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PIO accuses UK cops of victimising her

London: An Indian-origin former Metropolitan Police officer, Parm Sandhu, has accused the UK’s largest police force of victimising her for exposing alleged racism within the ranks in her book, ‘Black and Blue’. IANS Bhutan’s Prince first digital citizen Thimphu: Bhutan’s...

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Updated At : 02:43 PM Feb 23, 2023 IST

London: An Indian-origin former Metropolitan Police officer, Parm Sandhu, has accused the UK’s largest police force of victimising her for exposing alleged racism within the ranks in her book, ‘Black and Blue’. IANS

Bhutan’s Prince first digital citizen

Thimphu: Bhutan’s Royal Highness The Gyalsey (Prince) Jigme Namgyel Wangchuck, became the country’s first digital citizen by onboarding with the Bhutan National Digital Identity (NDI) mobile wallet, as per reports.

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