PM Modi's mimicry at Rahul Gandhi event irks BJP: 'Mother is not subject of politics'

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PM Modi's mimicry at Rahul Gandhi event irks BJP: 'Mother is not subject of politics'

A fresh row between the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party has erupted after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's interaction with an elderly woman was mimicked at a Rahul Gandhi-led event. The BJP slammed Gandhi after a video of the Raibarelli MP at a 'Chhatron ki Gonj' event in Indore went viral. »»»

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Pattaya Mail Thailandia 25.08. 20:06

Rare 1990 Thai 10-baht coin sells for record 2.54 million baht

BANGKOK, Thailand – A rare 1990 Thai 10-baht coin fetched a winning bid of 2,540,000 baht during the Treasury Department’s inaugural online auction. The digital event drew 23 active bidders who submitted 52 bids within 30 minutes, driving the price up dramatically from its starting point of 300,000»»»

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TheStraitsTimes Singapore 05.08. 13:57

Hong Kong exotic pet expo host charged with illegal possession of endangered species

HONG KONG – The owner of a Hong Kong reptile education centre, who is co-hosting a major wildlife expo for children, has been charged with the illegal possession of endangered species, local authorities said on Aug 5. Alvin Wong Ho-hin, owner of Nature Herpetology Education, was scheduled to appear»»»

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Coin Desk Stati Uniti d'America 23.07. 01:44

Senator Lummis: Ethics, other provisions in crypto Clarity Act to be further discussed

Search/enSign InSign Up The U.S. Senate's Digital Asset Market Clarity Act draft is still open to changes on a number of big-ticket items that include its government-ethics section, Senator Cynthia Lummis, one of the lead negotiators on the bill, said about the effort that's "finally" getting close»»»

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Malay Mail Malesia 14.05. 08:15

‘Network School’ project in Johor by ex-Coinbase tech chief draws govt interest, and scrutiny

KUALA LUMPUR, May 14 — Silicon Valley crypto investor Balaji Srinivasan is seeking closer cooperation with Malaysian policymakers to expand his “Network School” project in Forest City, Johor, business news wire Bloomberg reported. Citing people familiar with the discussions held last month, Bloombe»»»

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