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7 Gunmen Who Attacked Afghanistan Parliament Killed, Taliban Claim Responsibility
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Kabul: A Taliban attack on the Afghan parliament on Monday ended after all seven militants were killed, the government said.

"The attack has ended now. Seven attackers were involved - one detonated a car near the parliament building and six were killed by security forces after they entered a nearby building," deputy interior ministry spokesman Najib Danish told AFP.
 
The South East Division police have arrested a gang of three youth for targeting and robbing working women.
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The accused have been identified as Manunath (21), Ravi Kiran (21) and Keshava Murthy (19). The police have recovered the stolen valuables including two mobile phones, debit and credit cards along with other valuables worth Rs. 1.15 lakh.

The gang was busted following a complaint filed by Narmada Kalari, a software engineer working in Infosys, Electronic city.

Ms. Kalari was returning from work on June 18, when Manjunath and Ravi Kiran confronted her at Electronic City, Stage II. The duo attacked her and robbed her bag. Parappana Arahara police booked a case and managed to track down the registration number of the motorcycle and later nabbed the duo.
 
Over 100 fishermen still missing in Bay of Bengal, search operation continues…

"Of the total 31 boats, 15 boats have returned so far. Search is going on to trace another 16 boats. The Coast Guard is conducting search operation, " East Godavari District Collector said.

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NEW DELHI: Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi on Monday said that the Special Investigation Team (SIT) has conducted polygraph test on six persons in connection with the death case of Sunanda Pushkar."Our investigation is continuing.During investigation, whatever requires to be done will be done. And so far, we have already carried out polygraph test on six persons. If there is any requirement, we will conduct further tests," Bassi told the media here.
 
Heatwave in southern Pakistan kills 260 People
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KARACHI: An intense heatwave in Pakistan's
southern Sindh province has killed at least 260
people in the country's worst heatstroke in more
than a decade, triggering an emergency
situation in major hospitals here today.

The rare heatwave that gripped the province
since the advent of Ramzan on Friday has hit
mostly the elderly and the homeless, with the
temperature soaring to 45 degree Celsius.

The scorching heat was earlier likely to continue
further but sudden heavy rains and cool winds
broke the spell in many parts of the city.

Pakistanis were reeling under severe weather
temperatures for the last three days that also
saw major power breakdowns in many areas of
the city, adding to their woes.
 
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