and after winning the race against Rishi Sunak, she said that she will “deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy”. "I will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. I will deliver on the energy crisis, dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long-term issues we have on energy supply." Also read | Liz Truss elected new UK Prime Minister, beats Rishi Sunak in leadership race Truss will succeed Boris Johnson, who tendered his resignation in July after a slew of scandals which involved a revolt from his own cabinet. However, the victory margin of Truss was considerably lower than what Johnson was able to achieve in his leadership race against Jeremy Hunt in 2019. "I know she has the right plan to tackle the cost of living crisis, unite our party and continue the great work of uniting and levelling up our country," Johnson said on Twitter after Truss’s victory. Also read | Israel admits Al Jazeera journo 'likely' killed by its forces unintentionally Truss, who has also served as UK's foreign secretary, will be facing a number of challenges with Britain facing a recession and major unrest following a dip in household incomes all around the country. In the next few days, Truss is expected to cancel all tax increases and also provide some financial relief to the citizens. However, the decision has not gone down well with all experts as a number of them claimed this can make the situation worse by increasing the fuel inflation, according to Reuters. (With inputs from agencies)

Liz Truss vows to go ahead with tax cuts after winning UK Prime Minister election

In a plan straight out of a sci-fi film, NASA will be deliberately crashing the Dart robot spacecraft into an asteroid in order to determine whether the collision can change the latter’s course. The target of this test is the asteroid called Dimorphos and the spacecraft will crash into it while travelling four miles/sec.&nbsp;

In the past, a number of theories have been put forward which involved using an object to deviate any asteroid from its course. With this experiment, the scientists are looking to observe the exact effect that the collision will have and also how the debris in the space will react in case of a similar situation.&nbsp;

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“We know&nbsp;asteroids have hit us in the past,” said Professor Alan Fitzsimmons, an astronomer at Queen’s University Belfast, according to a report in The Guardian. “These impacts are a natural process and they are going to happen in the future. We would like to stop the worst of them.&nbsp;

“The problem is that we have never tested the technology which will be needed to do that. That is the purpose of Dart,” Fitzsimmons, a member of Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission, said.&nbsp;

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The spacecraft is expected to collide with the asteroid on September 27.&nbsp;

“Dart’s target has been carefully chosen,” said Jay Tate, director of the National Near Earth Objects Information Centre in Knighton, Powys. “Dimorphos actually orbits another, bigger asteroid called Didymos, and the extent of the deflection caused by the crash will be easier to detect as astronomers have been carefully observing its path around the bigger asteroid.”&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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In a plan straight out of a sci-fi film, NASA will be deliberately crashing the Dart robot spacecraft into an asteroid in order to determine whether the collision can change the latter’s course.

In a plan straight out of a sci-fi film, NASA will be deliberately crashing the Dart robot spacecraft into an asteroid in order to determine whether the collision can change the latter’s course. The target of this test is the asteroid called Dimorphos and the spacecraft will crash into it while travelling four miles/sec. In the past, a number of theories have been put forward which involved using an object to deviate any asteroid from its course. With this experiment, the scientists are looking to observe the exact effect that the collision will have and also how the debris in the space will react in case of a similar situation. Also read | Liz Truss elected new UK Prime Minister, beats Rishi Sunak in leadership race “We know asteroids have hit us in the past,” said Professor Alan Fitzsimmons, an astronomer at Queen’s University Belfast, according to a report in The Guardian. “These impacts are a natural process and they are going to happen in the future. We would like to stop the worst of them. “The problem is that we have never tested the technology which will be needed to do that. That is the purpose of Dart,” Fitzsimmons, a member of Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission, said. Also read | Mysterious route of German businessman's aircraft baffles authorities after it crashes into Baltic Sea The spacecraft is expected to collide with the asteroid on September 27. “Dart’s target has been carefully chosen,” said Jay Tate, director of the National Near Earth Objects Information Centre in Knighton, Powys. “Dimorphos actually orbits another, bigger asteroid called Didymos, and the extent of the deflection caused by the crash will be easier to detect as astronomers have been carefully observing its path around the bigger asteroid.” (With inputs from agencies)

