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    Fire Country Season 3: Will the new episodes be available for streaming on Netflix?

    Fire Country fans are excited to indulge in the third installment of the CBS series. Here are the streaming options available.

    Coal India to spend $8 billion on coal-fired plants near mines

    Coal India Ltd. plans to invest about 670 billion rupees to build coal-fired power plants near its mines, primarily in Odisha. The state-owned miner has approval for 4.7 gigawatts of generation over the next six to seven years, with an additional 2 gigawatts under discussion.

    Indo-US joint military exercise begins in Rajasthan, focus on counter-terrorism operations

    The 20th edition of the Indo-US joint military war exercise commenced at the Mahajan Field Firing Range in Rajasthan. This annual exercise, which runs until September 22, aims to enhance joint military capabilities for counter-terrorism operations. Both nations are represented by 600 soldiers each, focusing on tactics and techniques in a semi-desert environment.

    US, UK spy chiefs praise Ukraine's 'audacious' Russia incursion; call for Gaza cease-fire

    The heads of MI6 and the CIA praised Ukraine's recent incursion into Russia's Kursk region as a significant achievement that could alter the course of the ongoing war. They also highlighted the growing defense ties between Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, and called for a ceasefire in Gaza to end civilian suffering.

    Donald Trump says he will tap Elon Musk to lead government efficiency commission if elected

    Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, announced plans to establish a government efficiency commission led by Elon Musk if he wins the election. He also proposed slashing corporate tax rates for domestic manufacturers, creating low-tax housing zones on federal lands, and starting a sovereign wealth fund. Trump's proposals have drawn criticism from various quarters, including concerns about potential impacts on the civil service and housing costs.

    Tech startups innovate to snuff out wildfires

    Kodama has raised $6.6 million for a business that is driven by the reality that much of our forestland these days is stuffed with fuel just waiting to ignite. A few hundred miles from Stanislaus, a man drove a flaming car into a ditch in early August and started the Park fire, which burned an area larger than Los Angeles.

    • Haryana, Punjab aiming for zero farm fires: Govt to SC

      The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that Punjab and Haryana aim for zero paddy stubble burning this year. Despite a reduction in burning events, air quality in Delhi-NCR remains poor. Both states face challenges with increasing paddy straw generation and ambitious straw management targets.

      Could mass protests in Israel over hostages persuade Netanyahu to agree to a cease-fire deal?

      Israelis are in turmoil after six hostages were killed in Gaza, sparking massive protests and a general strike. Citizens are increasingly blaming Prime Minister Netanyahu for the hostage deaths and pushing for a cease-fire agreement to free the remaining captives. The demonstrations reflect the growing domestic pressure on Netanyahu's leadership amid ongoing conflict.

      North Korea test-fires rocket launcher with new 'guiding system'

      North Korea's Kim Jong Un supervised the test-firing of a 240mm multiple rocket launcher, enhanced with a new guiding system. This development follows North Korea's ongoing efforts to upgrade its military capabilities. The test occurs amid strained relations with South Korea and the annual joint military drills between the US and South Korea.

      Avatar 3: When will it release and who will be narrator? See release date, cast and plot of Fire and Ash

      Avatar: Fire and Ash will be released on December 19, 2025, continuing the saga of Jake Sully and the Na'vi. The film introduces new characters and focuses on the Ash People. Lo’ak, Jake’s son, will narrate this installment. The story explores the aftermath of past conflicts and new challenges.

      Escalating conflict: Hezbollah rockets and Israeli strikes intensify regional tensions; here's all you need to know

      Israel news: On Sunday, Hezbollah launched rockets and drones at Israel, escalating tensions in West Asia. This came after the assassination of a Hezbollah commander by Israeli forces. Israel conducted pre-emptive strikes, targeting launch sites in southern Lebanon. Defense measures were heightened, including civil defense instructions and state of emergency declarations.

      After major clash, Israel and Hezbollah trade messages, seek to avoid full-scale war, say diplomats

      Israel-Hezbollah War: Israel and Hezbollah exchanged messages to avoid further conflict following significant cross-border fire. Both sides confirmed they did not seek full-scale war. Hezbollah launched rockets and drones at Israel after a commander's death, while Israel's military struck Lebanon with jets to prevent a bigger attack. Casualties included three in Lebanon and one in Israel.

      Layoff turns into goldmine for techie. Now, earning Rs 3 crore at new job for 'doing nothing'

      Few employees would consider being laid off as a stroke of luck. However, one anonymous individual on the forum Blind shared that he was earning an astonishing Rs 3 crore annually while doing virtually no work! The employee disclosed that after being let go from Google, he secured a position at the e-commerce giant Amazon.

      Historic aircraft carrier Minsk engulfed in flames near Shanghai: Major damage and uncertain future

      The Minsk, a former Soviet aircraft carrier, caught fire in a lagoon close to Shanghai over the weekend. The fire destroyed much of the ship over its roughly 24-hour duration.

      A deadly fire exposes the plight of low-paid migrants in wealthy Kuwait

      In Kuwait, a devastating fire that killed 49 migrant workers has revealed severe housing issues for low-income workers. Authorities responded with evictions for code violations, but deeper systemic issues persist. Inadequate housing and the exploitative kafala system continue to affect workers like Suresh Kumar and his roommates.

