2,000-pound US bomb hits Iran family home; Centcom says 'we never target civilians'
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A major fire broke out at the Judicial Magistrate First Class office in Bihar on Saturday morning, gutting numerous case files and legal records. The blaze erupted before court proceedings could begin for the day. Firefighting teams spent several hours containing the flames. Authorities are now evaluating the extent of the damage and probing the cause of the fire. All hearings scheduled for Saturday have been deferred as a result of the incident.
The DMK party has filed a petition in the Supreme Court demanding the immediate release of Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu. The petition calls for Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs of water daily over a fifteen-day period. It also seeks to address a cumulative shortfall of 9.46 TMC in water releases owed to Tamil Nadu. Amid growing tensions, Karnataka's Chief Minister appealed to protesters opposing the water releases to stand down. The Karnataka government stated it would safeguard farmers' interests while complying with court directives.
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