NASA to crash spacecraft into asteroid in an attempt to change its direction

The OPEC (Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) and its allies have decided to cut down on oil production in a bid to boost the prices. The low prices sparked fears of a possible economic slowdown among a number of countries and this decision was taken as a precautionary measure.&nbsp;

According to the statement released by OPEC, the oil producers will decrease their output by 100,000 barrels per day for October – which is around 0.1 per cent of the global demand. However, they also said that they are ready to meet at any point to adjust the production depending on the situation.&nbsp;

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"OPEC+ is wary of protracted price volatility generated by weak macro sentiment, thin liquidity and renewed China lockdowns, as well as uncertainty over a potential U.S.–Iran deal and efforts to create a Russian oil price cap," Matthew Holland at Energy Aspects to Reuters after the announcement. &nbsp;

In the last few months, the fuel prices have been extremely unstable and this is a move that can steady the situation, according to the OPEC nations. Saudi Arabia hinted at a possible measure last month but the official statement shows that all the OPEC countries are in agreement in regards to this move.&nbsp;

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The other factor driving the prices of fuel in the market is the return of Iran as a proper supplier after quite some time. The revival of the nuclear deal has allowed Iran to join the global suppliers list once again and this will mean an addition of nearly 1 million barrels per day if the sanctions are removed.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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The OPEC (Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) and its allies have decided to cut down on oil production in a bid to boost the prices. The low prices sparked fears of a possible economic slowdown among a number of countries and this decision was taken as a precautionary measure.

The OPEC (Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) and its allies have decided to cut down on oil production in a bid to boost the prices. The low prices sparked fears of a possible economic slowdown among a number of countries and this decision was taken as a precautionary measure. According to the statement released by OPEC, the oil producers will decrease their output by 100,000 barrels per day for October – which is around 0.1 per cent of the global demand. However, they also said that they are ready to meet at any point to adjust the production depending on the situation. Also read | Israel admits accidental killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh "OPEC+ is wary of protracted price volatility generated by weak macro sentiment, thin liquidity and renewed China lockdowns, as well as uncertainty over a potential U.S.–Iran deal and efforts to create a Russian oil price cap," Matthew Holland at Energy Aspects to Reuters after the announcement. In the last few months, the fuel prices have been extremely unstable and this is a move that can steady the situation, according to the OPEC nations. Saudi Arabia hinted at a possible measure last month but the official statement shows that all the OPEC countries are in agreement in regards to this move. Also read | Liz Truss elected new UK Prime Minister, beats Rishi Sunak in leadership race The other factor driving the prices of fuel in the market is the return of Iran as a proper supplier after quite some time. The revival of the nuclear deal has allowed Iran to join the global suppliers list once again and this will mean an addition of nearly 1 million barrels per day if the sanctions are removed. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE -

OPEC to cut production by 100,000 barrels per day after oil price slump

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The United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has created a following for herself thanks to her alleged resemblance to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during her first leadership battle. Dubbed “the new Iron Lady”, the 46-year-old has&nbsp;replaced Boris Johnson as the Prime Minister of the UK after emerging victorious over&nbsp;Rishi Sunak.

Both of Truss’ parents came from academic backgrounds with father John Kenneth Truss teaching mathematics at the University of Leeds and mother Priscilla Mary being a teacher as well as a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.

She studied economics, politics and philosophy at Merton College, Oxford before joining the Conservative Party in 1996. In her first ever election in 2010, she represented the party in South West Norfolk and since then, she has never lost that seat.

Over the course of her career, Truss has held cabinet positions under the leadership of David Cameron, Theresa May and Boris Johnson. In 2014, she was appointed Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and in 2016, she became the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/uk-cabinet-suella-braverman-likely-to-only-indian-origin-member-of-parliament-says-report-512922">first female</a> Lord Chancellor in the history of the office. She also served as Chief Secretary to the Treasury for some time.

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Under Boris Johnson, she was made Secretary of State for International Trade and President of the Board of Trade but in 2021, she replaced Dominic Raab and became only second female Foreign Secretary in British history.

During her tenure, she worked extensively on the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/luxury-car-stolen-in-uk-found-parked-in-karachi-512783">UK</a>-EU relationship and her key achievement was the release of British citizen Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe from her detention in Iran.

