Nirmal Kaur, a 1983 batch IPS officer who retired as DGP in Jharkhand said that Muslim men deliberately entrap Hindu girls and they get huge funds for this purpose.

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Hours after the story behind the brutal murder case of Shraddha Walker was uncovered, Nirmal Kaur, a 1983 batch IPS officer who retired as DGP in Jharkhand said that Muslim men deliberately entrap Hindu girls and they get huge funds for this purpose. She said that the Muslim men who kidnap Hindu girls are also provided with all the required legal support by their community.

Kaur stated her opinion while she was speaking during NDTV prime time debate on November 14. “The persons executing the entrapment of Hindu women are provided with motorcycles or heavy monetary assistance. These people are also provided with all the required legal assistance. Many similar…

A flock of 3,000 turkeys in Monaghan had to be culled this week after the highly pathogenic strain of H5N1 was detected.

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Agriculture Minister Charlie McConalogue will attempt to allay fears about a shortage of turkeys this Christmas as the country works to contain bird flu.

He will update his Cabinet colleagues on Tuesday morning on the bird flu outbreak in Ireland.

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A flock of 3,000 turkeys in Monaghan had to be culled this week after the highly pathogenic strain of H5N1 was detected.

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Fears are growing within industry and Government that the supply of turkeys in the run-up to Christmas could be impacted.

However, Minister McConalogue will move to allay fears this morning.

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H5N1 has infected about 200 flocks with more than 3.5 million birds Canada-wide this year

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By some measures, the ongoing outbreaks of avian flu in British Columbia pale when compared to the devastating eruption of the disease in 2004 that prompted a cull of 17 million birds.

But the enemy that farmers and scientists now face represents an unprecedented challenge, experts say.

The current H5N1 strain is “behaving very differently” to previous versions, says British Columbia chief veterinarian Theresa Burns.

Unlike previous strains that were isolated in geography, the new threat is spreading across the country. The strain is highly pathogenic and can cause serious disease and death in birds.

“The scale is completely different,” Burns said in an interview, compared to previous B.C. outbreaks in 2004, 2009 and 2014.

“In all those other outbreaks, B.C…

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A crazy situation occurred late Monday evening involving a homeowner chasing three illegal hunters that ended with a crash about four miles southwest of Jasper.

According to Texas Parks & Wildlife Game Warden Justin Eddins, the three were on a road when they shot at – but missed – a deer on private property. Eddins said a homeowner next door then began chasing the three until they wrecked out.

Texas Department of Public Safety Sergeant Shana Clark said the three were in a 2012 Dodge pickup truck, and the crash occurred shortly after 9:00 on County Road 317, just north of County Road 318. Clark said the driver tried to take a curve too fast, resulting in the truck going off the road and striking several small trees.

Sergeant Clark identified…

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FILE – This July 16, 2004, file photo, shows a gray wolf at the Wildlife Science Center in Forest Lake, Minn. (AP Photo/Dawn Villella, File)

MISSOULA, Mont. —A temporary order issued Tuesday will affect Montana wolf hunting and trapping regulations.

A District Court judge issued a temporary restraining order that includes multiple changes that go into effect immediately.

The order is set to expire Nov. 29.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks released the following information:

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On Tuesday, a District Court in Lewis and Clark County issued a temporary restraining order impacting some of Montana’s wolf hunting and trapping regulations. The changes go into effect immediately.

The changes outlined in the temporary restraining order are as follows:

• Reinstitutes wolf management units (WMU) 110, 313, and 316 as…

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Combined emissions from 15 companies surpass Russia’s and equate to more than 80% of EU’s methane footprint, study finds

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The combined methane emissions of 15 of the world’s largest meat and dairy companies are higher than those of several of the world’s largest countries, including Russia, Canada and Australia, according to a new study.

Theanalysisfrom the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy and Changing Markets Foundation found that emissions by the companies – five meat and 10 dairy corporations – equate to more than 80% of the European Union’s entire methane footprint and account for 11.1% of the world’s livestock-related methane emissions.

“That just blew my mind,” said Shefali Sharma, director of the IATP’s European office. “We can’t continue to…

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Avian influenza is continuing to crop up in Wisconsindespite effortsto control its spread.

The state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection detected the highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, in eight birds in Marathon and 15 birds in Waukesha countiesthis month. The state has identified 18 counties this year with HPAI in domestic birds, such as chickens, turkeys or peacocks.

While it’s known as “the bird flu,” HPAI posesa low risk to the general public, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

“Given the kind of environment we have in Wisconsin with a lot of waterways, we just have a high population of wild waterfowl and more potential for that virus, for local birds to come in contact,” said Dr. Darlene Konkle, a veterinarian with Wisconsin’s DATCP. Those include ducks…

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Denmark has reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza, or bird flu, on a turkey farm, the Paris-based World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) said on Monday.

The outbreak in the small town of Lundby killed 204 birds, with the rest of the 33,600-strong flock slaughtered, WOAH said in a report, citing information from the Danish authorities.