Officials in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat found drugs worth more than Rs 1.15 crore ($137,827) found in children’s lunch boxes and candies, on Saturday (Jun 1), said the police.&nbsp;

<h2>What was found?</h2>

The illicit substance was found after a joint operation by the Ahmedabad Crime Branch along with the customs and excise departments. The seized marijuana was said to have originated from Canada, the United States, and Thailand.&nbsp;

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The city’s crime branch has also reportedly detained one person and launched a probe. Out of the several parcels of drugs seized, 11 from the US, two were from Canada, and one of them was from Thailand, according to local media reports.

The parcels were recovered from a Foreign Post office located in the city’s Shahibaug area which has seen similar packages in the past.&nbsp;

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The officials also said that they are looking into the data they have received so far to understand the modus operandi of the people involved in the smuggling and to whom they were supposed to reach.&nbsp;

<h2>Hybrid cannabis in Ahmedabad</h2>

This is not the first time that hybrid cannabis has been seized in the city. In October, the Ahmedabad district Special Operations Group (SOG) arrested three people for allegedly getting hybrid cannabis into India and peddling it.&nbsp;

At the time, the police said that they had seized 383 grams of hybrid cannabis and 27.45 of hashish.&nbsp;

<h2>India’s biggest drug bust</h2>

In what was said to be India’s biggest drug bust, officials seized around 3,300 kgs of narcotics from an Iranian boat off the Gujarat coast following a joint operation by the Navy, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), back in February.&nbsp;

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The illicit drugs worth around $267 million included 3,089 kg of hashish, 158 kg of methamphetamine and 25 kg of morphine, according to India’s Ministry of Defence.&nbsp;

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Officials in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat found drugs worth more than Rs 1.15 crore ($137,827) found in children’s lunch boxes and candies, on Saturday (Jun 1), said the police.

Officials in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat found drugs worth more than Rs 1.15 crore ($137,827) found in children’s lunch boxes and candies, on Saturday (Jun 1), said the police. What was found? The illicit substance was found after a joint operation by the Ahmedabad Crime Branch along with the customs and excise departments. The seized marijuana was said to have originated from Canada, the United States, and Thailand. Which agency is doing the best in dealing with drugs mafia? -The answer is Gujarat gvt. In a joint operation, Ahmedabad Crime Branch, Customs, and Excise Department seized synthetic & hybrid weed worth crores. It was being smuggled in toys, lunch boxes etc. pic.twitter.com/YEW9ybzb71 — Mr Sinha (Modi's family) (@MrSinha_) June 1, 2024 × The city’s crime branch has also reportedly detained one person and launched a probe. Out of the several parcels of drugs seized, 11 from the US, two were from Canada, and one of them was from Thailand, according to local media reports. The parcels were recovered from a Foreign Post office located in the city’s Shahibaug area which has seen similar packages in the past. Also Read | Arvind Kejriwal urges voters to exercise franchise to end 'dictatorship' The officials also said that they are looking into the data they have received so far to understand the modus operandi of the people involved in the smuggling and to whom they were supposed to reach. Hybrid cannabis in Ahmedabad This is not the first time that hybrid cannabis has been seized in the city. In October, the Ahmedabad district Special Operations Group (SOG) arrested three people for allegedly getting hybrid cannabis into India and peddling it. At the time, the police said that they had seized 383 grams of hybrid cannabis and 27.45 of hashish. India’s biggest drug bust In what was said to be India’s biggest drug bust, officials seized around 3,300 kgs of narcotics from an Iranian boat off the Gujarat coast following a joint operation by the Navy, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), back in February. Also Read | Amit Shah slams Congress for boycotting Exit Polls, asks them not to 'run away' The illicit drugs worth around $267 million included 3,089 kg of hashish, 158 kg of methamphetamine and 25 kg of morphine, according to India’s Ministry of Defence. (With inputs from agencies)

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Prince King, an 81-year-old California man who was accused of being a "serial slingshot shooter" targeting his neighbours for nearly a decade, has died just days after his arrest.&nbsp;

According to a report by the Los Angeles County medical examiner, King died of heart disease on Wednesday (May 29) at a private residence.

<h2>Slingshot shooter's arrest</h2>

Authorities had arrested King last week after concluding a "lengthy investigation" into a series of incidents involving ball bearings being fired at cars and homes in the city of Azusa for years.&nbsp;

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The octogenarian who was facing felony and misdemeanour vandalism charges had pleaded not guilty. He was scheduled to appear in court next month.

King was released on Tuesday after his arraignment, with the judge ordering him to stay 200 yards (183 metres) away from his Azusa home.

At the time of his release, he was also instructed not to contact his alleged victims and was prohibited from possessing any deadly weapons, including slingshots.&nbsp;He was due back in court on June 17.

