The woman was found inside the apartment and was detained because she had several open petit larceny warrants. The city Medical Examiner’s office will officially determine the man’s cause of death.
The Indian diaspora in United States illuminated Times Square in New York to celebrate the Pran Prathistha ceremony at Ram Mandir, Ayodhya. Meanwhile, the Indian diaspora in Minnesota sang Ram Bhajan at the Hindu Temple on January 22 ahead of the Pran Pratishtha ceremony at Ram Temple in Ayodhya.
The Indian diaspora gathered at New York's Times Square in large numbers and chanted slogans and sang bhajans at the iconic venue. Ram Mandir will be inaugurated today in Ayodhya.
Official documents suggested that starting in March 2023, Patel and his co-conspirators, including Singh, set up and carried out staged armed robberies of at least eight convenience or liquor stores and fast food restaurants across the United States, including at least four in Massachusetts.
The protesters blocked traffic around Los Angeles International Airport and New York's John F Kennedy International Airport - considered two of the country's busiest airports. At least 36 people were arrested in Los Angeles and 26 in New York.
There were no reports of injuries by early evening, but firefighters were continuing to search. A worker at a nearby deli, Julian Rodriguez, said he was behind the counter when he heard people screaming about a building collapse.
The former president, the leading contender for the 2024 Republican nomination, had been expected to return to the witness stand on Monday as a coda to his defence against New York Attorney General Letitia James ' lawsuit.
A few supporters of the Khalistani movement tried to heckle the Indian envoy by making statements about terrorists Hardeep Singh Nijjar and Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. They were escorted out of the gurdwara's premises by members of the Sikh community.
According to videos emerging on social media, Sandhu was heckled by supporters of the pro-Khalistani movement, who asked him questions about designated terrorists Hardeep Singh Nijjar and Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. They were escorted out of the gurdwara by other Sikhs.
According to officials, there were no indications of a terror attack, but they were unsure of what caused the accident.
The accused Gilbert Augustin got into an argument with 66-year-old Jasmer Singh, after which he proceeded to call him "turban man" and beat him fatally. This is the second hate crime against Sikhs in a matter of few days, and New York Mayor Eric Adams has promised to protect the community.
In a show of solidarity with the Sikh community, NYC Mayor Eric Adams said that he would take "full responsibility" for any hate attacks on Sikhs. He also asserted on educating people on Sikhism and recalled the community's contribution in the city.
According to reports, Singh got out of the car and followed 30-year-old Augustin, who was trying to get his phone back. The two men argued and Singh walked back to his car after taking his phone from Augustin, who then punched him three times in the head and face.
The accused reportedly told the 19-year-old Sikh boy to take his mask off, then proceeded to punch him and tried to remove his turban. The victim said that he is “shaken and angered” by the assault and is said to be very traumatised after the incident.
Top Jain monk Acharya Lokesh, during his speech at the United Nations, underscored that world leaders need to make sure of the safety and well-being of their citizens and added that atrocities against women and children must be stopped immediately.
India TV's Fact Check team conducted a comprehensive investigation and executed a keyword search on Facebook using the term "New York subway flooded," which directed them to a post by American news outlet ABC News dating back to September 2, 2021.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul declared a State of Emergency and advised people to avoid travelling on flooded roads. This comes in less than three months after a deadly storm in the city's Hudson Valley.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), several regions are experiencing dangerous flash flooding as extreme rainfall continues across the city and about 8.5 million people are under flash flood warnings.
While addressing the United Nations General Assembly, Jaishankar, who started his speech by saying, "Namaste from Bharat", asserted only a few nations set agenda for the whole but said, "This can't go on indefinitely nor will it go unchallenged".
The fiery leader, who had given rebuttal replies to Europe and China over multiple issues including the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, delivered a staunch reply to Canada.
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