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The Indian and Chinese forces on Wednesday (Oct 30) completed the disengagement process at the two friction points along the&nbsp;Line of Actual Control (LAC):&nbsp;Depsang and&nbsp;Demchok.

Patrolling will soon resume at these points following local commander-level talks between the two sides.

As India celebrates Diwali, the Indian troops are also expected to share sweets with their Chinese counterparts tomorrow (Oct 31).

The two nations had initiated the&nbsp;disengagement process at&nbsp;Depsang and&nbsp;Demchok earlier this week. A meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese leader Xi Jinping further paved the way for reconciliation.&nbsp;

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The military standoff between the two giants that started four years ago with bloody clashes in Ladakh's Galwan valley&nbsp;ended last week as both nations agreed to monitor the border, opening the door for better political and commercial relations.

Last Friday (Oct 25), the Chinese foreign ministry also confirmed that the disengagement process between the two sides had begun.&nbsp;

This work is progressing "smoothly", said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian during a press briefing.

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"In accordance with the recent resolutions on border issues, the Chinese and Indian frontier troops are engaged in relevant work, progressing smoothly at present," the spokesperson added.

India believes India's bilateral ties with China will normalise only after the situation at the de-facto border returns to what it was before May 2020.

Last week, while meeting with China's Xi, PM Modi said maintaining peace at the border should remain “our priority”.

"This is our first formal meeting after five years. Excellency, we welcome the agreements that we have reached over the border. Maintaining peace and tranquility over the border should remain our priority, and mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual sensitivity should remain the basis of our relationship. I am confident that we will hold talks with an open heart and our discussions would be constructive," PM Modi said at the meeting.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Indian and Chinese forces on Wednesday (Oct 30) completed the disengagement process at the two friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC): Depsang and Demchok.

The Indian and Chinese forces on Wednesday (Oct 30) completed the disengagement process at the two friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC): Depsang and Demchok. Patrolling will soon resume at these points following local commander-level talks between the two sides. As India celebrates Diwali, the Indian troops are also expected to share sweets with their Chinese counterparts tomorrow (Oct 31). The two nations had initiated the disengagement process at Depsang and Demchok earlier this week. A meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese leader Xi Jinping further paved the way for reconciliation. Also read: Indian Army Chief warns against China’s tactics along LAC, says, ‘situation stable, but not normal’ The military standoff between the two giants that started four years ago with bloody clashes in Ladakh's Galwan valley ended last week as both nations agreed to monitor the border, opening the door for better political and commercial relations. Last Friday (Oct 25), the Chinese foreign ministry also confirmed that the disengagement process between the two sides had begun. This work is progressing "smoothly", said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian during a press briefing. Also read: ‘We have a problem, but there’s no role for third party’: India’s EAM Jaishankar on border dispute with China "In accordance with the recent resolutions on border issues, the Chinese and Indian frontier troops are engaged in relevant work, progressing smoothly at present," the spokesperson added. India believes India's bilateral ties with China will normalise only after the situation at the de-facto border returns to what it was before May 2020. Last week, while meeting with China's Xi, PM Modi said maintaining peace at the border should remain “our priority”. "This is our first formal meeting after five years. Excellency, we welcome the agreements that we have reached over the border. Maintaining peace and tranquility over the border should remain our priority, and mutual trust, mutual respect and mutual sensitivity should remain the basis of our relationship. I am confident that we will hold talks with an open heart and our discussions would be constructive," PM Modi said at the meeting. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian, Chinese forces complete disengagement at two points along LAC, patrolling to resume soon

As Diwali approaches, India is set to experience a vibrant surge in festive shopping, with projections estimating a remarkable turnover of $50.57 billion. Retailers across the country are bracing for an influx of consumers eager to purchase everything from traditional clothing and sweets to electronics and home decor. This annual shopping spree not only reflects the cultural significance of the festival but also highlights the resilience of the Indian economy as it continues to rebound from previous challenges. With attractive discounts and promotions, businesses are optimistic about achieving record sales during this auspicious period.

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Melania Trump made a&nbsp;surprise appearance at Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday.&nbsp;While speaking to Fox News' “Fox &amp; Friends”&nbsp;on Tuesday (Oct 29), responding&nbsp;to all the criticisms directed at her husband, she defended him by saying he is "not Hitler." She&nbsp;spoke out to support her husband.&nbsp;

She said comparing her husband to Hitler was “terrible”. "He's not Hitler, and all of his supporters, they're standing behind him because they want to see (the) country successful, and we see what kind of support he has," she added, reported by AFP.&nbsp;

John Kelly, Trump's former White House chief of staff had earlier&nbsp;quoted Trump as saying that "Hitler did some good things too" and he "wanted generals like Adolf Hitler had," reported news agency&nbsp;AFP.&nbsp;

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Trump replied to the comments made by his rivals and told supporters on Monday by saying, "I'm not a Nazi. I'm the opposite of a Nazi".&nbsp;

She also mentioned that her husband was aware of her support for abortion rights and was not a surprise to him when her thoughts were published in her new book. She said on Tuesday that her husband knew about her stance long before it came out publicly.&nbsp;

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"My husband knew my position, my belief, since the day we met," she said. "So it was not a big surprise for him. I guess other people in the world didn't know where my stands were, but he was not surprised at all. He knew about it,” cited by AFP.&nbsp;

Melania expressed her emotions towards the current White House campaign and said that several assassination attacks on her husband made this campaign dangerous.&nbsp;

She said, "I'm very vigilant and very selective where I go, and what I do.&nbsp;I always say to him, you know, good luck and be safe," she added.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Melania Trump made a surprise appearance at Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday. While speaking to Fox News' “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday (Oct 29), responding to all the criticisms directed at her husband, she defended him by saying he is "not Hitler.

Melania Trump made a surprise appearance at Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday. While speaking to Fox News' “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday (Oct 29), responding to all the criticisms directed at her husband, she defended him by saying he is "not Hitler." She spoke out to support her husband. She said comparing her husband to Hitler was “terrible”. "He's not Hitler, and all of his supporters, they're standing behind him because they want to see (the) country successful, and we see what kind of support he has," she added, reported by AFP. John Kelly, Trump's former White House chief of staff had earlier quoted Trump as saying that "Hitler did some good things too" and he "wanted generals like Adolf Hitler had," reported news agency AFP. Also Read | US presses Israel to address Gaza humanitarian crisis as 30-day deadline looms Trump replied to the comments made by his rivals and told supporters on Monday by saying, "I'm not a Nazi. I'm the opposite of a Nazi". She also mentioned that her husband was aware of her support for abortion rights and was not a surprise to him when her thoughts were published in her new book. She said on Tuesday that her husband knew about her stance long before it came out publicly. Also Read | 'It's time to end drama': Kamala Harris vows in her 'closing argument' "My husband knew my position, my belief, since the day we met," she said. "So it was not a big surprise for him. I guess other people in the world didn't know where my stands were, but he was not surprised at all. He knew about it,” cited by AFP. Melania expressed her emotions towards the current White House campaign and said that several assassination attacks on her husband made this campaign dangerous. She said, "I'm very vigilant and very selective where I go, and what I do. I always say to him, you know, good luck and be safe," she added. (With inputs from agencies)

Melania Trump jumps to Donald Trump's defence: 'He's not Hitler'

The United States Constitution grants to all the nation's citizens, both natural-born and naturalised, the right to vote. With America in the throes of a&nbsp;highly contentious neck-to-neck battle between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, a question in the minds of many is how to avoid voter suppression.

