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The Tiruchi City Police Detective Dog Squad has welcomed a one-year-and-two-month-old Belgian Malinois named ‘Silambu’, trained specifically to detect narcotic substances. Silambu’s Rigorous Training Path Silambu first completed three months of foundational training at the K.K. Nagar Detective Dog Squad facility. The dog then advanced to six months of specialized instruction at the Tamil Nadu State Police Detective Dog Training Centre in Coimbatore. This induction represents a milestone, as ‘Silambu’ becomes the first Belgian Malinois to join the Tiruchi City Police Detective Dog Squad. With its keen senses and elite training, ‘Silambu’ stands ready to support law enforcement efforts in…

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Chris Hemsworth sparks debate among Australian fans by calling ‘I’m not here to f**k spiders’ a common Aussie slang phrase.The 42-year-old Marvel star shared the expression during a TikTok video chat with British comedian Munya Chawawa. Asked how he’d say he’s ‘not here to waste time’ in Aussie slang, Hemsworth replied, ‘I’m not here to f**k spiders.’This phrase, dating back to the 1970s and used by celebrities like Margot Robbie, means avoiding trivial tasks or messing around—essentially, ‘not here to f*** around.’Fan Reactions Pour InResponses under Chawawa’s video highlight the divide. Many Australians claim they’ve never heard it.’Where in Australia…

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Abu Dhabi fuses its Bedouin heritage with modern innovation, drawing visitors with a dynamic lineup of March events spanning culture, entertainment, and sports. Travelers this month can immerse themselves in four standout experiences across the emirate. Sheikh Zayed Festival: A Global Cultural Celebration Running through March 22 at Al Wathba, the Sheikh Zayed Festival highlights heritage, community, and worldwide connections. Attendees explore international pavilions, traditional crafts, live performances, family activities, and dazzling nightly fireworks, creating an vibrant spot for all ages. Mary Poppins Musical Debuts in Abu Dhabi On March 25, the beloved stage production of Mary Poppins premieres in…

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Status Quo frontman Francis Rossi has revealed his embarrassment over the band’s 1996 legal battle against BBC Radio 1, which accused the station of imposing a blanket ban on their music.The Lawsuit’s OriginsThe rock band, formed in 1962, filed two writs against the broadcaster: one for a judicial review of its playlist policies and another claiming damages for lost sales. At the time, Rossi stated, “Someone seems to not like us at Radio 1. But the staff are not paid to be tastemakers. They should play the current Top 40, which is their remit.”Status Quo also claimed that the station’s…

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A Hong Kong court has sentenced the 69-year-old father of a U.S.-based pro-democracy activist to eight months in prison for attempting to access funds from his daughter’s insurance policy. The ruling marks the first application of the 2024 national security law, known locally as Article 23 legislation, against a relative of an overseas activist labeled an “absconder” by authorities. Details of the Conviction Kwok Yin-sang faced charges of handling financial assets linked to his daughter, Anna Kwok, executive director of the Washington-based Hong Kong Democracy Council. Authorities have placed a HK$1 million (approximately $127,900) bounty on her capture and prohibited…

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India’s new regulatory measures require WhatsApp users to log out from devices every six hours if the registered SIM card is not active on that device. Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia confirmed that the SIM binding directives issued in November 2025 remain effective, with a compliance deadline of February 28. Key Requirements for WhatsApp The rules mandate that WhatsApp log out users from inactive devices after six hours and cease functioning if the registered SIM is absent. Scindia emphasized these steps enhance national safety and security while combating fraud. Minister Scindia’s Clarification “As of now, there is no thought on an…

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Priyanka Chopra Jonas captivates audiences with her bold street-style look during promotions for her upcoming project, The Bluff. She blends sharp tailoring and edgy details, showcasing confident power dressing with effortless cool. Fans flock around her as she poses for selfies, signs autographs, and engages the crowd in a striking monochrome outfit.Corset-Inspired Blazer Steals the ShowThe centerpiece of her ensemble is a charcoal-grey blazer featuring a sculpted corset fit. Lace-up accents at the waist define her silhouette, while a subtle peplum adds flair. A front zip ensures a sleek finish. Beneath, a black lace camisole introduces texture and sensuality to…

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Bill and Hillary Clinton are scheduled to testify Thursday and Friday before a House committee probing Jeffrey Epstein’s activities. This agreement with Republican leaders averts potential contempt charges after subpoenas went unheeded.For the resilient political duo, this marks yet another high-stakes Washington confrontation blending questions of judgment, personal conduct, money, and influence. No evidence links either Clinton to Epstein’s crimes—the financier convicted of sex offenses who died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial on trafficking charges.Bill Clinton’s Connections to EpsteinEpstein visited the White House several times during the 1990s, per visitor logs. Post-presidency, he supported Clinton’s philanthropic efforts, and…

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Speculation arose last week over whether the Seattle Seahawks would skip the customary White House visit as Super Bowl champions. Team officials confirmed no invitation has arrived, leaving decisions pending.Macdonald Addresses Rumors at Scouting CombineHead coach Mike Macdonald fielded questions on the matter during his Wednesday session at the NFL Scouting Combine.”We haven’t gotten an invite yet, and then we’ll address it after that,” Macdonald stated from the podium.Following the formal press conference, Macdonald expanded to reporters on the potential visit. “I would hope so,” he remarked when asked about receiving an invitation. “I mean, yeah… I don’t know. We’re…

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The U.S. administration prevents Venezuela’s government from covering former President Nicolás Maduro’s legal defense costs in a New York drug trafficking case, a step his attorney argues undermines his constitutional right to counsel.Barry Pollack, Maduro’s lawyer, notified a Manhattan federal judge in a February 20 email that the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control blocked approval for Venezuela to pay fees owed to Maduro and First Lady Cilia Flores under Venezuelan law and tradition. The email entered the public court record on Wednesday.Detention and Upcoming HearingMaduro and his wife remain jailed in New York without bail following a…

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