In 2015, a few silver coins found in an Oxfordshire field rewrote the legend of King Alfred the Great |

An amateur treasure hunter’s discovery of the Watlington Hoard in Oxfordshire has rewritten English history. Image Credit: The Portable Antiquities Scheme/ The Trustees of the British Museum, via Wikimedia Commons Well before the undulating terrain of Oxfordshire came to be a peaceful haven for those on foot, the region around Watlington was a battleground in…

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Delhi district court bar associations call off strike over pecuniary jurisdiction demand

New Delhi: After observing complete abstinence from work on Thursday, the coordination committee of district court bar associations called off its symbolic strike launched over the long-pending demand for enhancement of pecuniary jurisdiction of district courts.“The movement will be intensified if genuine demands, which are for the benefit of public at large and litigants in…

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2 undergrads caught with narcotics at Dhulapally

Excise team with two peddlers Hyderabad: Excise sleuths have intercepted two undergraduate students at Dhulapally and seized a variety of narcotic substances worth ₹2.58 lakh from their possession. Both the accused were arrested under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act.Acting on a specific alert, the excise state task force (STF) team intercepted an…

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CS orders route optimisation, e-bus push | Chandigarh News

Chandigarh: Chief secretary H Rajesh Prasad Thursday directed the transport department to optimise routes, improve operational efficiency and ensure infrastructure readiness for expansion of the e-bus fleet, while stepping up commuter-friendly services.At a high-level review of the Chandigarh Transport Undertaking (CTU) and State Transport Authority (STA), Prasad also called for strict implementation of the Safe…

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Indian-origin former CEO sentenced to 5 years in prison over $212 million fraud in New Jersey, asked to pay $125 million

Super-rich NRI Paul Parmar sentenced to five years in prison over fraud in New Jersey. Parmjit Parmar, a 55-year-old Indian-origin man from New Jersey, has been sentenced to five years in jail, followed by three years’ supervised release and a payment of $125 million over his involvement in a large-scale conspiracy to defraud investors, in…

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