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Briefly: King Charles pays visit to Bengaluru

Britain’s King Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla paid a private visit to Bengaluru for wellness treatment at an integrative medical facility here, local sources said. The couple made a city stopover en route to the UK from Samoa...

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Bengaluru, Updated At : 07:00 AM Oct 31, 2024 IST

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Britain’s King Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla paid a private visit to Bengaluru for wellness treatment at an integrative medical facility here, local sources said. The couple made a city stopover en route to the UK from Samoa after attending a Commonwealth meeting.

Facing ‘harassment’ heat, Jind SP shifted

Chandigarh: Jind SP Sumit Kumar, who has been facing allegations of sexual harassment of women police constables, was on Wednesday transferred as the SP (Railways), Ambala. The transfer order was part of a reshuffle of 35 officers. The Haryana State Commission for Women had on Tuesday recommended the transfer of the SP. — TNS

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