Here's a guide:

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It is rightly said that 'Knowledge is power'. To ensure you do not suffer voter suppression, you must first know your voter rights.

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Ensure that you meet your state's voter eligibility.

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Each of the 50 states will cast the final vote on Election Day (Nov 5), however, early voting is already underway in many states. Every state has its own schedule for this. Make sure to keep yourself updated with this.

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Thirty-six&nbsp;of the 50 US states require some form of identification for voting. Check with your local election office for up-to-date information on voting requirements.

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If you face any issue with your eligibility at a polling station, you have the right to avail a provisional ballot. These allow you to vote while officials verify your identity and eligibility.

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These modes of voting are available in most of the US states. Check your eligibility for them and make sure to post your vote before the deadlines.&nbsp;

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Take advantage of early voting that is allowed by many states. This can help you avoid any last-minute issues on Election Day.

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Federal and state laws prohibit voter intimidation, which includes threats, harassment, or spreading misinformation. If you experience or witness intimidation, report it to the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683).

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In the US, voters with disabilities have certain rights that make the process easy.&nbsp;Check out this WION guide to know your rights as a voter with disability and more:&nbsp;<a bis_size="{&quot;x&quot;:88,&quot;y&quot;:1031,&quot;w&quot;:761,&quot;h&quot;:16,&quot;abs_x&quot;:121,&quot;abs_y&quot;:2873}" href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-elections-voting-as-a-person-with-disability-a-step-by-step-guide-to-using-accessible-voting-machines-772000">US elections | Voting as a person with disability: A step-by-step guide to using Accessible Voting Machines</a>

The United States Constitution grants to all the nation's citizens, both natural-born and naturalised, the right to vote. With America in the throes of a highly contentious neck-to-neck battle between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, a question in the minds of many is how to avoid voter suppression.

The United States Constitution grants to all the nation's citizens, both natural-born and naturalised, the right to vote. With America in the throes of a highly contentious neck-to-neck battle between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, a question in the minds of many is how to avoid voter suppression. Here's a guide: Know your rights It is rightly said that 'Knowledge is power'. To ensure you do not suffer voter suppression, you must first know your voter rights. Check Eligibility Ensure that you meet your state's voter eligibility. Deadlines Each of the 50 states will cast the final vote on Election Day (Nov 5), however, early voting is already underway in many states. Every state has its own schedule for this. Make sure to keep yourself updated with this. Voter ID laws Thirty-six of the 50 US states require some form of identification for voting. Check with your local election office for up-to-date information on voting requirements. Also read | US Elections: Do you need ID to vote? Here's the lowdown Avail provisional ballots If you face any issue with your eligibility at a polling station, you have the right to avail a provisional ballot. These allow you to vote while officials verify your identity and eligibility. Absentee and mail-in voting These modes of voting are available in most of the US states. Check your eligibility for them and make sure to post your vote before the deadlines. To avoid some common mistakes made by voters in mail-in ballots, check out this WION guide: US elections 2024: How to avoid common mistakes when voting by mail? Vote early Take advantage of early voting that is allowed by many states. This can help you avoid any last-minute issues on Election Day. Report voter intimidation Federal and state laws prohibit voter intimidation, which includes threats, harassment, or spreading misinformation. If you experience or witness intimidation, report it to the Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683). Know your rights as a voter with disability In the US, voters with disabilities have certain rights that make the process easy. Check out this WION guide to know your rights as a voter with disability and more: US elections | Voting as a person with disability: A step-by-step guide to using Accessible Voting Machines

US Election 2024: Avoid voter suppression with these essential tips

Canada’s leader of opposition from the Conservative party is facing criticism from the country’s Hindu community over his decision to withdraw from a Diwali event. Pierre Poilievre reportedly cancelled his participation in the event in the wake of Canada’s diplomatic row with India over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Blasting Poilievre in a letter, the Overseas Friends of India Canada (OFIC) said he and other Conservative leaders abandoned the Diwali event that had been marked for the last 23 years. OFIC President Shiv Bhasker said the opposition leader even failed to provide any explanation for the same.

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"The sudden withdrawal of politicians from this event, prompted by the current diplomatic situation between Canada and India, has left us feeling betrayed and unjustly singled out," the letter by the OFIC said.

"The letter represents the collective voice of the Indo-Canadian community, especially Hindu Canadians of 850,000 strong, a community that is educated, prosperous, law-abiding, and family-oriented," the letter added.

The group said Poilievre’s move exposed how politicians in Canada saw Hindus as ‘outsiders’, ironic in a country that prides itself for multiculturalism.

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"This is not just about a cancelled Diwali event or an event where the politicians renege on their commitment to attend; it is about a much deeper and insidious problem. Racism and discrimination are thriving in Canada, and this latest development has laid bare the systemic biases that still exist,” Bhasker stressed.

Now, the group has warned the Conservative Party of potential repercussions in the upcoming polls.

"Remember, we will remember our friends at the time of exercising our franchise," it said.

The polls are due in Canada next year, and Poilievre’s Conservative Party is expected to win.

"It's going to cost you a lot! You kicked the opportunity of yourself being PM of Canada," an X user warned the opposition leader.

Even local Canadians deplored Poilievre’s move.

Canadian journalist Daniel Bordman said it was "absolutely disgraceful" that the Conservative leader chose not to attend the event.

(With inputs from agencies)

Canada’s leader of opposition from the Conservative party is facing criticism from the country’s Hindu community over his decision to withdraw from a Diwali event.