Left-wing parents and Conservative Liz Truss

Her left-wing math professor father and nuclear disarmament activist mother, whom she accompanied to protests as a child, were both astonished by her decision to join the Conservative Party, according to her own admission."One of his colleagues sent an email when he found out saying: 'I see your daughter's become a T***' (Tory)," Truss told The Guardian of her father. Truss, though, believed that the Tories were a better fit for her support of the tiny state.

'Disruptor-in-chief' and an enemy of 'burdensome red tape

Throughout Boris Johnson's tumultuous three years in Downing Street, Truss has been a steadfast supporter and has positioned herself as the torchbearer of his "boosterish" view of Britain's place in the world. Truss was first chosen by Johnson to serve as his minister of foreign trade and as the spokesperson for his "Global Britain" policy. She secured deals in her capacity, particularly with Australia, Japan, and Norway.

She has stated that, in hindsight, she would have voted against Brexit and touted its advantages for the economy. She identifies herself as a "disruptor-in-chief" and an opponent of "burdensome red tape." However, several MPs have charged her with constant self-promotion.

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(With inputs from agencies)

The United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has created a following for herself thanks to her alleged resemblance to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during her first leadership battle.

The United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has created a following for herself thanks to her alleged resemblance to former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher during her first leadership battle. Dubbed “the new Iron Lady”, the 46-year-old has replaced Boris Johnson as the Prime Minister of the UK after emerging victorious over Rishi Sunak. Both of Truss’ parents came from academic backgrounds with father John Kenneth Truss teaching mathematics at the University of Leeds and mother Priscilla Mary being a teacher as well as a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. She studied economics, politics and philosophy at Merton College, Oxford before joining the Conservative Party in 1996. In her first ever election in 2010, she represented the party in South West Norfolk and since then, she has never lost that seat. Over the course of her career, Truss has held cabinet positions under the leadership of David Cameron, Theresa May and Boris Johnson. In 2014, she was appointed Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and in 2016, she became the first female Lord Chancellor in the history of the office. She also served as Chief Secretary to the Treasury for some time. Also read | A barefoot and shirtless man was arrested for scaling London's 1,000-feet tall skyscraper The Shard Under Boris Johnson, she was made Secretary of State for International Trade and President of the Board of Trade but in 2021, she replaced Dominic Raab and became only second female Foreign Secretary in British history. During her tenure, she worked extensively on the UK-EU relationship and her key achievement was the release of British citizen Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe from her detention in Iran. Left-wing parents and Conservative Liz Truss Her left-wing math professor father and nuclear disarmament activist mother, whom she accompanied to protests as a child, were both astonished by her decision to join the Conservative Party, according to her own admission."One of his colleagues sent an email when he found out saying: 'I see your daughter's become a T***' (Tory)," Truss told The Guardian of her father. Truss, though, believed that the Tories were a better fit for her support of the tiny state. 'Disruptor-in-chief' and an enemy of 'burdensome red tape Throughout Boris Johnson's tumultuous three years in Downing Street, Truss has been a steadfast supporter and has positioned herself as the torchbearer of his "boosterish" view of Britain's place in the world. Truss was first chosen by Johnson to serve as his minister of foreign trade and as the spokesperson for his "Global Britain" policy. She secured deals in her capacity, particularly with Australia, Japan, and Norway. She has stated that, in hindsight, she would have voted against Brexit and touted its advantages for the economy. She identifies herself as a "disruptor-in-chief" and an opponent of "burdensome red tape." However, several MPs have charged her with constant self-promotion. (With inputs from agencies)

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The first needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is here and China became the first country to approve it. The vaccine, created by Tianjin-based CanSino Biologics, needs to be inhaled and it is expected to&nbsp;quickly become a favourite among a number of people who are not comfortable with needles and syringes.&nbsp;

According to a statement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the vaccine called CanSino’s Ad5-nCoV has received approval from the China’s National Medical Products Administration. The news produced an instant movement in the market as the share prices of the company went up by around 14.5 per cent.&nbsp;

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The company came up with their one-shot Covid drug which were used in China, Pakistan, Hungary, Mexico and Malaysia after completing human testing in March 2020. This new drug is the updated version developed by the company to boost protection against the COVID-19 virus.&nbsp;

