A man stabbed his brother on Monday at Uupindi location in Oshakati and landed him in hospital for allegedly failing to lock the door of their sleeping room. A robbery subsequently.
Palghar, Jan 25 (PTI) A 23-year-old man from Maharashtra’s Palghar district has been arrested for stabbing his former girlfriend, an official said on Thursday.
Police say they are yet to make arrests following an incident in which a young woman was stabbed in the eye by her boyfriend. It is alleged that the 27-year-old man on Wednesday afternoon stabbed his girlfriend, 24, in the eye with a sharp instrument as the partners were taking their child to Nyangabgwe Referral Hospital.
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firm is doing at a tech conference. they re talking about transforming industrial manufacturing, again with the help no surprise there of artificial intelligence. because of the excitement, more so about generative ai, which has really transformed the world, i think you re seeing consumer, makers of product, retailers, but also businesses trying to figure out how it will fit into our everyday lives. so i don t know. this retails for about $599 here in the united states. is that going to be in a lot of people s homes? maybe. maybe not. but there are lots of products here that are kind of stabs, if you like, attempts by companies to sort of try and define what artificial intelligence will look like in our lives over the next decade or so. yesterday on this programme we talked about the upcoming