Canada’s leader of opposition from the Conservative party is facing criticism from the country’s Hindu community over his decision to withdraw from a Diwali event. Pierre Poilievre reportedly cancelled his participation in the event in the wake of Canada’s diplomatic row with India over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Blasting Poilievre in a letter, the Overseas Friends of India Canada (OFIC) said he and other Conservative leaders abandoned the Diwali event that had been marked for the last 23 years. OFIC President Shiv Bhasker said the opposition leader even failed to provide any explanation for the same. Also read: Indian parents sending students to Canada, read envoy's warning on poor conditions, Khalistan terror link "The sudden withdrawal of politicians from this event, prompted by the current diplomatic situation between Canada and India, has left us feeling betrayed and unjustly singled out," the letter by the OFIC said. "The letter represents the collective voice of the Indo-Canadian community, especially Hindu Canadians of 850,000 strong, a community that is educated, prosperous, law-abiding, and family-oriented," the letter added. The group said Poilievre’s move exposed how politicians in Canada saw Hindus as ‘outsiders’, ironic in a country that prides itself for multiculturalism. Also read: How Canada’s restrictions on Indian students may lead to billion-dollar losses to its economy "This is not just about a cancelled Diwali event or an event where the politicians renege on their commitment to attend; it is about a much deeper and insidious problem. Racism and discrimination are thriving in Canada, and this latest development has laid bare the systemic biases that still exist,” Bhasker stressed. Now, the group has warned the Conservative Party of potential repercussions in the upcoming polls. "Remember, we will remember our friends at the time of exercising our franchise," it said. The polls are due in Canada next year, and Poilievre’s Conservative Party is expected to win. "It's going to cost you a lot! You kicked the opportunity of yourself being PM of Canada," an X user warned the opposition leader. Even local Canadians deplored Poilievre’s move. Canadian journalist Daniel Bordman said it was "absolutely disgraceful" that the Conservative leader chose not to attend the event. (With inputs from agencies)

‘It’ll cost you a lot’: Massive uproar as Canadian opposition leader snubs Diwali event

A video has gone viral on social media platforms capturing the vile moment a sewage pipe blasted and a fountain of filthy water rose - as high as a 10-story tower block - in Moscow.

A video has gone viral on social media platforms capturing the vile moment a sewage pipe blasted and a fountain of filthy water rose - as high as a 10-story tower block - in Moscow. In the stomach-churning video, a tower of murky water is seen rising from a pipe in the neighbourhood of what looks like a construction site in the Novaya Moskva district. Soon the water rained down on nearby cars and buildings. According to some Moscow-based Telegram channels, dirty water rose at such a height because of the extreme pressure by which the water was forced through a gas pipeline. Also Read: Did Russia use 'father of all bombs', the ODAB-9000 vacuum bomb, on Ukraine? Speaking about the blast, The Watch Out, Moscow channel said, "Regional Gazprom told us that this is how air is purged for a new section of the gas pipeline. The situation is normal and is under the control of specialists." It was reported that the clean-up crews reached the site and contained the sewage. Moscow Telegram channels report that the sewage system in Moscow broke down. A "fountain" the height of a residential building is seen in one of Moscow's districts. A sh*t show, literally. pic.twitter.com/n8K30uAnJz — Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) October 28, 2024 × The fountain of sewage rose 180 feet in the air and seconds later, splashed waste water on several cars and pedestrians close to it. Here's how netizens reacted to the video The video was shared on social media by former adviser to Ukraine's interior ministry Anton Gerashchenko who called it "a s**tshow, literally!". Meanwhile, one user on X said, "I see Moscow's newest fountain attraction which represents everything about them." "The s**it in Moscow is apparently under very high pressure," commented another. "The most accurate representation of Russian society and civilization since Tolstoy's War and Peace," wrote a third user. Watch: Russia-Ukraine War: Russia's Drills Demonstrate Full Nuclear Triad Readiness The video has more than 3.7 million views currently, more than 43,000 likes and nearly 10,000 reposts. "Imagine that it all fall down, transported by wind, smell... beurk!!!" wrote another user while sympathising with those who cleaned it up. "And the technicians are in the trenches at the frontline," said another user. "This is one of those moments where I really, really hope Ukraine did do it," said a user on X. "Is this the thermal heating system being purged. In our apartment in Craiova the heating is pressurised in October and the water that come out is rusty coloured like this," wrote another user. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Sewage pipe bursts in Moscow, shoots tower block-sized 'fountain of poop'

In less than a week, millions in the United States will cast their ballot in the hard-to-predict 2024 US Presidential elections. With recent polls showing the two top candidates — Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris — engaged in a neck-to-neck race, every vote matters.

If you or someone you know has a disability and is confused about voting easily, do not fret. In&nbsp;America, there are specific laws to ensure that voters with special needs do not face any barriers while casting their votes.&nbsp;

Here's a lowdown:&nbsp;

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There are several federal laws that protect the voting rights of Americans with disabilities. These include the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Help America Vote Act (HAVA).

HAVA, 2002, mandates that every polling station must have at least one Accessible Voting Machine (AVM).

While many states let people with disabilities vote absentee by mail, voters with disabilities have the right to vote in private, without help at a polling booth; Have an accessible polling place with special voting machines.

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Polling places are required to have wheelchair-accessible voting booths; entrances and doorways at least&nbsp;32 inches wide; handrails on all stairs and voting equipment for people who are blind or visually impaired.

Voters with a disability may seek help from poll workers trained to use an accessible voting machine or bring someone to help them vote.&nbsp;

Some states also offer "curbside voting," when a poll worker brings them everything they need to vote from their car. Alternatively, some local organisations also provide transportation to the polls.

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Accessible Voting Machines (AVMs) are voting equipment designed to meet a range of needs, including support for voters with mobility, visual, auditory, or cognitive disabilities.

These are usually equipped with touchscreens (so the user doesn't have to handle a physical ballot), audio assistance, braille keypads (for visually impaired voters) etc.

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<h2 bis_size="{&quot;x&quot;:8,&quot;y&quot;:694,&quot;w&quot;:723,&quot;h&quot;:26,&quot;abs_x&quot;:41,&quot;abs_y&quot;:2379}">How to vote as a disabled voter: A step-by-step process</h2>

The usa.gov website suggests that voters with a disability should contact their state or local election office for accommodations they may need.

These machines allow voters with disabilities to cast their ballots independently and privately. While each machine may vary slightly depending on the type and brand, here's a general guide on how to use them:

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Voters with disabilities are required to inform a poll worker if they require assistance.

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Based on the voters' needs, poll workers help set up accessibility options.

These include headphones, braille keypads, touchscreens with adjustable font sizes, contrast, colour options and adaptive devices like a sip-and-puff system or foot pedal, for voters with limited hand movement.

<h3 bis_size="{&quot;x&quot;:8,&quot;y&quot;:1036,&quot;w&quot;:723,&quot;h&quot;:20,&quot;abs_x&quot;:41,&quot;abs_y&quot;:2721}">3. Follow on-screen or audio instructions</h3>

The AVM will guide you through the voting process. Just follow the instructions relayed through your touchscreen or audio device.

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Once the selections are made, AVMs usually show a review screen. For users with an audio disability, an audio confirmation might be available.&nbsp;

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Once you've confirmed your selection, submit the ballot.

Note: For people with language barriers — who cannot read or write — federal laws allow them to bring someone to the polling booth to help.

In less than a week, millions in the United States will cast their ballot in the hard-to-predict 2024 US Presidential elections. With recent polls showing the two top candidates — Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris — engaged in a neck-to-neck race, every vote matters.