According to Bloomberg, the vaccine can be self-administered and that makes it quite lucrative for the healthcare sector as it will significantly reduce the personnel needed for the activity. It also starts working quickly as it directly stimulates antibodies in “nasal and airway tissues” to defend against Covid.&nbsp;

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Right now, the one-shot vaccine was found to be 66 per cent effective when it comes to Covid prevention and around 91 per cent effective when it comes to other severe diseases. &nbsp;

This is not the first Covid vaccine that can be inhaled as similar products were also developed by AstraZeneca&nbsp;and&nbsp;Johnson &amp; Johnson but this was the first one to get approved.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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The first needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is here and China became the first country to approve it. The vaccine, created by Tianjin-based CanSino Biologics, needs to be inhaled and it is expected to quickly become a favourite among a number of people who are not comfortable with needles and syringes.

The first needle-free COVID-19 vaccine is here and China became the first country to approve it. The vaccine, created by Tianjin-based CanSino Biologics, needs to be inhaled and it is expected to quickly become a favourite among a number of people who are not comfortable with needles and syringes. According to a statement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the vaccine called CanSino’s Ad5-nCoV has received approval from the China’s National Medical Products Administration. The news produced an instant movement in the market as the share prices of the company went up by around 14.5 per cent. Also read | Canada: 10 killed in mass stabbings. All you need to know about the incident The company came up with their one-shot Covid drug which were used in China, Pakistan, Hungary, Mexico and Malaysia after completing human testing in March 2020. This new drug is the updated version developed by the company to boost protection against the COVID-19 virus. According to Bloomberg, the vaccine can be self-administered and that makes it quite lucrative for the healthcare sector as it will significantly reduce the personnel needed for the activity. It also starts working quickly as it directly stimulates antibodies in “nasal and airway tissues” to defend against Covid. Also read | Ukraine takes three settlements in south and east in counter-offensive Right now, the one-shot vaccine was found to be 66 per cent effective when it comes to Covid prevention and around 91 per cent effective when it comes to other severe diseases. This is not the first Covid vaccine that can be inhaled as similar products were also developed by AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson but this was the first one to get approved. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE -

China approves world's first inhaled COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use

The Iranian government is looking to implement a new technology which will allow them to identify the women who are not complying with the country’s tough new law which makes wearing hijabs in public compulsory.&nbsp; The women breaking the law signed by President Ebrahim Raisi will be recognised with the help of&nbsp;face recognition technology, Mohammad Saleh Hashemi Golpayegani, the secretary of Iran’s Headquarters for Promoting Virtue and Preventing Vice, said according to The Guardian.&nbsp;

The new law was signed on August 15, more than a month on July 12 – the national “Hijab and Chastity Day” celebrated in Iran. The occasion saw widespread protests by women in the country and they were out in the streets without any head coverings resulting in a number of arrests and detentions.&nbsp;

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“The Iranian government has long played with the idea of using facial recognition to identify people who violate the law, Azadeh Akbari, a researcher at the University of Twente, told The Guardian. “The regime combines violent ‘old-fashioned’ forms of totalitarian control dressed up in new technologies.”&nbsp;

Iran currently issues biometric identity cards for their citizens which store information like iris scans and fingerprints. The announcement sparked fears among a number of people in the country that the same technology will now be used to facially identify dissenters and also snoop on the general public.&nbsp;

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“A large chunk of the Iranian population is now in this national biometric data bank, as many public services are becoming dependent on biometric IDs.” &nbsp;

“So, the government has access to all the faces; they know where people come from and they can easily find them. A person in a viral video can be identified in seconds,” Akbari explained.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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The Iranian government is looking to implement a new technology which will allow them to identify the women who are not complying with the country’s tough new law which makes wearing hijabs in public compulsory.