On Wednesday morning, police responded to a call about a possible dead person and found King at the residence.&nbsp;

Azusa police Sgt. Nick Covarrubias told the San Gabriel Valley Tribune that they "didn’t find any evidence of foul play".&nbsp;

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The medical examiner's report confirmed that King's death was "natural," caused by arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

King's arrest came after police executed a search warrant at his home, discovering ball bearings and a slingshot.&nbsp;

They managed to arrest him when a recent increase in complaints revealed a discernible "pattern", leading them to "narrow it down to a specific residence". The only motive they could determine was "malicious mischief".

Authorities had accused him of firing the slingshot at home windows and car windshields, and "almost" hitting people over a span of nine to 10 years.&nbsp;

Police noted that "dozens of citizens were being victimised by a serial slingshot shooter".

(With inputs from agencies)

Prince King, an 81-year-old California man who was accused of being a "serial slingshot shooter" targeting his neighbours for nearly a decade, has died just days after his arrest.

Prince King, an 81-year-old California man who was accused of being a "serial slingshot shooter" targeting his neighbours for nearly a decade, has died just days after his arrest. According to a report by the Los Angeles County medical examiner, King died of heart disease on Wednesday (May 29) at a private residence. Slingshot shooter's arrest Authorities had arrested King last week after concluding a "lengthy investigation" into a series of incidents involving ball bearings being fired at cars and homes in the city of Azusa for years. Also read | Tribute to late Iranian president at UN stirs anger The octogenarian who was facing felony and misdemeanour vandalism charges had pleaded not guilty. He was scheduled to appear in court next month. King was released on Tuesday after his arraignment, with the judge ordering him to stay 200 yards (183 metres) away from his Azusa home. At the time of his release, he was also instructed not to contact his alleged victims and was prohibited from possessing any deadly weapons, including slingshots. He was due back in court on June 17. On Wednesday morning, police responded to a call about a possible dead person and found King at the residence. Azusa police Sgt. Nick Covarrubias told the San Gabriel Valley Tribune that they "didn’t find any evidence of foul play". Also read | US Judge approves WeWork's chapter 11 bankruptcy plan The medical examiner's report confirmed that King's death was "natural," caused by arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease. King's arrest came after police executed a search warrant at his home, discovering ball bearings and a slingshot. They managed to arrest him when a recent increase in complaints revealed a discernible "pattern", leading them to "narrow it down to a specific residence". The only motive they could determine was "malicious mischief". Authorities had accused him of firing the slingshot at home windows and car windshields, and "almost" hitting people over a span of nine to 10 years. Police noted that "dozens of citizens were being victimised by a serial slingshot shooter". (With inputs from agencies)

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President Joe Biden has given the&nbsp;nod to Ukraine to use American weapons to strike targets within Russian territory, though with restrictions.&nbsp;

Kyiv is allowed to target areas just over the border near Kharkiv, following significant Russian advances around this northeastern city, which is close to the Russian border, according to two US officials who spoke with CNN.

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“The president recently directed his team to make sure that Ukraine is able to use US supplied-weapons for counterfire purposes in Kharkiv so Ukraine can hit back at Russian forces hitting them or preparing to hit them,” one of the officials said.

The easing of restrictions represents a departure from long-standing policy and occurs amid increasing international pressure from close US allies. But it is limited to the area around Kharkiv, and Ukraine has not requested permission beyond that, the official said, adding that they do not anticipate the US widening the area allowed.

Politico was first to report the news.

Kyiv made urged Washington to change its policy in just the past few weeks as Russian forces have made their advance, the official said.&nbsp;

Russian forces, ammunitions depots and logistical hubs can now be targeted with US-provided artillery and rockets across the border from Kharkiv in western Russia.

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The administration remains firm in barring Ukraine from using its most powerful munitions to strike Russia: the long-range ATACMS missiles, which can hit targets up to 200 miles (or 300 kilometres) away.

Ukraine has been allowed to use US anti-aircraft weapons to take down the Russian aircraft flying in both Ukrainian and Russian airspace, the first official emphasised.&nbsp;

Secretary of State Antony Blinken publicly signalled a willingness to change the administration’s tact this week when he noted that the US could “adapt and adjust” its position.

<h2>France and Germany support Ukraine's use of western weapons</h2>

France and Germany have said that Ukraine should be permitted to use their weaponry against targets inside Russia from which Moscow attacks Ukraine.

While addressing the media, alongside German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday (May 28), French President Emmanuel Macron outlined that French weapons supplied to Ukraine, including long-range missiles, were permitted to strike targets within Russia.

The issue is a controversial one, with fears from Western leaders that if their weaponry is used to strike inside Russia, it would escalate the violence and trigger a wider war involving NATO.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has repetitively asked permission from his allies to expand the usage of the provided weapons to strike inside Russia.