In less than a week, millions in the United States will cast their ballot in the hard-to-predict 2024 US Presidential elections. With recent polls showing the two top candidates — Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris — engaged in a neck-to-neck race, every vote matters. If you or someone you know has a disability and is confused about voting easily, do not fret. In America, there are specific laws to ensure that voters with special needs do not face any barriers while casting their votes. Here's a lowdown: Laws for voters with disabilities There are several federal laws that protect the voting rights of Americans with disabilities. These include the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Help America Vote Act (HAVA). HAVA, 2002, mandates that every polling station must have at least one Accessible Voting Machine (AVM). While many states let people with disabilities vote absentee by mail, voters with disabilities have the right to vote in private, without help at a polling booth; Have an accessible polling place with special voting machines. Also read | US Elections: Do you need ID to vote? Here's the lowdown Polling places are required to have wheelchair-accessible voting booths; entrances and doorways at least 32 inches wide; handrails on all stairs and voting equipment for people who are blind or visually impaired. Voters with a disability may seek help from poll workers trained to use an accessible voting machine or bring someone to help them vote. Some states also offer "curbside voting," when a poll worker brings them everything they need to vote from their car. Alternatively, some local organisations also provide transportation to the polls. What is an AVM? Accessible Voting Machines (AVMs) are voting equipment designed to meet a range of needs, including support for voters with mobility, visual, auditory, or cognitive disabilities. These are usually equipped with touchscreens (so the user doesn't have to handle a physical ballot), audio assistance, braille keypads (for visually impaired voters) etc. Also read | US elections 2024: Is proxy voting allowed? All you need to know How to vote as a disabled voter: A step-by-step process The usa.gov website suggests that voters with a disability should contact their state or local election office for accommodations they may need. These machines allow voters with disabilities to cast their ballots independently and privately. While each machine may vary slightly depending on the type and brand, here's a general guide on how to use them: 1. Ask for help Voters with disabilities are required to inform a poll worker if they require assistance. 2. Set up accessibility features Based on the voters' needs, poll workers help set up accessibility options. These include headphones, braille keypads, touchscreens with adjustable font sizes, contrast, colour options and adaptive devices like a sip-and-puff system or foot pedal, for voters with limited hand movement. 3. Follow on-screen or audio instructions The AVM will guide you through the voting process. Just follow the instructions relayed through your touchscreen or audio device. 4. Review and confirm your vote Once the selections are made, AVMs usually show a review screen. For users with an audio disability, an audio confirmation might be available. 5. Submit ballot Once you've confirmed your selection, submit the ballot. Note: For people with language barriers — who cannot read or write — federal laws allow them to bring someone to the polling booth to help.

US elections | Voting as a person with disability: A step-by-step guide to using Accessible Voting Machines

After a protracted four-year military stalemate in the area, the United States recently commended China and India for starting the disengagement process at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh.

US Welcomes India-China Efforts to Lower LAC Tensions

China has said that the recent Terror attacks targeting Chinese engineers in Pakistan were unacceptable and demanded the Pakistani government to launch a crackdown against anti-china terrorist groups.

China Condemns Pakistan Over Recent Terror Attacks

In a controversial move, Israel has officially prohibited United Nations aid destined for Palestinian territories, citing security concerns and the need to prevent resources from reaching militant groups. This decision exacerbates an already dire humanitarian situation, with aid organizations warning that thousands of vulnerable individuals could be left without critical support. The ban raises significant questions about the future of humanitarian assistance in the region and the broader implications for peace negotiations.

Israel-Hamas War: Israel Bans UN Aid o Palestine Amid Ongoing Conflict

The search for life on Mars has brought scientists face to face with a new piece of information, that the red planet was likely habitable until quite recently. A new paper presents evidence that Mars was likely teeming with life billions of years ago. Scientists have been trying to find signs of life on the neighbouring planet, and if it did exist, when did it vanish?

Researchers in Harvard's Paleomagnetics Lab in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences worked to understand the "when" part. In their paper published in Nature Communications, they say that Mars' life-enabling magnetic field could have survived until about 3.9 billion years ago. This is hundreds of millions of years more recent as compared with previous estimates of 4.1 billion years.&nbsp;

Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences student Sarah Steele led the study and used simulation and computer modelling to estimate the age of the Martian "dynamo", or the global magnetic field produced by convection in the planet's iron core.

Senior author Roger Fu, the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Natural Sciences and his team say that the magnetic field capable of deflecting harmful cosmic rays was around for much more time than current estimates claim.

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The team simulated the cooling and magnetisation cycles of Martian craters which are only weakly magnetic. Scientists believe they formed after the dynamo shut down. They say that these basins initially formed amid hot rock when no other strong magnetic fields were present.&nbsp;

<h2>Magnetic poles flipped and craters were formed</h2>

However, Steele and the team say this early shutdown of the magnetic field isn't necessary for the craters to form. Instead, they say that the craters were formed when the north and south poles switched places in the dynamo of Mars. This is why, they say, these large impact basins only have weak magnetic signals today.&nbsp;

Earth's magnetic poles also flip every few hundred thousand years. "We are basically showing that there may not have ever been a good reason to assume Mars's dynamo shut down early," Steele said.

"We are trying to answer primary, important questions about how everything got to be like it is, even why the entire solar system is the way that it is," Steele said.&nbsp;

"Planetary magnetic fields are our best probe to answer a lot of those questions and one of the only ways we have to learn about the deep interiors and early histories of planets."

The search for life on Mars has brought scientists face to face with a new piece of information, that the red planet was likely habitable until quite recently. A new paper presents evidence that Mars was likely teeming with life billions of years ago.

The search for life on Mars has brought scientists face to face with a new piece of information, that the red planet was likely habitable until quite recently. A new paper presents evidence that Mars was likely teeming with life billions of years ago. Scientists have been trying to find signs of life on the neighbouring planet, and if it did exist, when did it vanish? Researchers in Harvard's Paleomagnetics Lab in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences worked to understand the "when" part. In their paper published in Nature Communications, they say that Mars' life-enabling magnetic field could have survived until about 3.9 billion years ago. This is hundreds of millions of years more recent as compared with previous estimates of 4.1 billion years. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences student Sarah Steele led the study and used simulation and computer modelling to estimate the age of the Martian "dynamo", or the global magnetic field produced by convection in the planet's iron core. Senior author Roger Fu, the John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Natural Sciences and his team say that the magnetic field capable of deflecting harmful cosmic rays was around for much more time than current estimates claim. Also Read: Is the methane world on Titan hiding secret alien life? Scientists say... The team simulated the cooling and magnetisation cycles of Martian craters which are only weakly magnetic. Scientists believe they formed after the dynamo shut down. They say that these basins initially formed amid hot rock when no other strong magnetic fields were present. Magnetic poles flipped and craters were formed However, Steele and the team say this early shutdown of the magnetic field isn't necessary for the craters to form. Instead, they say that the craters were formed when the north and south poles switched places in the dynamo of Mars. This is why, they say, these large impact basins only have weak magnetic signals today. Earth's magnetic poles also flip every few hundred thousand years. "We are basically showing that there may not have ever been a good reason to assume Mars's dynamo shut down early," Steele said. "We are trying to answer primary, important questions about how everything got to be like it is, even why the entire solar system is the way that it is," Steele said. "Planetary magnetic fields are our best probe to answer a lot of those questions and one of the only ways we have to learn about the deep interiors and early histories of planets."

