Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Monday reported the possible death of the governor of the state of Puebla, Martha Erika Alonso, and her husband and ex-Gov. Rafael Moreno Valle, in a helicopter crash.


Possible death of Mexican governor in helicopter crash: Report


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Two columns of the Army have been pressed into service to clear the tracks near the Baghauli railway station near Hardoi where several coaches of a goods train had derailed on Saturday, an official said on Monday.


Goods train derailment: Army columns clear two routes, work underway on remaining one


A serving Major General of the Indian Army has been ordered to be dismissed by general court martial (GCM) on Sunday following allegations of sexual harassment of a young woman officer.


Court martial orders dismissal of Major General for sexual harassment of woman officer


Leader of Manipur's insurgent group, the Kangleipak Communist Party (People's War Group), Oinam Ibochouba, was brought by air from Delhi to Imphal on Sunday, police sources said.


Insurgent leader brought to Manipur from Delhi


A man climbed a mobile tower here on Saturday, demanding that he be made the country's Prime Minister.


Man climbs mobile tower in Pakistan, demands PM post


Five countries - Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, and the UK - have joined the US in accusing China of stealing trade secrets of major companies around the world through its support of a hacker group known as Advanced Persistent Threat 10, or APT 10, a media report said.


5 countries join US in blaming China for APT10 hacking spree


Five policemen have been suspended in connection with the custodial death of a taxi driver in Manipur, Chief Minister N. Biren Singh said on Friday.


5 cops suspended for custodial death in Manipur


The runway at Gatwick Airport, the UK's second busiest, reopened on Friday after more than 32 hours of complete shutdown due to drone sightings, affecting over 110,000 passengers during the busiest travel period of the year.


UK's Gatwick Airport runway reopens after drone chaos


Australian Border Force (ABF) staff are regularly subjected to sexual harassment and bullying at work, an internal review has found.


Australian Border Force facing sexual harassment, bullying: Report


Traders of child pornography have been using WhatsApp to distribute their disturbing content without much of a hurdle, said a media report.


WhatsApp being used to spread child pornography: Report


US Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has revealed that charges have been brought against two alleged Chinese hackers linked to China's Ministry of State Security, who are accused of infiltrating computer systems to obtain confidential data.


2 Chinese hackers charged with cyber espionage in US


The Punjab government on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Airports Authority of India (AAI) for setting up a new Civil International Air Terminal at Indian Air Force station at Halwara, near Ludhiana.


Punjab inks MoU with AAI for international air terminal at Halwara


Facebook has reiterated that it never allowed its partners like Netflix or Spotify to access users' private messages without their permission.


Facebook says it didn't allow sharing users data with third parties


Flights at UK's Gatwick Airport have been suspended amid reports of two drones being flown over the airfield.


Drone sightings at UK airport halt flights


Three people were stabbed in a machete attack at a health centre in east London on Wednesday, the police said.


3 injured in stabbing at London health centre


India on Wednesday reiterated its support for peace and stability in the Korean peninsula following the Ninth India-Korea Joint Commission Meeting co-chaired by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha.


India reiterates support for peace on Korean peninsula


Researchers at global cybersecurity firm McAfee saw an average of 480 new threats per minute and an increase of 73 per cent in malware targeting IoT (Internet of Things) devices.


IoT devices malware grew 73% in Q3 2018: McAfee


Facebook on Wednesday said it did not give large tech companies access to peoples data without their permission as its integration partners like Netflix or Spotify "had to get authorisation from people".


Our partners got access to users' data with their permission: Facebook


A Border Security Force (BSF) junior officer shot and killed himself near the Line of Control (LoC) on Wednesday in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, police said.


BSF officer commits suicide near LoC


The number of journalists killed on duty rose in 2018 and the number murdered in reprisal for their work doubled, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) reported on Wednesday.


Killings of journalists in reprisal for work doubled in 2018: Report


The CBI has registered a case against two former senior Army officers for taking over Rs 82 lakh in bribes from a civilian supplier between 2012- 2016 for procuring ration for troops posted in Nagaland, agency sources said on Tuesday.

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