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    Russia, US extend Diwali wishes to people in India

    "Warm Diwali greetings to all our dear friends in India. light never diminishes by sharing; rather, it only increases. I believe that this very spirit of mutual respect, goodwill, and trust will continue to strengthen the friendship between India and Russia. May this auspicious festival of Diwali bring new hope, happiness, peace, and prosperity into your lives. Happy Diwali to you all," he said.

    Seattle Diwali celebrations disrupted by activists carrying 'Deport All Dot Heads' placards, spark outrage

    Diwali celebrations at Seattle Center were disrupted by conservative activists Jake Lang and Thomas Allen, who carried placards with anti-Hindu and anti-immigrant slogans. The incident triggered condemnation from US Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and community leaders, who called the display racist and said Hindu Americans should be able to celebrate safely.

    Indian Americans condemn Seattle Diwali disruption by far-right activist Jake Lang

    Far-right activist Jake Lang disrupted a Diwali celebration in Seattle while carrying racist signs targeted at Hindus. Prominent Indian Americans including Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal condemned this hateful display, emphasizing the importance of Diwali. The Coalition of Hindus of North America advised community preparedness against similar incidents in the future. Lang's past included participation in the January 6 Capitol attack, for which he received a pardon.

    Four-star Gurnoor blows away New Zealand as hosts bowled out for 134

    Gurnoor Brar led India's bowling attack with an impressive performance, taking four wickets against New Zealand. The inexperienced bowlers restricted the hosts to a low score of 134 in the second ODI. Auqib Nabi and Anshul Kamboj also contributed with two wickets each, while Arshdeep Singh maintained economic bowling. Daryl Mitchell was the only player to score a half-century for New Zealand during the match.

    Pace heavy India look to extend advantage over New Zealand in second ODI

    India's new pace attack looks to build on their success against New Zealand in the upcoming ODI. Adjustments are expected due to the unique dimensions of the Hnry Stadium's boundaries. Rohit Sharma is anticipated to bounce back after his earlier dismissal, while Virat Kohli's strong performance will be crucial. New Zealand faces challenges with injuries, particularly with Devon Conway ruled out of the series.

    Government plans to empower TRAI to penalise telecom operators flouting rules

    The government is addressing issues related to Trai's authority to penalise telecom operators for violating rules. Complaints about pesky calls and SMS have surged, reaching over 20.75 lakh in just the first half of this year. Although complaints have increased significantly, disconnections of telecom resources misused for such communications have decreased. Meanwhile, the number of blacklisted entities involved in this issue has risen continuously over the last few years.

    The Economic Times
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