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Uttar Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Navdeep Rinwa said District Election Officers have been instructed to give special emphasis on the heat advisory so that counting personnel do not face problems.",

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Google is said to be working on a smart speaker with display to rival Amazon Echo Show, and that it could launch along side Pixel 3 smartphones on October 9. A previous report from Nikkei Asian Review, which quotes industry sources, claims the device is expected to hit the market ahead of the holiday season this year. Now, MySmartPrice has put out an image renders of Google’s upcoming smart speaker called Google Home Hub, which will reportedly have a 7-inch screen. The website also put out screenshots of the official product specifications page.",

Based on the complaint of V Harish, 21, an office-bearer of Hindu Munnani, the police registered a case on Monday and formed five special teams to nab the accused.",

Samsung has started mass producing the PM1643 solid state drive (SSD) with 30.72 terabyte (TB) storage space, touted as the world’s largest capacity Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) SSD. Samsung’s PM1643 SSD is the successor to 15.36TB series, introduced by the company in March 2016. The PM1643 is said to deliver twice the capacity and performance of the company’s previous-generation SAS SSD. Samsung plans to introduce 15.36TB, 7.68TB, 3.84TB, 1.92TB, 960GB and 800GB versions as well, which could come later this year.",

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