India's hypersonic missile program is poised to surpass global capabilities within five years. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is advancing technology under the "Vishnu" initiative, aiming to develop two long-range hypersonic missile systems. One of the most

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Former India No.1 Tennis player Gaurav Natekar has founded the World Pickleball League- India's first franchise-based league in the sport. Arjuna Awardee Natekar breaks down the rise of the sport in India and across the globe in a conversation with WION Sports Correspondent Vidur Kathuria.

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The United States has charged a former Indian official for his role in a foiled plot to kill a Sikh separatist leader. 39-year-old Vikash Yadav is charged with conspiracy to commit murder for hire and money laundering. He's the second Indian national after Nikhil Gupta to be charged in the alleged plot to kill Pannun.

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Two&nbsp;accused of the Bahraich violence, Sarfaraz and Mohammad Talib, were shot in the leg by Uttar Pradesh Police while trying to flee to Nepal&nbsp;on Thursday.

Amitabh Yash, Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order), Special Task Force, Uttar Pradesh, said that five accused in the matter have been arrested.

"A total of five people who are the main accused in the case have been arrested. A short exchange of fire took place in which two people were injured. The injured are Sarfaraz and Mohammad Talib. There is no death and the injured have been taken to the hospital," Amitabh Yash said.

ADGP (Law and Order), STF, Uttar Pradesh, said that two people were injured in the encounter and were admitted to a hospital.

SP Bahraich, Vrinda Shukla, said, "Five people have been arrested. Two of them have been injured in police firing. I am here to assess their condition. One of the injured is Md. Sarfaraz, the other other is Md. Talib."

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One Ramgopal Mishra was killed while several others were injured after a clash erupted between two communities during the Durga idol immersion procession in the Mahasi area of Bahraich district in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday.

Earlier on Thursday, Bahraich Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr Sanjay Kumar Sharma, said that Ramgopal Mishra, who was killed in a clash that erupted between two communities during the Durga idol immersion procession in Bahraich, died due to "excessive bleeding".

The CMO said, "The information that we have - that man died of excessive bleeding due to 25-30 pellets injuries. There are some injury marks above his left eye and on the toes. Some part of the nails of both feet is also missing."

Appealing to not spread misinformation on social media, Superintendent of Police (SP) Rural, Pavitra Mohan Tripathi, said, "To disturb the social harmony, misinformation is being spread on social media—there's been a single death in the incident and the reason for death is also clear in the post-mortem report, which is bullet injuries. I request people not to spread misinformation and also not to believe in any of such misinformation. The situation is peaceful in the district."

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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that providing justice to the family of the victim of the Bahraich violence is the government's top priority, and the culprits will not be spared at any cost. He said this after meeting with family members of the deceased in Lucknow.

The family has been provided Rs 10 lakh, a house under the PM Awas Yojana, and an Antyodaya card.

On October 16, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath-led state government also initiated action against police officials.

The SHO of Hardi police station in charge of the Mahsi area was removed along with CO Mahsi Rupendra Gaur. CO Ravi Khokhar of Rampur was given charge of CO Mahsi in Bahraich.

According to the police, the procession was passing by a Muslim area when the two groups argued over some issue.&nbsp;

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Two accused of the Bahraich violence, Sarfaraz and Mohammad Talib, were shot in the leg by Uttar Pradesh Police while trying to flee to Nepal on Thursday. Amitabh Yash, Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order), Special Task Force, Uttar Pradesh, said that five accused in the matter have been arrested.

