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UN suspects all sides in DR Congo conflict guilty of war crimes

Sep 07, 2025

New York [US], September 7: Gross rights violations, possibly including war crimes and crimes against humanity, may have been committed by the Rwanda-backed M23 militia and the Congolese military and its affiliates in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), according to United Nations investigators.
A fact-finding mission by the UN Human Rights Office said that it has determined that all sides in the devastating conflict had committed abuses since late 2024, including summary executions and rampant sexual violence in the provinces of North and South Kivu. Eastern DRC, a region bordering Rwanda, has been plagued by non-state armed groups and suffered extreme violence for more than three decades.
Source: Qatar Tribune

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Discovery spotlights the manufacturing journey of SERVO Lubricants by IndianOil in The Power Behind Progress

New Delhi [India], September 11: As India’s automotive and industrial landscape evolves, so does the technology and infrastructure working behind the scenes to keep it moving. Discovery’s upcoming special The Power Behind Progress takes viewers inside IndianOil’s Integrated Lube Complex at Manali Industrial Area in Chennai (TN), the world’s largest lubricant blending plant, offering a glimpse into the scale of India’s manufacturing capabilities today and the journey that brought them here. At the centre of this story is SERVO, a homegrown brand whose evolution has closely mirrored India’s own journey of industrial growth and self-reliance.

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