Life may have flourished on Mars till a few billion years ago

Hamas has expressed its openness to any agreements or ideas for establishing a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Watch this report for more details!

Israel-Hamas War: Hamas Says Open to Agreements on Permanent Ceasefire

Israel-Hamas War: Hamas Says 'Open To Discuss Any Deal That Leads to Permanent Ceasefire

After making headlines for endorsing the Trump campaign, Elon Musk has gained the limelight once again for purchasing a $35 million&nbsp;mansion in Texas. The impressive estate is designed to accommodate his large family, including 11 children and their mothers.

Musk’s $35M sprawling real estate

According to reports, the Tesla founder has acquired a 14,400-square-foot mansion along with a six-bedroom property adjacent to it, according to public records. These neighbouring properties are intended for two mothers of his children to reside in. According to the source, Musk believes this will “let his younger children be a part of one another’s lives, and Mr. Musk could schedule time among them.”&nbsp;

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Additionally, Musk lives in another mansion ten minutes away from his new properties in Austin. According to reports, Shivon Zilis one of the mothers and an executive at Musk's brain technology firm Neuralink, has already moved into one of the mansions along with her children. Musk and Zilis had recently welcomed the 11th kid earlier this year.

<h2>Musk’s family and past marriages</h2>

The second mother, Claire Boucher, popularly known as Grimes is involved in a legal dispute with him and has kept her distance. She has three children with Musk.

Musk is believed to have 11 children, while some reports suggest a twelfth as well. He had three children with Shivon Zilis—the two-year-old twins, Strider and Azure, and a third child, who the couple welcomed earlier this year.

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Singer Grimes, is also the mother of three of Musk’s children, a four-year-old son X AE A-XII, a 2-year-old daughter, Exa Dark Sideræl, and another 2-year-old son, Techno Mechanicus. Musk and Grimes are engaged in a legal battle involving custody of the children. The two revealed their separation in 2021, although they have tried to reconcile multiple times. Musk filed a lawsuit against Grimes after she moved to California in August 2023, taking two of the children with her.

Musk had five children with his first wife, Justine Wilson, with whom he remained married from 2000 till 2008. In 2004, the former couple had twins Griffin and Vivian, and in 2006, they welcomed triplets Kai, Saxon, and Damian. Musk’s first child, Nevada, tragically passed away in 2002. It is unclear whether Musk’s older children will be residing in the new home or not.

(With inputs from agencies)

After making headlines for endorsing the Trump campaign, Elon Musk has gained the limelight once again for purchasing a $35 million mansion in Texas. The impressive estate is designed to accommodate his large family, including 11 children and their mothers.

After making headlines for endorsing the Trump campaign, Elon Musk has gained the limelight once again for purchasing a $35 million mansion in Texas. The impressive estate is designed to accommodate his large family, including 11 children and their mothers. Musk’s $35M sprawling real estate According to reports, the Tesla founder has acquired a 14,400-square-foot mansion along with a six-bedroom property adjacent to it, according to public records. These neighbouring properties are intended for two mothers of his children to reside in. According to the source, Musk believes this will “let his younger children be a part of one another’s lives, and Mr. Musk could schedule time among them.” Also read | Model exposes her breasts in front of Elon Musk at Trump's MSG rally, says 'he smirked at me' Additionally, Musk lives in another mansion ten minutes away from his new properties in Austin. According to reports, Shivon Zilis one of the mothers and an executive at Musk's brain technology firm Neuralink, has already moved into one of the mansions along with her children. Musk and Zilis had recently welcomed the 11th kid earlier this year. Musk’s family and past marriages The second mother, Claire Boucher, popularly known as Grimes is involved in a legal dispute with him and has kept her distance. She has three children with Musk. Musk is believed to have 11 children, while some reports suggest a twelfth as well. He had three children with Shivon Zilis—the two-year-old twins, Strider and Azure, and a third child, who the couple welcomed earlier this year. Also read | US Elections 2024: Was Musk sporting a MAGA hat with ‘Nazi font’ at Trump rally? Singer Grimes, is also the mother of three of Musk’s children, a four-year-old son X AE A-XII, a 2-year-old daughter, Exa Dark Sideræl, and another 2-year-old son, Techno Mechanicus. Musk and Grimes are engaged in a legal battle involving custody of the children. The two revealed their separation in 2021, although they have tried to reconcile multiple times. Musk filed a lawsuit against Grimes after she moved to California in August 2023, taking two of the children with her. Musk had five children with his first wife, Justine Wilson, with whom he remained married from 2000 till 2008. In 2004, the former couple had twins Griffin and Vivian, and in 2006, they welcomed triplets Kai, Saxon, and Damian. Musk’s first child, Nevada, tragically passed away in 2002. It is unclear whether Musk’s older children will be residing in the new home or not. (With inputs from agencies)

Elon Musk purchases $35M Texas property for his 11 kids and their mothers: Report

Adopting an innovative way to battle low population, a Japanese village has been placing life-sized dolls to give the place the feel of a human-filled bustling society.

In the hamlet of Ichinono, there are less than 60 residents and just one child. Hence, the villagers are trying the fill the emptiness with stuffed mannequins which are dressed and kept around the community. Some of these mannequins pose on bicycles and swings.

“We’re probably outnumbered by puppets,” said 88-year-old resident Hisayo Yamazaki, while speaking to the news agency AFP.

Yamazaki said that even though older inhabitants had children but they went to different places to attend college and left the tiny community empty.

“We were afraid they would become unmarriageable if they remained stuck in a remote place like this. Out they went, and they never came back, getting jobs elsewhere. We’re now paying the price," she said while speaking to the outlet.

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“If the village is left as it is now, the only thing that awaits us is extinction,” said 74-year-old Ichiro Sawayama, head of its governing body while speaking to Japan Today.

<h2>Different mannequins fill spaces in Japan's hamlet</h2>

The mannequins similar to little girls and boys were kept across the entire village to fill the emptiness of children who have moved from the place.&nbsp;

One mannequin was of a little girl who wore a beanie and&nbsp;sat on a wooden swing while a similar one was standing on a scooter.&nbsp;

There was another puppet representing a child who was wearing a red helmet and sitting on a stationary bike.

The mannequins for adults have also been installed across the village. Two of these mannequins were of women who were watching a mannequin of a girl who was depicted to be putting logs in a cart.

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A new couple had recently moved to the little village leaving behind the big city life as they looked for a quieter alternative.&nbsp;

The 33-year-old Rie Kato and 31-year-old Toshiki Kato shifted to the village when the hybrid work culture started during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The couple soon had a son Kuranosuke Kato who became the first baby to be born in the village in two decades.