Two accused of the Bahraich violence, Sarfaraz and Mohammad Talib, were shot in the leg by Uttar Pradesh Police while trying to flee to Nepal on Thursday. Amitabh Yash, Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order), Special Task Force, Uttar Pradesh, said that five accused in the matter have been arrested. "A total of five people who are the main accused in the case have been arrested. A short exchange of fire took place in which two people were injured. The injured are Sarfaraz and Mohammad Talib. There is no death and the injured have been taken to the hospital," Amitabh Yash said. ADGP (Law and Order), STF, Uttar Pradesh, said that two people were injured in the encounter and were admitted to a hospital. SP Bahraich, Vrinda Shukla, said, "Five people have been arrested. Two of them have been injured in police firing. I am here to assess their condition. One of the injured is Md. Sarfaraz, the other other is Md. Talib." Also read: Man in India's UP shot dead amid communal faceoff over playing music during religious procession One Ramgopal Mishra was killed while several others were injured after a clash erupted between two communities during the Durga idol immersion procession in the Mahasi area of Bahraich district in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday. Earlier on Thursday, Bahraich Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr Sanjay Kumar Sharma, said that Ramgopal Mishra, who was killed in a clash that erupted between two communities during the Durga idol immersion procession in Bahraich, died due to "excessive bleeding". The CMO said, "The information that we have - that man died of excessive bleeding due to 25-30 pellets injuries. There are some injury marks above his left eye and on the toes. Some part of the nails of both feet is also missing." Appealing to not spread misinformation on social media, Superintendent of Police (SP) Rural, Pavitra Mohan Tripathi, said, "To disturb the social harmony, misinformation is being spread on social media—there's been a single death in the incident and the reason for death is also clear in the post-mortem report, which is bullet injuries. I request people not to spread misinformation and also not to believe in any of such misinformation. The situation is peaceful in the district." Watch | Wolves terrorise residents, killing 8 people in Uttar Pradesh × Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that providing justice to the family of the victim of the Bahraich violence is the government's top priority, and the culprits will not be spared at any cost. He said this after meeting with family members of the deceased in Lucknow. The family has been provided Rs 10 lakh, a house under the PM Awas Yojana, and an Antyodaya card. On October 16, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath-led state government also initiated action against police officials. The SHO of Hardi police station in charge of the Mahsi area was removed along with CO Mahsi Rupendra Gaur. CO Ravi Khokhar of Rampur was given charge of CO Mahsi in Bahraich. According to the police, the procession was passing by a Muslim area when the two groups argued over some issue. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Two Bahraich violence accused shot at by UP Police in encounter, 5 held while trying to flee to Nepal

An Indian-origin man in Canada has raised concerns about a "disturbing rise” in incidents of hate against Indians in Canada amid the increased tensions between the two countries.&nbsp;

Ashwin Annamalai, who holds Canadian citizenship, said that he was the victim of a racist outburst from a woman who “mistakenly assumed” he was Indian.&nbsp;

However, Annamalai confronted the woman when she asked him to "go back" where he came from. He filmed the conversation with the woman and shared it on X, saying that the “random woman gave him the finger and spewed hate” while he was out for a walk in Waterloo, Ontario. 
 
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Annamalai came to Canada in 2018 as an international student and has gained Canadian citizenship since then.&nbsp;

“I never faced the hardships the international students are facing nowadays. This is not the Canada I came to,” he told the Waterloo Region Record last month.

During his argument with the woman, Annamalai explained that he is not Indian. “I am Canadian,” he told her as she lashed out aggressively at him.&nbsp;

“You’re not Canadian. I’m being aggressive to you because too many Indians are in Canada and I want you to go back,” she said, looking straight into Annamalai’s camera during her racist rant.

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“Go back, go back to India,” she yelled in the face of Annamalai’s repeated insistence that he is Canadian. “Your parents are not from Canada, your grandparents are not from here,” she added.&nbsp;

However, as the heat triggered more between them, the woman started a new argument, saying, “You can’t even speak English.”

To this, Annamalai responded in French, asking the woman if she could talk in French – one of Canada's official languages.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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She responded in English, insisting that she understood French, before stalking off while yelling profanities.

“When I challenged her very politely she went about her racist rants... She also is upset that there are black people in the community. She also accuses me of not speaking English &amp; that I need to just leave. This isn’t an isolated incident. Such hate-filled encounters have been happening regularly since the beginning of the year, &amp; people seem to be getting more emboldened,” Annamalai shared in his post on X.

Annamalai, while speaking to Waterloo Region Record last month, said that he did not face any racism in Canada until 2023.

(With inputs from agencies)

An Indian-origin man in Canada has raised concerns about a "disturbing rise” in incidents of hate against Indians in Canada amid the increased tensions between the two countries.