The Iranian government is looking to implement a new technology which will allow them to identify the women who are not complying with the country’s tough new law which makes wearing hijabs in public compulsory. The women breaking the law signed by President Ebrahim Raisi will be recognised with the help of face recognition technology, Mohammad Saleh Hashemi Golpayegani, the secretary of Iran’s Headquarters for Promoting Virtue and Preventing Vice, said according to The Guardian. The new law was signed on August 15, more than a month on July 12 – the national “Hijab and Chastity Day” celebrated in Iran. The occasion saw widespread protests by women in the country and they were out in the streets without any head coverings resulting in a number of arrests and detentions. Also read | Canada: 10 killed in mass stabbings. All you need to know about the incident “The Iranian government has long played with the idea of using facial recognition to identify people who violate the law, Azadeh Akbari, a researcher at the University of Twente, told The Guardian. “The regime combines violent ‘old-fashioned’ forms of totalitarian control dressed up in new technologies.” Iran currently issues biometric identity cards for their citizens which store information like iris scans and fingerprints. The announcement sparked fears among a number of people in the country that the same technology will now be used to facially identify dissenters and also snoop on the general public. Also read | Ukraine takes three settlements in south and east in counter-offensive “A large chunk of the Iranian population is now in this national biometric data bank, as many public services are becoming dependent on biometric IDs.” “So, the government has access to all the faces; they know where people come from and they can easily find them. A person in a viral video can be identified in seconds,” Akbari explained. (With inputs from agencies)

Iran plans to use surveillance technology to enforce new hijab law

Indian-origin Laxman Narasimhan will be replacing Howard Schultz as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Coffee giant&nbsp;Starbucks, the company announced on Thursday. Laxman, who was formerly the CEO of Reckitt – makers of Durex condoms and Mucinex cold syrup, will join the company on October 1.&nbsp;

Schultz, who has served as Starbucks CEO on multiple occasions, will be staying with the company as interim chief till 2023 and then, will&nbsp;continue as a member of the Board of Directors.&nbsp;

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Narasimhan, born in Pune, India earned his degree in mechanical engineering from the&nbsp;Savitribai Phule Pune University. He moved to the United States for further studies and completed his MA in German and International Studies from The Lauder Institute at the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA in Finance from the&nbsp;Wharton School&nbsp;at the&nbsp;University of Pennsylvania, according to AFP.&nbsp;

Schulz was all praise for his successor as he called Laxman the “right leader to take Starbucks into its next chapter”. He also praised Laxman for his “partner-centred approach” and “track record”.&nbsp;

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“When I learned about Laxman’s desire to relocate, it became apparent that he is the right leader to take Starbucks into its next chapter. He is uniquely positioned to shape this work and lead the company forward with his partner-centred approach and demonstrated track record of building capabilities and driving growth in both mature and emerging markets,” he said according to the Starbucks statement.&nbsp;

Narasimhan served as the Reckitt CEO from September 2019 and previously, he was also the Chief Business Officer at Pepsi Co. He was also a member of British prime minister Boris Johnson’s Build Back Better Council which was aimed at “economic recovery and growth across the UK”.&nbsp;

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Indian-origin Laxman Narasimhan will be replacing Howard Schultz as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Coffee giant Starbucks, the company announced on Thursday.

Indian-origin Laxman Narasimhan will be replacing Howard Schultz as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Coffee giant Starbucks, the company announced on Thursday. Laxman, who was formerly the CEO of Reckitt – makers of Durex condoms and Mucinex cold syrup, will join the company on October 1. Schultz, who has served as Starbucks CEO on multiple occasions, will be staying with the company as interim chief till 2023 and then, will continue as a member of the Board of Directors. Also read | Donald Trump and his supporters are 'threat to democracy', says Joe Biden Narasimhan, born in Pune, India earned his degree in mechanical engineering from the Savitribai Phule Pune University. He moved to the United States for further studies and completed his MA in German and International Studies from The Lauder Institute at the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, according to AFP. Schulz was all praise for his successor as he called Laxman the “right leader to take Starbucks into its next chapter”. He also praised Laxman for his “partner-centred approach” and “track record”. Also read | US-Russia nuclear weapons inspection must as per New START Treaty, says US “When I learned about Laxman’s desire to relocate, it became apparent that he is the right leader to take Starbucks into its next chapter. He is uniquely positioned to shape this work and lead the company forward with his partner-centred approach and demonstrated track record of building capabilities and driving growth in both mature and emerging markets,” he said according to the Starbucks statement. Narasimhan served as the Reckitt CEO from September 2019 and previously, he was also the Chief Business Officer at Pepsi Co. He was also a member of British prime minister Boris Johnson’s Build Back Better Council which was aimed at “economic recovery and growth across the UK”.

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