‘Shameful, nasty’: Singapore minister slams racist comments on Indians, police step in

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A bus plunged into a deep ravine in Cape Verde on Saturday, killing at least 25 people, the majority of whom were children. Several other passengers sustained injuries, with some reported to be in serious condition. The incident was confirmed by Jose Canuto, the head of civil protection for Sao Filipe city, who spoke to reporters. The cause of the accident has not yet been publicly disclosed. Authorities are responding to the scene as the death toll and circumstances are being assessed.

Bompelly Bhavani, a government school teacher from Telangana, is one of 48 educators honoured with the National Teachers' Award 2026. She teaches at MPPS Girls Gandhari, where her efforts helped grow student enrolment from roughly 40 to 130. Her 1,336 educational videos have collectively amassed over 57 crore views online. Bhavani's approach combines play-based learning, digital teaching methods, and community outreach to reach rural students. Her recognition is part of a broader national acknowledgement of teachers transforming school education across India.
A woman was allegedly killed after making a comment about her sister-in-law's brother, according to police. Her body was subsequently dumped in a tank. Investigators reviewed CCTV footage from cameras installed in the area. The footage helped authorities identify and zero in on the accused. Further details of the case are awaited.

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