The villagers showered their love on the baby and he soon became a celebrity in the town.&nbsp;

"Just by being born here, our son benefits from the love, support and hope of so many people - even though he has achieved absolutely nothing in life yet," said his father, while speaking to AFP.

(With inputs from agencies)

Adopting an innovative way to battle low population, a Japanese village has been placing life-sized dolls to give the place the feel of a human-filled bustling society.

Adopting an innovative way to battle low population, a Japanese village has been placing life-sized dolls to give the place the feel of a human-filled bustling society. In the hamlet of Ichinono, there are less than 60 residents and just one child. Hence, the villagers are trying the fill the emptiness with stuffed mannequins which are dressed and kept around the community. Some of these mannequins pose on bicycles and swings. “We’re probably outnumbered by puppets,” said 88-year-old resident Hisayo Yamazaki, while speaking to the news agency AFP. Yamazaki said that even though older inhabitants had children but they went to different places to attend college and left the tiny community empty. “We were afraid they would become unmarriageable if they remained stuck in a remote place like this. Out they went, and they never came back, getting jobs elsewhere. We’re now paying the price," she said while speaking to the outlet. Also Read: Centre likely to commence population census in 2025 after four-year delay “If the village is left as it is now, the only thing that awaits us is extinction,” said 74-year-old Ichiro Sawayama, head of its governing body while speaking to Japan Today. Different mannequins fill spaces in Japan's hamlet The mannequins similar to little girls and boys were kept across the entire village to fill the emptiness of children who have moved from the place. One mannequin was of a little girl who wore a beanie and sat on a wooden swing while a similar one was standing on a scooter. There was another puppet representing a child who was wearing a red helmet and sitting on a stationary bike. The mannequins for adults have also been installed across the village. Two of these mannequins were of women who were watching a mannequin of a girl who was depicted to be putting logs in a cart. Watch: China's Ageing Population: Economic Growth at Risk A new couple had recently moved to the little village leaving behind the big city life as they looked for a quieter alternative. The 33-year-old Rie Kato and 31-year-old Toshiki Kato shifted to the village when the hybrid work culture started during the COVID-19 pandemic. The couple soon had a son Kuranosuke Kato who became the first baby to be born in the village in two decades. The villagers showered their love on the baby and he soon became a celebrity in the town. "Just by being born here, our son benefits from the love, support and hope of so many people - even though he has achieved absolutely nothing in life yet," said his father, while speaking to AFP. (With inputs from agencies)

This village in Japan is placing life-sized dolls in place of people. Here's why

At least 51 people have been killed in flash floods sweeping the eastern Spanish region of Valencia following torrential rains on Tuesday that left roads and towns under water, local authorities said on Wednesday (October 30).

Defence ministry and police footage showed emergency services inspecting flooded houses and assisting rescued people in the town of Utiel.

Dozens of videos shared on social media overnight appeared to show people trapped by the floodwaters, with some climbing trees to avoid being swept away.

Carlos Mazon, the regional leader of Valencia, said at&nbsp;a press conference that some people remained isolated in inaccessible locations.

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Emergency services in the region urged citizens to avoid any kind of road travel and to follow further updates from official sources.

Trains to the cities of Madrid and Barcelona were cancelled due to the flooding, and schools and other essential services were suspended in the worst-hit areas.

The UME military unit specialised in rescue operations was deployed in some areas to help local emergency workers.

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Spain's state weather agency AEMET declared a red alert in Valencia, a major citrus-growing region, with some areas such as Turis and Utiel recording 200 mm (7.9 inches) of rainfall.

The death toll appeared to be the worst in Europe from flooding since 2021, when almost 200 people died, mainly in Germany.

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.

At least 51 people have been killed in flash floods sweeping the eastern Spanish region of Valencia following torrential rains on Tuesday that left roads and towns under water, local authorities said on Wednesday (October 30).

At least 51 people have been killed in flash floods sweeping the eastern Spanish region of Valencia following torrential rains on Tuesday that left roads and towns under water, local authorities said on Wednesday (October 30). Defence ministry and police footage showed emergency services inspecting flooded houses and assisting rescued people in the town of Utiel. Dozens of videos shared on social media overnight appeared to show people trapped by the floodwaters, with some climbing trees to avoid being swept away. Carlos Mazon, the regional leader of Valencia, said at a press conference that some people remained isolated in inaccessible locations. Also read | Mount Fuji remains snowless for longest time, breaking 130-year record Emergency services in the region urged citizens to avoid any kind of road travel and to follow further updates from official sources. Trains to the cities of Madrid and Barcelona were cancelled due to the flooding, and schools and other essential services were suspended in the worst-hit areas. The UME military unit specialised in rescue operations was deployed in some areas to help local emergency workers. Also read | Watch: Sewage pipe bursts in Moscow, shoots tower block-sized 'fountain of poop' Spain's state weather agency AEMET declared a red alert in Valencia, a major citrus-growing region, with some areas such as Turis and Utiel recording 200 mm (7.9 inches) of rainfall. The death toll appeared to be the worst in Europe from flooding since 2021, when almost 200 people died, mainly in Germany. 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.

At least 51 people killed in Spain flash floods after torrential rain: Reports

Elon Musk recently claimed he could cut at least $2 trillion from the US Federal budget—a challenge that would require unprecedented austerity measures. This ambitious target surpasses annual spending on government operations and would likely necessitate significant reductions in popular entitlement programs, including social security, medicare, and veterans' benefits. Watch in for more details!

How Can Musk Cut $2 Trillion From The Federal Budget?

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's problems have aggravated as a Quebec nationalist party announced on Tuesday (Oct 29) that it would work with opposition parties to topple Trudeau's already struggling government in Canada.&nbsp;

The Bloc Quebecois chief Yves-Francois Blanchet, while addressing a press conference, underlined the challenges facing Trudeau's minority Liberal government. He highlighted that Trudeau's government is suffering from voter fatigue after nine years and needs the support of other parliamentarians to stay in power.

In return for backing Trudeau, the Bloc wanted more money for seniors and promised to protect a system of tariffs and quotas that protect dairy farmers, many of whom live in Quebec. Blanchet said Trudeau had not acted in time.

"We are negotiating with opposition parties in order to have the government fall," he told reporters.

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To succeed, Blanchet must win over the smaller left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), which has twice in the last five weeks backed Trudeau in confidence votes. The Bloc, which is the second largest of the four opposition parties, seeks independence for the province of Quebec.

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is due to speak to reporters later on Tuesday.

Polls show both the NDP and Liberals would perform poorly in an election that must be held by the end of October 2025. Surveys of public opinion regularly show the official opposition Conservatives are on track for a big win.

<h2>Trudeau's pledge to lead the party&nbsp;</h2>

The call to topple the government comes just a week after Trudeau said he would lead his Liberal Party into the next election, dismissing a request by some party members not to run for a fourth term.

