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Police Charges KT Rama Rao For Allegedly Causing Road Obstruction, Public Nuisance
The Banjara Hills police here on Friday registered a case against BRS working president K T Rama Rao for allegedly causing road obstruction and public nuisance at the ACB office here after his questioning on January 9 in the Formula-E race case.
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Governing Body FIA Bans 'Political Statements' From Motorsports
In recent years, several high-profile Formula One drivers have used Grand Prix races to openly take a stand for a cause, in particular with messages on their clothing or helmet.
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Sergio Perez Wins Rain-Disrupted Monaco Grand Prix
A deluge caused chaos and an hour delay to the start but Perez kept his cool for a "dream" victory after his crash in qualifying 24 hours earlier.
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Facebook Knew About Abusive Content Globally but Failed to Police: Former Employees
Facebook employees have warned for years that as the company raced to become a global service it was failing to police abusive content in countries where such speech was likely to cause the most harm, according to interviews with five former employees and internal company documents.
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Facebook Knew About, Failed To Police, Abusive Content Globally: Report
Facebook employees have warned for years that as the company raced to become a global service it was failing to police abusive content in countries where such speech was likely to cause the most harm.
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F1: Ferrari And Red Bull Bosses Believe Rivals Should Pay For Crash Damage
Mercedes for its part accepted the blame and Toto Wolff according to Nico Rosberg even went to apologise to Christian Horner.
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Tour De France: Spectator Causes Mass Fall During Stage 1
Tour De France: A fan showing a sign brought down German rider Tony Martin who was riding near the head of the pack and close to excited roadside spectators.
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France Opens Covid Vaccination For All Adults Amid New Variants Threat
France on Monday opened up Covid-19 vaccines to all adults, a week before Germany, as Europe races to avoid another wave of infections caused by new virus variants.
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Uttarakhand Glacier Burst: 54 Bodies Recovered, Search On For Survivors
Eight days after flash flood wrecked Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, 54 bodies have been recovered so, authorities have informed. That leaves over 150 persons still missing going by the initial estimates. Various forces are still racing against time to save possible survivors. The glacier burst in the upper Himalayas that caused the avalanche and d...
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F1: Hamilton Wins Imola GP As Mercedes Bags 7th Constructors' Championship
Mercedes has now won seven championships on the trot and likely Lewis Hamilton will also win his 7th world title in the next race in Turkey, equalling that of Michael Schumacher.
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Bukayo Saka's First Premier League Goal Keeps Arsenal In Euro Race
After the panic caused by consecutive defeats following the coronavirus hiatus, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has steadied the ship impressively.
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Neighbour Sends Cops To Boris Johnson's Home After "Row": Report
Police were called to the home of leadership candidate Boris Johnson and his partner after reports of a heated row, according to British media, hours after he was named in the final two in the race to become prime minister.
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Asian Games 2018: Rose Chelimo Slams Heat, Pollution After Marathon Gold
Despite smashing her rivals in a slow race to take gold, Rose Chelimo admitted that Jakarta's heat and poor air quality had caused her problems.
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Elon Musk Sides With Putin, Says AI Will Likely Be the 'Cause of World War III'
Elon Musk strongly feels that AI could pose serious threats to the humanity.
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Formula E 2017: Pitlane Lapse Robs Mahindra Racing Of Second Win In Berlin; Buemi Wins
It could've been a perfect weekend for Mahindra Racing in Formula E as Felix Rosenqvist managed to take a second consecutive win in Race 2 at Berlin. However, a blunder caused in the pitlane by the Swede attracted a 10 second time penalty, handing over the win to reigning champion Sebastian Buemi of Renault eDams.
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Police Charges KT Rama Rao For Allegedly Causing Road Obstruction, Public Nuisance
The Banjara Hills police here on Friday registered a case against BRS working president K T Rama Rao for allegedly causing road obstruction and public nuisance at the ACB office here after his questioning on January 9 in the Formula-E race case.
-
Governing Body FIA Bans 'Political Statements' From Motorsports
In recent years, several high-profile Formula One drivers have used Grand Prix races to openly take a stand for a cause, in particular with messages on their clothing or helmet.
-
Sergio Perez Wins Rain-Disrupted Monaco Grand Prix
A deluge caused chaos and an hour delay to the start but Perez kept his cool for a "dream" victory after his crash in qualifying 24 hours earlier.
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Facebook Knew About Abusive Content Globally but Failed to Police: Former Employees
Facebook employees have warned for years that as the company raced to become a global service it was failing to police abusive content in countries where such speech was likely to cause the most harm, according to interviews with five former employees and internal company documents.
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Facebook Knew About, Failed To Police, Abusive Content Globally: Report
Facebook employees have warned for years that as the company raced to become a global service it was failing to police abusive content in countries where such speech was likely to cause the most harm.
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F1: Ferrari And Red Bull Bosses Believe Rivals Should Pay For Crash Damage
Mercedes for its part accepted the blame and Toto Wolff according to Nico Rosberg even went to apologise to Christian Horner.
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Tour De France: Spectator Causes Mass Fall During Stage 1
Tour De France: A fan showing a sign brought down German rider Tony Martin who was riding near the head of the pack and close to excited roadside spectators.
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France Opens Covid Vaccination For All Adults Amid New Variants Threat
France on Monday opened up Covid-19 vaccines to all adults, a week before Germany, as Europe races to avoid another wave of infections caused by new virus variants.
-
Uttarakhand Glacier Burst: 54 Bodies Recovered, Search On For Survivors
Eight days after flash flood wrecked Uttarakhand's Chamoli district, 54 bodies have been recovered so, authorities have informed. That leaves over 150 persons still missing going by the initial estimates. Various forces are still racing against time to save possible survivors. The glacier burst in the upper Himalayas that caused the avalanche and d...
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F1: Hamilton Wins Imola GP As Mercedes Bags 7th Constructors' Championship
Mercedes has now won seven championships on the trot and likely Lewis Hamilton will also win his 7th world title in the next race in Turkey, equalling that of Michael Schumacher.
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Bukayo Saka's First Premier League Goal Keeps Arsenal In Euro Race
After the panic caused by consecutive defeats following the coronavirus hiatus, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has steadied the ship impressively.
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Neighbour Sends Cops To Boris Johnson's Home After "Row": Report
Police were called to the home of leadership candidate Boris Johnson and his partner after reports of a heated row, according to British media, hours after he was named in the final two in the race to become prime minister.
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Asian Games 2018: Rose Chelimo Slams Heat, Pollution After Marathon Gold
Despite smashing her rivals in a slow race to take gold, Rose Chelimo admitted that Jakarta's heat and poor air quality had caused her problems.
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Elon Musk Sides With Putin, Says AI Will Likely Be the 'Cause of World War III'
Elon Musk strongly feels that AI could pose serious threats to the humanity.
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Formula E 2017: Pitlane Lapse Robs Mahindra Racing Of Second Win In Berlin; Buemi Wins
It could've been a perfect weekend for Mahindra Racing in Formula E as Felix Rosenqvist managed to take a second consecutive win in Race 2 at Berlin. However, a blunder caused in the pitlane by the Swede attracted a 10 second time penalty, handing over the win to reigning champion Sebastian Buemi of Renault eDams.
