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Muggers Shoot a Man In Front of His Daughter in Karachi Muggers Shoot a Man In Front of His Daughter in Karachi Recovered CCTV footage shows two robbers stopping a man on a motorcycle with his daughter. by 2SHARES Although street crimes have fairly reduced in the city of lights, we still encounter some cases which leave the citizens in a shock. On January 25th, a mugging incident was reported in the Korangi area of Karachi. The incident took place in Korangi’s Allahwala Town where two unident...

Injured tusker captured by Forest Department for treatment dies Updated: Updated: The 40-year-old elephant died while on the way to Theppakadu elephant camp Share Article AAA A kumki trying to lift the sedated elephant during the Forest Department’s operation to capture the jumbo for treatment at Masinagudi on Tuesday.   | Photo Credit: M. Sathyamoorthy The 40-year-old elephant died while on the way to Theppakadu elephant camp Efforts to treat an injured tusker in the Mudumalai Tiger R...

French Canadians left an indelible mark on the business district around Lafayette Square Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News While the businesses in the cluster at 110-134 Parker St. were never part of a named block, there were many stores and shops that flourished in the area over the years. The structure at 110-118 Parker St. was built in 1900 and located just to the right of Robillard’s Pharmacy approaching Lafayette Square. This section of Gardner, near Nichols and Parker streets, w...

Venerable buildings still dominate Gardners skyline today Mike Richard Special for The Gardner News If there was ever a shot that perfectly depicted West Gardner Square on a lazy summer day in the 1960s, the accompanying photograph taken by Charles Clark could be it. Shoppers are seen milling in and out of the many stores, while downtown regulars lean on a streetlamp or congregate in the doorway of a barber shop to share in the daily news. A Gardner police officer, safely stowed in his traffic ...

Pro-life demonstrators gather outside the United States Supreme Court while oral arguments in June Medical Services v. Russo, centering around a Louisiana abortion regulation are heard inside on March 4, 2020. | The Christian Post The United States Supreme Court has rejected a request by a pro-life group to hear a challenge to a Pennsylvania city law that creates a “buffer zone” around abortion clinic entrances. In an order released Monday, the high court denied without explanation a petit...

Injured elephant being monitored by forest department Updated: Updated: Share Article   The adult male elephant that was treated for a seemingly serious injury to its back a few days ago is slowly recuperating, forest department officials said. The elephant, an adult tusker believed to be around 40-years-old, was found to be moving primarily around the Bokkapuram area and his condition had weakened substantially over the last two weeks. After consultations with top forest department officials...

Injured tusker found near Ooty treated by Forest Department, using kumki elephants Updated: Updated: January 01, 2021 12:35 IST Using the kumkis, the elephant was bound and brought to an open area, where veterinarians treated the elephant’s wound with antibiotics and drugs to help it heal Share Article The injured wild elephant being escorted by kumki elephants   | Photo Credit: Sathyamoorthy M Using the kumkis, the elephant was bound and brought to an open area, where veterinarians trea...

Land owners asked to submit representations to elephant corridor case committee Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Land owners residing along the notified elephant corridor in the Sigur plateau have been urged to submit their grievances and supporting documents to the committee formed by the Supreme Court to look into their objections. In a press release, L.C.S. Srikanth, Deputy Director of Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (Buffer Zone), said the chairman of the committee, retired judge K. Venkatrama...

Archbishop Chrysostomos II of Cyprus visits soldiers serving along the Green Line Search for: He was accompanied by the Chief of General Staff Lieutenant General Dimokritos Zervakis and the Head of Religious Enlightenment of the National Guard Protopresbyter Konstantinos Christodoulou. At the outpost, the organised choir of soldiers sang contemporary hymns and carols to His Beatitude. Particularly moving was the performance of patriotic songs, which reminded all those present of the sad moments...

Press Release – New Zealand Government Work to stop invasive weeds spreading into one of Aotearoas most loved national parks is the goal of a new Jobs for Nature project announced by Conservation Minister Kiri Allan today. Fiordland National Parks boundary will get a boost against invasive … Work to stop invasive weeds spreading into one of Aotearoa’s most loved national parks is the goal of a new Jobs for Nature project announced by Conservation Minister Kiri Allan today. Fiordland Nati...