An Indian-origin man in Canada has raised concerns about a "disturbing rise” in incidents of hate against Indians in Canada amid the increased tensions between the two countries. Ashwin Annamalai, who holds Canadian citizenship, said that he was the victim of a racist outburst from a woman who “mistakenly assumed” he was Indian. However, Annamalai confronted the woman when she asked him to "go back" where he came from. He filmed the conversation with the woman and shared it on X, saying that the “random woman gave him the finger and spewed hate” while he was out for a walk in Waterloo, Ontario. Content warning: The visuals may be disturbing to some users. It may contain some profanity as well. Viewer discretion is advised. WION is not responsible for the content of the video. The once welcoming community of Kitchener-Waterloo has seen a disturbing rise in hate, particularly against people of colour. Here’s a personal account of what I experienced today: A random woman gave me the finger & spewed hate while I was out for a walk at Erb/Avondale 🧵 1/n pic.twitter.com/TxvXeXW3Yd — Ashwin Annamalai (@ignorantsapient) October 15, 2024 × Annamalai came to Canada in 2018 as an international student and has gained Canadian citizenship since then. “I never faced the hardships the international students are facing nowadays. This is not the Canada I came to,” he told the Waterloo Region Record last month. During his argument with the woman, Annamalai explained that he is not Indian. “I am Canadian,” he told her as she lashed out aggressively at him. “You’re not Canadian. I’m being aggressive to you because too many Indians are in Canada and I want you to go back,” she said, looking straight into Annamalai’s camera during her racist rant. Also read: Canada a safe haven for Khalistani terrorists and gangsters? Why isn't Ottawa taking action? “Go back, go back to India,” she yelled in the face of Annamalai’s repeated insistence that he is Canadian. “Your parents are not from Canada, your grandparents are not from here,” she added. However, as the heat triggered more between them, the woman started a new argument, saying, “You can’t even speak English.” To this, Annamalai responded in French, asking the woman if she could talk in French – one of Canada's official languages. Watch | India-Canada Row: India Slams Canada's Allegations Against Indian High Commission × She responded in English, insisting that she understood French, before stalking off while yelling profanities. “When I challenged her very politely she went about her racist rants... She also is upset that there are black people in the community. She also accuses me of not speaking English & that I need to just leave. This isn’t an isolated incident. Such hate-filled encounters have been happening regularly since the beginning of the year, & people seem to be getting more emboldened,” Annamalai shared in his post on X. Annamalai, while speaking to Waterloo Region Record last month, said that he did not face any racism in Canada until 2023. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian-origin man says 'disturbing rise in hate’ in Canada after woman vehemently asks him to return to India

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The discovery of a giant fossil skull of an elephant in India's Kashmir Valley has left the scientists puzzled.

The elephant&nbsp;skull&nbsp;was found buried along with 87&nbsp;stone tools which were used by prehistoric humans and other materials which were excavated under Dr Ghulam Bhat at the University of Jammu.

The skull was studied by an international team of scientists from the Florida Museum of Natural History, the British Museum, the University of York, and the Natural History Museum (London), along with the University of Helsinki's Dr. Steven Zhang to find out the age and evolutionary context of this megaherbivore. The paper was&nbsp;published&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.

"From the general shape of the skull, it's quite apparent that the elephant belonged to Palaeoloxodon, or straight-tusked elephants, among the largest land mammals that ever lived. Full-grown adults easily stood around 4m tall at the shoulder and weighed 9–10 tonnes," said Zhang, who is a palaeontologist from the University's Department of Geosciences and Geography.

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"Yet what's puzzled experts for some time is that the Kashmir skull lacks a thickened, forward-projecting crest at the skull roof which typifies other Palaeoloxodon skulls found in India," he added.

<h2>Here's what recent research found in the skull&nbsp;</h2>

In recent research, it was found that the skull crest in these elephants turned more prominent with sexual and developmental maturity.&nbsp;

"From the size, the wisdom teeth and a few other telltale features of the skull, it is evident that the animal was a majestic bull elephant in the prime of its life, but the lack of a well-developed skull crest, particularly in comparison with other mature male skulls from Europe and from India, tells us we have a different species on our hands here," Zhang said.

According to the research team, the features of the Kashmiri skull matched another obscure skull from Turkmenistan which belonged to a distinct species called Palaeoloxodon turkmenicus.

