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Cottesbrooke Close was worse affected. Now Cllr Puda Bedi hopes the water will have a chance to recede Anxious Colnbrook residents suffered a stressful weekend - after a major flood warning from the Environment Agency on Friday led to a knife edge situation on Saturday as more rain fell. The Friday warning had stated that heavy rain falling in the Colne Brook catchment area had put properties and low lying areas around Colnbrook and nearby Horton and Wraysbury at immediate risk Environment Agency staff operated the sluice gates at Horton Mill in a bid to reduce river levels. By Satur...

Mar 08, 2021, 12:51 PM IST New Delhi: The interrogation of a staffer of charity organisation Khalsa Aid International (‘Khalsa Aid”) by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in connection with activities of banned extremist group Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) and the subsequent nomination of the organisation for Nobel Peace Prize has puzzled and mystified the country. However, security agencies believe that the organisation acts as a front of the prescribed outfit Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) and helps it in financing terror. A case registered by the NIA in August 2012 claimed the same. ...

Farmers protests: BKU members stay put at UP Gate despite government showing iron fist Meanwhile, the Uttar Pradesh government started to clear the Ghazipur agitation site. Look out circulars are used by immigration officials to prevent accused persons from leaving the country. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Farmers at Ghazipur border during their ongoing agitation against Centres farm reform laws in New Delhi Thursday. (Photo | Parveen Negi/EPS) Express News Service NEW DELHI:  Proceeding swiftly in the Republic Day violence case, the Delhi Police on Thursday issued 44 look-out circular...

6956 1 Security personnel at Singhu border during the ongoing farmers agitation against Centre’s farm reform laws, in New Delhi. PTI New Delhi, January 28 Additional police personnel were deployed on Thursday at the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders—the three main sites where farmers have been protesting the Centre’s new farm laws—as a preventive measure in the view of the violence on Republic Day that left 394 policemen injured and one protester dead. Meanwhile, the crowd at the protest sites in Delhi’s Singhu and Tikri borders was visibly thin on Thursday two days after the t...

BBC News Published image captionRavinder Singh described Khalsa Aid's nomination as "humbling" The founder of a humanitarian charity has described its nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize as "humbling". Ravinder Singh, chief executive and founder of charity Khalsa Aid, based in Maidenhead, Berkshire, said: "We never ever thought we would be nominated". Canadian MP Tim Uppal put forward the organisation, based on Sikh principles, in recognition of its work providing food and aid in disaster areas. Mr Singh said the nomination was "humbling" and "very strange". He added it was also "a very, ...