In the latest, up to six people are believed to have played a role in the security breach at the Indian Parliament on December 13. The disturbance occurred with two individuals causing a commotion within the lower house (Lok Sabha), two stationed outside near Transport Bhavan, and an additional two currently evading authorities, allegedly providing shelter to the four and conspiring in the plan.

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Christian Lanng, the CEO of San Francisco-based tech company Tradeshift, is facing shocking accusations in a lawsuit filed by a former employee, referred to as Jane Doe.

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After a brief respite, Covid cases in the Indian state of Kerala are witnessing a concerning surge, with active cases rising sharply from 33 to 768 within a month.

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Ozempic, a widely-used medication for weight management and type 2 diabetes, may unintentionally mitigate alcohol cravings and symptoms of alcohol use disorder (AUD), according to a case series in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry.

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Japan has selected the kanji character for "tax" as its word of the year, reflecting a rising public apprehension about the cost of living and impending tax hikes.

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In an unusual incident, a Russian-Israeli man, Sergey Vladimirovich Ochigava, managed to fly from Copenhagen to Los Angeles without a passport or ticket, raising security concerns.

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A 34-year-old woman in China, identified as Song, marked the conclusion of her four-year marriage with a grand divorce celebration. According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Song and her friend decorated the venue with red banners proclaiming the end of the marriage and congratulating the "diva" on her single status.

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In China's Zhejiang province lies the submerged city of Shicheng, intentionally flooded in 1959 to accommodate the Xin'an hydroelectric dam. Nearly 300,000 people were relocated, and Shicheng remained "forgotten" until its rediscovery in 2001 during a Chinese government expedition.

Ancient Chinese city resurfaces after decades underwater and is now open only to experienced divers. Watch

Dilip Rathod, an Indian farmer from Shivani village in Ghatanji tehsil of Yavatmal in the state of Maharashtra, expressed his frustration at the meager insurance payout of Rs 52.

Indian farmer mockingly seeks police escort for $0.64 'significant' crop loss compensation from govt

A first-edition copy of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," discovered in a Scottish bookstore's discount bin in the late 1990s, recently sold for an impressive $69,000 at auction.

Harry Potter's rare first edition found in discount bin sells for $69,000 at auction

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