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"What's always been puzzling about the Turkmen skull is that, besides the lack of a prominent crest at the skull roof, its other features are highly similar to the already well-known European species, P. antiquus. And this led a number of experts to suggest that the Turkmen specimen is simply an aberrant individual of the European species," Zhang stated&nbsp;

"But with the Kashmir skull added to the mix, it becomes clear now that the two specimens can be theorized to represent a&nbsp;distinct species&nbsp;that we previously knew very little about, with a broad distribution from Central Asia to the northern Indian Subcontinent," explained Dr Advait Jukar, the lead author of the study.&nbsp;

After measuring protein decomposition in the Kashmir Palaeoloxodon skull's tooth enamel and observing the stone tools found alongside, the team suggested that the skull belonged to a species distinct from other Eurasian Palaeoloxodon, which might be Palaeoloxodon turkmenicus.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The discovery of a giant fossil skull of an elephant in India's Kashmir Valley has left the scientists puzzled. The elephant skull was found buried along with 87 stone tools which were used by prehistoric humans and other materials which were excavated under Dr Ghulam Bhat at the University of Jammu.

The discovery of a giant fossil skull of an elephant in India's Kashmir Valley has left the scientists puzzled. The elephant skull was found buried along with 87 stone tools which were used by prehistoric humans and other materials which were excavated under Dr Ghulam Bhat at the University of Jammu. The skull was studied by an international team of scientists from the Florida Museum of Natural History, the British Museum, the University of York, and the Natural History Museum (London), along with the University of Helsinki's Dr. Steven Zhang to find out the age and evolutionary context of this megaherbivore. The paper was published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. "From the general shape of the skull, it's quite apparent that the elephant belonged to Palaeoloxodon, or straight-tusked elephants, among the largest land mammals that ever lived. Full-grown adults easily stood around 4m tall at the shoulder and weighed 9–10 tonnes," said Zhang, who is a palaeontologist from the University's Department of Geosciences and Geography. Also Read: Mass extinction event that occurred 40 years back never happened. 'It's a miracle...' "Yet what's puzzled experts for some time is that the Kashmir skull lacks a thickened, forward-projecting crest at the skull roof which typifies other Palaeoloxodon skulls found in India," he added. Here's what recent research found in the skull In recent research, it was found that the skull crest in these elephants turned more prominent with sexual and developmental maturity. "From the size, the wisdom teeth and a few other telltale features of the skull, it is evident that the animal was a majestic bull elephant in the prime of its life, but the lack of a well-developed skull crest, particularly in comparison with other mature male skulls from Europe and from India, tells us we have a different species on our hands here," Zhang said. According to the research team, the features of the Kashmiri skull matched another obscure skull from Turkmenistan which belonged to a distinct species called Palaeoloxodon turkmenicus. Also Read: Scientists discover new species of rare ghost shark in New Zealand waters "What's always been puzzling about the Turkmen skull is that, besides the lack of a prominent crest at the skull roof, its other features are highly similar to the already well-known European species, P. antiquus. And this led a number of experts to suggest that the Turkmen specimen is simply an aberrant individual of the European species," Zhang stated "But with the Kashmir skull added to the mix, it becomes clear now that the two specimens can be theorized to represent a distinct species that we previously knew very little about, with a broad distribution from Central Asia to the northern Indian Subcontinent," explained Dr Advait Jukar, the lead author of the study. After measuring protein decomposition in the Kashmir Palaeoloxodon skull's tooth enamel and observing the stone tools found alongside, the team suggested that the skull belonged to a species distinct from other Eurasian Palaeoloxodon, which might be Palaeoloxodon turkmenicus. (With inputs from agencies)

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U.S. and UK express full-support for Canada’s allegations against India. Britain joins its five-eyes alliance partner, says India’s corporation is ‘next best step’. UK also declares that it has full trust in Canada’s judiciary system amid investigation. Statement follows a phone call between Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and UK PM Keir Starmer. Downing Street says leaders discussed developments regarding Canada’s allegations. Watch to know more!

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Several areas in Indian southern states of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu received little to moderate rainfall on Thursday. In the last few days dur to heavy rains brought the residential neighbourhoods and roads under knee deep water. Watch to know more.

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