Sri Lanka Police Wrongly ID American Muslim Activist Over Attacks

Sri Lankan police have been left red-faced after wrongly identifying a female American Muslim activist as a suspect in the deadly Easter bombings.

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Tesla CEO, US SEC Again Ask for More Time to Reach Deal Over Twitter Use

Musk and the US SEC on Thursday sought a second delay and requested to provide the court another joint submission on or before April 30.

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Amazon Raises Stakes With One-Day Delivery Goal After Profit Surge

The news marks a costly challenge for competitors that will have to pour money into a logistics problem that even the king of e-commerce has yet to solve.

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Live updates: NDA's show of strength as PM Modi files nomination papers

As we head into the 4th phase of Lok Sabha polls, campaigning has hit a feverish pitch with leaders criss-crossing the country to woo voters. PM Modi and Rahul will address rallies in Maharashtra today. Stay with TOI for all live updates

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PM: Nation seeing first 'pro-incumbency wave'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that since Independence, it is for the first time that there is a "pro-incumbency" wave in the country.

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'Wanted Sri Lanka radical died in hotel attack'

Hashim appeared in a video released by the Islamic State group after they claimed the bombings, but his whereabouts after the blasts was not immediately clear. Sirisena did not immediately clarify what Hashim's role was in the attack on the Shangri-La, one of six bomb blasts that killed over 250 people on Sunday.

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Disclose info on bank audits under RTI: SC to RBI

Earlier, the apex court and the Central Information Commission, both had held that the RBI cannot deny information to an information seeker under the transparency law unless the material is exempted from disclosure under the law.

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