      Mediators hold cease-fire talks as Palestinian death toll crosses 40,000

      International mediators, including the United States, Qatar, and Egypt, were scheduled to meet with an Israeli delegation in Qatar for talks aimed at halting the Israel-Hamas war and securing the release of hostages. This could potentially prevent a larger regional conflict as the Palestinian death toll rises. Meanwhile, 11 children with cancer were evacuated from Gaza for medical treatment, highlighting the dire situation in the region's health system. While violence continues in the West Bank and Australia's opposition leader faces accusations of racism over refugee policies.

      Fire Country Season 3: All you may want to know

      Fire Country Season 3 will see the return of guest star Morena Baccarin as Sheriff Mickey Fox. The new season will address cliffhangers from the previous season and introduce a potential new spinoff featuring Jared Padalecki.

      A new round of Gaza cease-fire talks is starting; why is a deal so elusive?

      International mediators are aiming to revive cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas to end the 10-month war and free hostages in Gaza, but progress is slow. Talks resume Thursday with a proposal involving phased releases of hostages and reconstruction efforts. Sticking points include Israel's security demands, Hamas' concerns, and recent killings that have complicated negotiations. The fear of wider regional conflict looms amid the ongoing violence.

      Public spat highlights cracks in Netanyahu's coalition as Israel braces for feared Iran attack

      Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant are facing growing discontent over their handling of the Gaza war. Gallant criticized Netanyahu for claiming 'total victory', a phrase he has frequently used during the 10-month-old conflict. Netanyahu has been criticized for lacking clear strategic aims and a post-war plan for Gaza.

      10 ways to sabotage your career: Don't make these mistakes

      There’s a new generation at work, using a new language, and trying to figure out what gets one fired and what doesn’t. Here are the values and attitudes that can get you fired, says Devashish Chakravarty.

      Fire Force Season 3: Check out release date, storyline, teaser and where to watch

      "Fire Force" Season 3 will premiere in Spring 2025, divided into two parts. It will continue from the Stigma Arc and follow the “Obi’s Rescue Arc.” The anime remains faithful to the manga. A teaser was shown at Anime Expo, but no new footage was revealed.

      2018 firing on anti-sterile protesters in Tuticorin was pre-planned: Madaras High Court

      The Madras High Court deemed the firing on anti-sterile protesters in Tuticorin in 2018 preplanned, involving an industrialist orchestrating a lesson, prompting scrutiny of officers' assets from 2016 to 2020. Criticising the CBI's investigation, the court questioned the agency's exoneration of indicted authorities. It ordered a DVAC probe and asset review within two weeks, following activist Henri Tiphagne's plea to reopen the NHRC-closed investigation.

      Elon Musk's Tesla Highlights: Self-driving tech, cybertruck & robotaxi plans

      Tesla's annual shareholder meeting on June 13 was marked by shareholder approval of Elon Musk's $56 billion performance-based pay package, despite previous legal challenges. Additionally, shareholders agreed to relocate Tesla from Delaware to Texas. Elon Musk, in his characteristic style, outlined ambitious technological advancements at the meeting: he projected rapid progress in self-driving car technology, including the potential for Tesla owners to connect with a future "Robotaxi" fleet for passive income.

      India plans to examine contracts of 40 workers who died in Kuwait fire

      A devastating fire on Wednesday in a multi-storey building housing foreign workers in southern Kuwait's Mangaf area killed 49 people, mostly Indians, and injured over 50 others out of an expected 160 people who were present in the building at the time of the accident.

      Want to retire at 50? Start early, save regularly to achieve FIRE

      Financial independence, retire early (FIRE) is a movement focused on extreme savings and aggressive investment that aims to allow people to retire much earlier than is possible through traditional budgets and retirement plans. Detailed planning, budgeting discipline, and smart investment are key components to achieve an early retirement.

      Be prepared to beat the heat: Health ministry to states

      The government urged all states and union territories to promptly implement heat health action plans to safeguard people from intensifying heatwaves. In a meeting chaired by Dr. Atul Goel of the health ministry, directives included assessing healthcare facilities, creating heatstroke rooms, and disseminating heatwave forecasts. Additionally, measures for fire prevention and staff training were emphasized.

      Four government officials arrested in Rajkot fire tragedy

      Rajkot police in Gujarat on Thursday arrested four government officials including a town planning officer (TPO) in connection with the devastating fire at TRP game zone here that claimed 27 lives last week. TPO M D Sagathia, assistant TPOs Mukesh Makwana and Gautam Joshi, and former station officer of Kalavad Road fire station Rohit Vigora were arrested, said an official.

      Over 66 fires in 2 years: Why Delhi's hospital safety measures aren't enough to prevent loss of life

      Delhi hospital Fire: Delhi has reported 66 hospital fire incidents over the past two years, with 30 in 2022 and 36 in 2021. The most recent fire on May 25th, seven newborns lost their lives in a tragic fire that engulfed a private neonatal hospital in the Vivek Vihar area of east Delhi. Fire officials, including Atul Garg, emphasized the complexity of evacuating patients, especially in children’s hospitals. Many hospitals lack adequate infrastructure, such as wider staircases and compartmentation for swift evacuation.

      Member of Israel's War Cabinet says he'll quit the government June 8 unless there's a new war plan

      In a significant development, Benny Gantz, a key member of Israel's War Cabinet, threatened to resign if the government doesn't adopt a new plan for the Gaza conflict. His plan includes the return of hostages, ending Hamas' rule, and normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia. Gantz's departure would leave Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reliant on far-right allies, potentially impacting the direction of the conflict. Meanwhile, aid distribution is set to begin in Gaza, where residents are struggling amid Israeli restrictions and heavy fighting.

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