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A report by the news agency Associated Press said that Trudeau met with his Liberal members of Parliament for three hours on October 23, where he learned that more than 20 lawmakers from his party signed a letter asking him to step down before the next election.

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp; 
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's problems have aggravated as a Quebec nationalist party announced on Tuesday (Oct 29) that it would work with opposition parties to topple Trudeau's already struggling government in Canada.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's problems have aggravated as a Quebec nationalist party announced on Tuesday (Oct 29) that it would work with opposition parties to topple Trudeau's already struggling government in Canada. The Bloc Quebecois chief Yves-Francois Blanchet, while addressing a press conference, underlined the challenges facing Trudeau's minority Liberal government. He highlighted that Trudeau's government is suffering from voter fatigue after nine years and needs the support of other parliamentarians to stay in power. In return for backing Trudeau, the Bloc wanted more money for seniors and promised to protect a system of tariffs and quotas that protect dairy farmers, many of whom live in Quebec. Blanchet said Trudeau had not acted in time. "We are negotiating with opposition parties in order to have the government fall," he told reporters. Also read | US Supreme Court blocks Robert Kennedy Jr's appeal to remove his name from ballots—but why? To succeed, Blanchet must win over the smaller left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), which has twice in the last five weeks backed Trudeau in confidence votes. The Bloc, which is the second largest of the four opposition parties, seeks independence for the province of Quebec. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is due to speak to reporters later on Tuesday. Polls show both the NDP and Liberals would perform poorly in an election that must be held by the end of October 2025. Surveys of public opinion regularly show the official opposition Conservatives are on track for a big win. Trudeau's pledge to lead the party The call to topple the government comes just a week after Trudeau said he would lead his Liberal Party into the next election, dismissing a request by some party members not to run for a fourth term. Also read | Teen accused in knife attack at Taylor Swift-themed event faces 'terrorism' charges A report by the news agency Associated Press said that Trudeau met with his Liberal members of Parliament for three hours on October 23, where he learned that more than 20 lawmakers from his party signed a letter asking him to step down before the next election. (With inputs from agencies)

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The teenage suspect in the July knife attack in the UK at a Taylor Swift-themed event was charged with producing a deadly poison and "terrorism" offences on Tuesday (Oct 29).

The attack occurred in July 2024 killed three young girls and sparked anti-immigration riots in the country.&nbsp;

The charges against 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana came after police launched a search of his house and found an al Qaeda training manual with the title "Military Studies in the Jihad Against the Tyrants: The Al-Qaeda Training Manual".&nbsp;

"Searches of Axel Rudakubana's home address resulted in an unknown substance being found. Testing confirmed the substance as ricin. We have worked extensively with partners to establish that there was a low to very low risk to the public. And I want to make that reassurance clear today. I can also tell you that there was no ricin present at Hart St," The Merseyside Police Chief Serena Kennedy said.&nbsp;

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Rudakubana was earlier charged with murder and attempted murder over the stabbing spree.&nbsp;

Kennedy also added in the statement that the new charges against the teenage boy were for producing a poison named ricin, and "possessing information...likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism."

The stabbings sparked unrest and riots in more than a dozen English towns and cities in the week, with authorities blaming misinformation over the identity of the alleged attacker.

In their statement on Tuesday, police stressed that the stabbing has not been declared a terror act and cautioned against speculation.

"At this time, Counter Terrorism Policing has not declared the attack on Monday (July 29) a terrorist incident," the statement said.

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"I recognise that the new charges, may lead to speculation", Chief Constable Serena Kennedy was quoted as saying in the statement.

"We would strongly advise caution against anyone speculating as to motivation in this case.

"My plea is to be patient, don’t engage in rumour and speculation and don’t believe everything you read on social media."

The trial is scheduled to begin in January 2025.

In August, Taylor Swift met the family of the victims.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The teenage suspect in the July knife attack in the UK at a Taylor Swift-themed event was charged with producing a deadly poison and "terrorism" offences on Tuesday (Oct 29).

The teenage suspect in the July knife attack in the UK at a Taylor Swift-themed event was charged with producing a deadly poison and "terrorism" offences on Tuesday (Oct 29). The attack occurred in July 2024 killed three young girls and sparked anti-immigration riots in the country. The charges against 18-year-old Axel Rudakubana came after police launched a search of his house and found an al Qaeda training manual with the title "Military Studies in the Jihad Against the Tyrants: The Al-Qaeda Training Manual". "Searches of Axel Rudakubana's home address resulted in an unknown substance being found. Testing confirmed the substance as ricin. We have worked extensively with partners to establish that there was a low to very low risk to the public. And I want to make that reassurance clear today. I can also tell you that there was no ricin present at Hart St," The Merseyside Police Chief Serena Kennedy said. Also read | Atlanta man arrested after firing multiple shots from Four Seasons Hotel building Rudakubana was earlier charged with murder and attempted murder over the stabbing spree. Kennedy also added in the statement that the new charges against the teenage boy were for producing a poison named ricin, and "possessing information...likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism." The stabbings sparked unrest and riots in more than a dozen English towns and cities in the week, with authorities blaming misinformation over the identity of the alleged attacker. In their statement on Tuesday, police stressed that the stabbing has not been declared a terror act and cautioned against speculation. "At this time, Counter Terrorism Policing has not declared the attack on Monday (July 29) a terrorist incident," the statement said. Also read | American woman dies after hitting running plane propeller while taking photos "I recognise that the new charges, may lead to speculation", Chief Constable Serena Kennedy was quoted as saying in the statement. "We would strongly advise caution against anyone speculating as to motivation in this case. "My plea is to be patient, don’t engage in rumour and speculation and don’t believe everything you read on social media." The trial is scheduled to begin in January 2025. In August, Taylor Swift met the family of the victims. (With inputs from agencies)

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Australian stores have been called out for selling an "insane asylum" Halloween ﻿costume, with mental health advocacy group SANE saying that it reinforced negative stereotypes about mental illness.&nbsp;

CEO Rachel Green pointed at Big Retail Chain W for selling the straitjacket costumes in a LinkedIn post and asked retailers to remove them from their shelves immediately. SANE released a press statement, calling all major retailers to cease selling costumes that ﻿"are stereotyping people living with complex mental health issues".

Big W has since removed the costumes from its shelves.

In her LinkedIn post, Rachel shared her own photo alongside pictures of the Halloween costume and wrote, "Hey Spotlight Retail Group (SRG) and Big W check out my selfie...this is what a mental patient really looks like."

"Living with mental health issues isn't a Halloween costume. Please do better and pull these products from sale. We're people, like you."

Green said people willing to sell and wear such costumes show how society still treats mental illness.

"This is hurtful stuff and the fact that it's still considered acceptable to sell as a costume, to wear as a costume, really reveals the level of stigma that's still present in the community around mental illness," Green told 9news.com.au.