(With inputs from agencies)

President Joe Biden has given the nod to Ukraine to use American weapons to strike targets within Russian territory, though with restrictions. Kyiv is allowed to target areas just over the border near Kharkiv, following significant Russian advances around this northeastern city, which is close to the Russian border, according to two US officials who spoke with CNN.

President Joe Biden has given the nod to Ukraine to use American weapons to strike targets within Russian territory, though with restrictions. Kyiv is allowed to target areas just over the border near Kharkiv, following significant Russian advances around this northeastern city, which is close to the Russian border, according to two US officials who spoke with CNN. Also read: Trump hush money trial: New York jury finds ex-US prez guilty on all charges “The president recently directed his team to make sure that Ukraine is able to use US supplied-weapons for counterfire purposes in Kharkiv so Ukraine can hit back at Russian forces hitting them or preparing to hit them,” one of the officials said. The easing of restrictions represents a departure from long-standing policy and occurs amid increasing international pressure from close US allies. But it is limited to the area around Kharkiv, and Ukraine has not requested permission beyond that, the official said, adding that they do not anticipate the US widening the area allowed. Politico was first to report the news. Kyiv made urged Washington to change its policy in just the past few weeks as Russian forces have made their advance, the official said. Russian forces, ammunitions depots and logistical hubs can now be targeted with US-provided artillery and rockets across the border from Kharkiv in western Russia. Also read: France, Germany back Ukraine's use of western weapons on Russian soil The administration remains firm in barring Ukraine from using its most powerful munitions to strike Russia: the long-range ATACMS missiles, which can hit targets up to 200 miles (or 300 kilometres) away. Ukraine has been allowed to use US anti-aircraft weapons to take down the Russian aircraft flying in both Ukrainian and Russian airspace, the first official emphasised. Secretary of State Antony Blinken publicly signalled a willingness to change the administration’s tact this week when he noted that the US could “adapt and adjust” its position. France and Germany support Ukraine's use of western weapons France and Germany have said that Ukraine should be permitted to use their weaponry against targets inside Russia from which Moscow attacks Ukraine. While addressing the media, alongside German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday (May 28), French President Emmanuel Macron outlined that French weapons supplied to Ukraine, including long-range missiles, were permitted to strike targets within Russia. The issue is a controversial one, with fears from Western leaders that if their weaponry is used to strike inside Russia, it would escalate the violence and trigger a wider war involving NATO. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has repetitively asked permission from his allies to expand the usage of the provided weapons to strike inside Russia. (With inputs from agencies)

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A New York jury has found former US president Donald Trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in the hush money case involving adult actor Stormy Daniels, making him the first former president convicted of a crime. Meanwhile,&nbsp;US President Joe Biden has authorised Ukraine to use American weapons for limited strikes in Russia.

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President Joe Biden has given a nod to Ukraine to use American weapons to strike targets within Russian territory, though with restrictions.&nbsp;

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A New York jury has found former US president Donald Trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in the hush money case involving adult actor Stormy Daniels, making him the first former president convicted of a crime.

A New York jury has found former US president Donald Trump guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in the hush money case involving adult actor Stormy Daniels, making him the first former president convicted of a crime. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden has authorised Ukraine to use American weapons for limited strikes in Russia. In India, former JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna was arrested at Bengaluru airport and is set to face court over allegations of sexual assault and criminal intimidation. Finally, Japan's space agency has lost contact with its Akatsuki probe to Venus. Click on the headlines to read more Trump becomes first former US president to be convicted following verdict in hush money trial A New York jury on Thursday (May 30) found former United States president Donald Trump guilty on all charges in his hush money case, months before an election that could see him return to the White House. Trump, 77, became the first former US president ever convicted of a crime. A report by the news agency AFP said that the jury found Trump guilty on each of the 34 counts of falsifying business records to hide a payment meant to silence adult actor Stormy Daniels. Biden authorises Ukraine to conduct limited strikes in Russia with US weapons President Joe Biden has given a nod to Ukraine to use American weapons to strike targets within Russian territory, though with restrictions. Kyiv is allowed to target areas just over the border near Kharkiv, following significant Russian advances around this northeastern city, which is close to the Russian border, according to two US officials who spoke with CNN. Karnataka sex scandal: Prajwal Revanna arrested, to be produced in court today Former Janata Dal (Secular) MP Prajwal Revanna was arrested at the Bengaluru airport early Friday (May 31) and brought to the Crime Investigation Department (CID) office. Revanna, who has been accused of sexually assaulting multiple women, is likely to face a probe by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) over allegations of sexual harassment and criminal intimidation following a complaint by a woman who worked in his household. Japan's Venus mission in turmoil: Akatsuki probe vanishes on alien planet Japan has lost contact with humanity's only active probe on the planet Venus, called Akatsuki or 'Dawn'. Watch | China: Xi Jinping calls for peace conference to end war between Israel & Hamas

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