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Ertugrul P-30, 31 Rashida Tlaib P-22 Rahat Indori P-33(Urdu) AUGUST 2020 SPECIAL PAGE 1 INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIAL EDITION Globally Recognized Editor-in-Chief: Azeem A. Quadeer, M.S., P.E. 12 AUGUST 2020 Special Edition HAPPY INDEPEDENCE DAY TO THE READERS OF BOTH COUNTRIES Facebook Could Face $500 Billion in Fines Resurrection- Ertugrul Facebook-owned Instagram was sued for illegally collecting, storing and distributing the facial recognition data of its users and could face up to $500 billion in fines. P-30, 31 A class action lawsuit filed in San Mateo Superior Court by Illinois resident Kelly Whalen on Aug. 10 alleges that Facebook and Instagram are routinely harvesting and sharing its Celebrities Bank Accounts users’ biometric data without informing them or asking for consent to collect it. P-28 Rashida Tlaib P-22 India should focus on Economy P-29 Rahat Indori The lawsuit requests Facebook pay every member of the class $5,000 for each intentional P-33(Urdu) violation of the Illinois BIPA act, which prohibits misuse of biometric data, or statutory damages of $1,000 for every negligent violation of the law — Business Insider estimated that could total up to $500 billion in fines given that at least 100 million Instagram users could be included in the class. Facebook recently paid $650 million in July to settle a similar case about its misuse of facial recognition data. “This suit is baseless. Instagram doesn’t use Face Recognition technology,” Facebook spokesperson Stephanie Otway told TheWrap in an email. 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Chisholm Trail every morning, ac- She studied at UT Dallas and Uni- cording to a CaringBridge site set versity of Alabama Birmingham Sarmistha Sen had gotten up early up by her family, her husband, Roy and worked on cancer research for for a run and at some point in time Arindam, confirmed to CNN. The most of her career, the site said. came across her attacker, according site said that she was “brutally killed She leaves behind her husband to Plano Police Department public by a stranger for no apparent rea- and two children, ages 12 and 6. information officer David Tilley. s on .” “Sarmistha lived a free and fearless Less than two hours later, a witness The killing is an extreme example life inspiring many with her infec- saw what she believed was a body of an issue women commonly face tious energy and carefree smile,” about 20 to 25 feet below near the while out running. A 2016 survey the family wrote on CaringBridge. creek. Police were called to the scene from Runner’s World found that “Sarmistha was an avid runner, and discovered Sen’s body. 43% of women at least sometimes gardener and a great cook. She lifelong supporter of cancer re- Her death is being classified as a ho- experience harassment on the run practiced healthy mindful living and s e arc h .” micide and the investigation is ongo- compared with just 4 percent of she could cook extremely healthy By Jennifer Henderson and Eric ing. A person of interest is currently men. food that tasted amazingly good. Levenson, CNN being held at the Collin County Local residents paid tribute to Sen “She was a trained singer of Indian Detention Center for a burglary by dropping off pairs of running classical music and loved to teach that happened nearby, according shoes near the site where she was and perform music. She was pas- to a press release from Plano Police killed. 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HIS DISTINCTION WAS HIS COURAGE AND FEARLESSNESS. HE WAS ALWAYS FEARLESS AS IF HE HAD CONQUERED THE FEAR. HE WILL SMILE BOLDLY AND EXPRESS HIS VIEWS LOUDLY. HE NEVER COMPROMISED ON INTERNATIONAL PAGES INTERNATIONAL PRINCIPLES. HE CHALLENGED THE HIN- DUTVA FASCISM TO THE CORE. WHAT A RARE BREED INDEED.? A TRUE FALCON OF LOVE, LIBERTY, COURAGE AND LIFE. HE WAS A TRUE PATRIOT. HE SAID THAT HIS IDENTITY IS INDIA. TO QUOTE HIM IN URDU HE SAYS ‘ “ MAE JAB MAR JAUOON TU MERE EK ALAG PEHCHAN LIKH DAENA, LAHU SAE MERE PAISHANI PAE HINDUSTAN LIKH DAENA .” internationally esteemed for his doctrine of nonviolent protest (satya- “” WHEN I DIE MY IDENTITY SHOULD BE. WRITTEN ON MY graha) to achieve political and social progress. FOREHEAD WITH BLOOD THAT I AM HINDUSTAN . “” In the eyes of millions of his fellow Indians, Gandhi was the Mahatma HE DESERVES A “ BHARAT RATAN “ AWARD. (“Great Soul”). The unthinking adoration of the huge crowds that MAY GOD BLESS HIM ETERNALLY. gathered to see him all along the route of his tours made them a se- TO HIM WE BELONG AND TO HIM WE vere ordeal; he could hardly work during the day or rest at night. “The RETURN .AAMEEN. woes of the Mahatmas,” he wrote, “are known only to the Mahatmas.” His fame spread worldwide during his lifetime and only increased By Dr Mohammed Khutb Uddin, after his death. The name Mahatma Gandhi is now one of the most Psychiatrist Chicago USA.
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