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<h2>Big W apologises for Halloween costume</h2>

A Big W spokesperson told 9news.com.au that as soon as they became aware of the complaint, they pulled the "insane asylum" costume.&nbsp;

"We are sorry for any impact we may have caused to the community in having this costume available in our Halloween range," they said.

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"We have spoken with SANE Australia to understand the impact of stigma and experiences of people with complex mental health issues and their families, and are aligned with their position and values," they added in their statement.

"We will continue the conversation to take a proactive approach in line with our values around mental health and wellbeing."

Green says while she is happy to see Big W removing it from their stores, many other stores are still selling them.

She hopes that people and retailers will understand the kind of message these costumes deliver to those living with mental health concerns.&nbsp;

"It isn't okay to make fun of someone with a mental illness﻿," Green said. "We don't see cancer patient costumes, and we'd be horrified if we did."

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing (2020-2022), more than 40 per cent of Australians aged 16–85 have suffered from a mental disorder at some time in their life.

Australian stores have been called out for selling an "insane asylum" Halloween ﻿costume, with mental health advocacy group SANE saying that it reinforced negative stereotypes about mental illness.

Australian stores have been called out for selling an "insane asylum" Halloween ﻿costume, with mental health advocacy group SANE saying that it reinforced negative stereotypes about mental illness. CEO Rachel Green pointed at Big Retail Chain W for selling the straitjacket costumes in a LinkedIn post and asked retailers to remove them from their shelves immediately. SANE released a press statement, calling all major retailers to cease selling costumes that ﻿"are stereotyping people living with complex mental health issues". Big W has since removed the costumes from its shelves. In her LinkedIn post, Rachel shared her own photo alongside pictures of the Halloween costume and wrote, "Hey Spotlight Retail Group (SRG) and Big W check out my selfie...this is what a mental patient really looks like." "Living with mental health issues isn't a Halloween costume. Please do better and pull these products from sale. We're people, like you." Green said people willing to sell and wear such costumes show how society still treats mental illness. "This is hurtful stuff and the fact that it's still considered acceptable to sell as a costume, to wear as a costume, really reveals the level of stigma that's still present in the community around mental illness," Green told 9news.com.au. Also Read: Halloween surprise! A curse and witches' marks found in centuries-old UK house Big W apologises for Halloween costume A Big W spokesperson told 9news.com.au that as soon as they became aware of the complaint, they pulled the "insane asylum" costume. "We are sorry for any impact we may have caused to the community in having this costume available in our Halloween range," they said. "We have spoken with SANE Australia to understand the impact of stigma and experiences of people with complex mental health issues and their families, and are aligned with their position and values," they added in their statement. "We will continue the conversation to take a proactive approach in line with our values around mental health and wellbeing." Green says while she is happy to see Big W removing it from their stores, many other stores are still selling them. She hopes that people and retailers will understand the kind of message these costumes deliver to those living with mental health concerns. "It isn't okay to make fun of someone with a mental illness﻿," Green said. "We don't see cancer patient costumes, and we'd be horrified if we did." According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing (2020-2022), more than 40 per cent of Australians aged 16–85 have suffered from a mental disorder at some time in their life.

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After visiting Samoa, King Charles and Queen Camilla spent four quiet days in complete privacy at a health centre in Bengaluru, India; named Soukya. Unknown to many, this is not their first visit to this wellness retreat. They have paid many visits to this retreat in the past 10 years.&nbsp;

According to the Times of India, it is King Charles’s first overseas visit since he was&nbsp;diagnosed with cancer. He is 75 years of age and has spoken about his trust in Eastern healing treatments several times in the past.&nbsp;

<h3 lang="EN-US" paraeid="{926df8ed-93a9-4bae-8045-8db9ffb32670}{202}" paraid="1604842532" >What is Soukya?&nbsp;</h3>

Soukya Health and Wellness Centre is a one-of-a-kind&nbsp;healing sanctuary in Bengaluru, India, where the focus extends beyond conventional medical treatments. This residential wellness facility embraces a comprehensive philosophy of healing that looks at each person's complete well-being, rather than just addressing individual symptoms or health concerns in isolation.&nbsp;

The centre's approach combines different healing traditions and treatments, viewing the human body, mind, and spirit as interconnected parts that need to work in harmony for true health.&nbsp;

Dr. Issac Mathai, along with his wife, established this wellness retreat in 2011, creating a space where ancient healing wisdom meets modern wellness practices.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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<h3 lang="EN-US" paraeid="{fbbe6aed-886c-432c-bc96-1aff85e29889}{103}" paraid="570752851" >Personal visit&nbsp;</h3>

After attending the 2024 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa, King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Bengaluru, before going back to the UK. Their private jet landed at HAL airport on Saturday night, October 26.&nbsp;According to the&nbsp;Times of India, since it was a personal visit, no formal welcome was extended by the state government.&nbsp;

<h3 lang="EN-US" paraeid="{22d3be28-8845-4d97-8643-e4e80e5ac9d8}{143}" paraid="260983494" >Last royal visit&nbsp;</h3>

The most recent time any British royal family members came to India for official work was in 2016. That's when Prince William and Kate (who are now the Prince and Princess of Wales) visited India to help build better connections between the UK and India. &nbsp;

After visiting Samoa, King Charles and Queen Camilla spent four quiet days in complete privacy at a health centre in Bengaluru, India; named Soukya. Unknown to many, this is not their first visit to this wellness retreat.

After visiting Samoa, King Charles and Queen Camilla spent four quiet days in complete privacy at a health centre in Bengaluru, India; named Soukya. Unknown to many, this is not their first visit to this wellness retreat. They have paid many visits to this retreat in the past 10 years. According to the Times of India, it is King Charles’s first overseas visit since he was diagnosed with cancer. He is 75 years of age and has spoken about his trust in Eastern healing treatments several times in the past. What is Soukya? Soukya Health and Wellness Centre is a one-of-a-kind healing sanctuary in Bengaluru, India, where the focus extends beyond conventional medical treatments. This residential wellness facility embraces a comprehensive philosophy of healing that looks at each person's complete well-being, rather than just addressing individual symptoms or health concerns in isolation. The centre's approach combines different healing traditions and treatments, viewing the human body, mind, and spirit as interconnected parts that need to work in harmony for true health. Dr. Issac Mathai, along with his wife, established this wellness retreat in 2011, creating a space where ancient healing wisdom meets modern wellness practices. Also read: This is how desi queen Priyanka Chopra celebrated pre-Diwali with Nick and Malti Personal visit After attending the 2024 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Samoa, King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Bengaluru, before going back to the UK. Their private jet landed at HAL airport on Saturday night, October 26. According to the Times of India, since it was a personal visit, no formal welcome was extended by the state government. Last royal visit The most recent time any British royal family members came to India for official work was in 2016. That's when Prince William and Kate (who are now the Prince and Princess of Wales) visited India to help build better connections between the UK and India.

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