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1 2 3 Nagpur: The 6th edition of the Delhi Public School Model United Nations ( DELMUN 6 .0) was a grand and spectacular event, bringing together various participants from all corners of Nagpur. The event, spanning two days, offered a perfect blend of rigorous diplomatic discourse and vibrant social interactions, making it a memorable occasion for all involved. The day started with the inaugural ceremony where the event was attended by the chief guest DCP (traffic) Archit Chandak. Tulika Kedia, president and pro-vice-chairperson of DPS Kamptee Road & Mihan and Savita Jaiswal, director of DPS Kamptee Road & Mihan sent their wishes and blessings for the event. Throughout the day, delegates immersed themselves in a series of dynamic and engaging committee sessions covering many global issues. DELMUN 6.0 featured a dynamic mix of traditional and innovative committees. Alongside staples like UN Women, DISEC, UNODC, and UNHRC, delegates explored creative committees inspired by fictional universes and real-world organizations, such as the Wizarding World, DMT, Interpol, God of War and IPL Legends. Indian-centric committees like the Ramayana, Lok Sabha, ICJ and the 1929 Lahore Session, offered a unique opportunity to engage with India's political and cultural history, enriching the overall experience. The day concluded with three rounds of intense debates. After a full day of thought-provoking sessions, the event's social night provided the perfect opportunity for delegates to relax and celebrate the hard work and dedication they had put into the proceedings. The social night was a well-deserved break from the fast-paced debates, offering everyone a chance to unwind, connect and celebrate the friendships forged during the event. Around 800 students from various schools across the city participated in the MUN conference, exploring the intricacies of international relations, global governance, and sustainable development while fostering a culture of diplomacy, cooperation, and global citizenship. Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss yearly career horoscopes 2025 for Aries , Taurus , Gemini , Cancer , Leo , Virgo , Libra , Scorpio , Sagittarius , Capricorn , Aquarius , and Pisces .
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Grab a Swarovski bracelet for nearly £90 off in Amazon's Black Friday saleNew details released on apparent return of EnronPHOENIX — A former University of Arizona football player now serving a prison sentence for murder had shocking Google searches in the days leading up to the deadly shooting. RELATED: New details in case against former Arizona Wildcats football player charged with murder Records released by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office show on Nov. 7, 2017, DaVonte' Neal repeatedly searched for information about chloroform, including the search, "What can you smell that will make someone unconscious?" and "What does chloroform smell like?" That same day, Neal also searched for shooting ranges in the Phoenix area. It's unclear what his plan entailed, but four days later, Neal shot and killed Bryan Burns, the man dating the mother of Neal's child. Burns was driving near the I-10 overpass and Elliott Road in Tempe when he was sideswiped by Neal. Neal then fired multiple shots into Burns' vehicle, striking him repeatedly. Neal fled the scene in his vehicle as witnesses rushed to help, however, Burns died from his injuries. MCSO would later learn that Burns noticed he was being followed by a vehicle unknown to him and had told his friends about it. He even relayed a license plate number to them. They relayed that information to detectives who found the license plate matched a vehicle registered to Neal's sister and mother. Dozens of hours of body camera footage and recorded interviews show MCSO's initial interactions with those close to the victim, including his girlfriend. Within minutes of speaking with detectives, she told them they needed to investigate Neal. "I wouldn't not check my child's father," she said. She then recounted strange and unusual text messages she had received from Neal the night before the shooting and in the hours after. She said Neal told her to "be careful" and the following day, he told her he had seen her friend on the news. Burns had not yet been publicly identified as the shooting victim at the time of that text message. "Back when me and my child's father both first broke up three years ago, he found out that I was talking to Bryan and it was a really big deal. He felt like his family was stolen from him," Burns' girlfriend told detectives. Neal was quickly considered an investigative lead in the case. Five days after the shooting, he was brought in by MCSO for questioning. "I'm confident in myself that I didn't do it. I know that I didn't do it. I know where I was," Neal said. Neal claimed he had been home with his child at the time of the shooting. After sitting in the interrogation room for around three hours, he asked for a lawyer. "Is there a way that we can talk about this with a lawyer or something like that?" Neal asks. Neal was let go and the investigation would continue for close to five more years. He continued to live his life. He coached at Higley High School. He then was hired as an assistant football coach at Idaho State University. The silver vehicle seen by witnesses with the license plate that matched what Burns had reported was tracked down. It had damage consistent with a sideswipe collision and the interior of the vehicle tested positive for gunshot residue. MCSO also obtained Neal's cell phone records. On the day of the murder, Neal received a suspicious text message from his aunt, advising him to get rid of something and then to delete that text message. In addition to the concerning search history leading up to the shooting, there were unusual searches in the hours following. Neal repeatedly checked local news websites for information about the shooting in Tempe. A 1,500-page incident report shows that MCSO received that cell phone data in November of 2021. They also obtained location data from Neal's phone that placed him at the scene of the crime the night it happened. In March of 2022, MCSO submitted its case to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. Two months later, he was arrested in Idaho. "Please note that criminal investigations, especially those involving serious felony charges such as murder, take time to ensure a complete and accurate case is provided to the MCAO. When the Detectives felt they had enough and the strongest case possible for the MCAO, it was submitted to them," said Sgt. Calbert Gillett of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office regarding the timeline of the case. Earlier this year, Neal pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison in October and has now begun his time behind bars. His projected release date from prison is May of 2042. Prior to playing football at the University of Arizona, he played at Notre Dame. 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