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Explained | Will Dissanayake Be The Last Executive President Of Sri Lanka?

The election manifesto of the National People’s Power alliance, representing which Anura Kumara Dissanayake was elected President of Sri Lanka, promises to abolish the executive presidency system in the country. When did the executive presidency come into existence? Why is it now deemed necessary to abolish it? ETV Bharat explains.

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One Wheel, One Mission: Saneed's Cycling Journey From Kanyakumari To Kashmir Against Drugs

Saneed of Kerala travels on his special bicycle from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. The civil engineering graduate left Kanyakumari on his one-tyre bicycle for a Kashmir yatra. He aims to set a world record with his special gear and give a message to the youth: “Say no to drugs.”

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Unversed In UNGA? Stumped By SDGs? Here's A Handy Glossary Of UN General Assembly Meeting Lingo

Speakers use the opportunity to opine on the planet's biggest issues and hotspots, spotlight domestic accomplishments and needs, air grievances, and project statesmanship. Dignitaries are asked to wrap up within 15 minutes, but there's no buzzer or Oscars-style music.

Corbett National Park: A Haven For Tiger Butterflies And Biodiversity

Beyond the majestic Bengal Tiger, Corbett's forests and wildlife offer a treasure trove of butterfly species. The park's butterfly population thrives during the rainy season, with flowers blooming and humidity levels rising.

Pope Expels Bishop And 9 Other From A Peru Movement After Vatican Uncovers Abuses

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Pope Francis decided on Thursday to expel 10 people—a bishop, priests, and laypeople—from a troubled Catholic movement in Peru after a Vatican investigation uncovered “sadistic” abuses of power, authority, and spirituality.

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Exclusive | 'We Don't Want This War, Especially Not Against Lebanon': Israeli Deputy Chief Of Mission

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ETV Bharat's Chandrakala Choudhary spoke to Israeli Deputy Chief of Mission, Fares Saeb in an exclusive interview. The Israeli Deputy Chief of Mission asserted that his country does not want a war, especially against Lebanon.

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Chennai Road Where SPB Lived Named 'SP Balasubrahmanyam Salai'

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced that the main road of Nungambakkam Kamdar Nagar, Chennai, where the famous singer lived, will be named 'S.P.Balasubrahmanyam Salai' in his honour. The announcement was made on the fourth death anniversary of the noted singer.

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UN Remains Prisoner Of Past Asia, Africa And Latin America-Global South Cannot Continue To Be Shortchanged, Says Jaishankar

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said G20 Leaders had encouraged MDBs to refine their vision, incentive structures, operational approaches, and financial capacities to maximise their developmental impact.

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Sandhya Suri's Police Thriller 'Santosh' Selected As UK's Oscar Entry

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"Santosh", which includes Hindi dialogues, revolves around a newly widowed housewife as she inherits her late husband's job as a police constable and becomes embroiled in the investigation of a young girl's murder.

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Tel Aviv: Lebanon s health minister said 51 people were killed and 223 wounded Wednesday in Israeli strikes. The count comes on top of 564 who were killed and more than 1,800 wounded in the previous two days, including around 150 women and children.Health Minister Firas Abiad did not give a breakdown of how many women and children were wounded Wednesday. This week has been the deadliest in Lebanon since the bruising monthlong war between Israel and Hezbollah in 2006. 