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A man from Assam and a woman from West Bengal, posing as a couple, were found operating a ganja trade from migrant worker quarters in Kerala. During a search of their room, officials recovered 4 kg of ganja packed in two packets. Cash amounting to Rs 1,19,600, suspected to be proceeds from drug sales, was also seized. The article's excerpt does not detail the full circumstances of the arrests or the subsequent legal action.
An opinion piece asks whether the GBU-43/B, known as the 'Mother Of All Bombs' (MOAB), could deliver a decisive strike against Iran. The author raises the historical comparison to Japan's surrender after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II. The piece frames the question around whether such a weapon could force immediate capitulation. It is presented as commentary rather than reporting on any confirmed military action.
Reports circulated that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had died from a brain haemorrhage, prompting scrutiny of his public status. Fresh evidence of a public appearance by Kim has now emerged. The appearance follows a series of sharp allegations posted on X by Wanjun Xie, a US-based Chinese dissident linked to the China Democracy Party. The source article does not confirm the claims made in those posts. The development underscores how unverified rumours about North Korea's leadership can spread quickly.
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