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US sanctions Israeli group Tsav 9: Who are they and why are they targeted?
The United States has imposed sanctions on Tsav 9, a far-right Israeli group, for blocking humanitarian aid convoys to Gaza. Tsav 9, comprised of settlers, reservists, and families affected by Hamas, opposes aid to Gaza, alleging it benefits Hamas. The group has engaged in violent actions, including blocking roads and attacking convoys. US sanctions aim to hold perpetrators accountable, isolate Tsav 9 financially, and send a message against obstructing humanitarian efforts.
Pakistan: Christians take to streets to protest against yet another mob attack over blasphemy
Angry members of the Christian community took to the streets in protest after a Muslim mob attacked a Christian factory owner in Punjab's Sargodha district for alleged blasphemy, Union of Catholic Asian News reported. The incident occurred on May 25 when an angry mob assaulted a Christian person, vandalized his house, and torched properties in Mujahid Colony in Sargodha, Punjab province in Pakistan.
Hong Kong lawmakers pass new national security law, giving government more power to curb dissent
The Hong Kong Legislative Council passed a new national security law aimed at curbing dissent, seen as part of a broader crackdown following the 2019 pro-democracy protests. The law grants authorities increased powers, with stringent penalties for actions deemed threats to national security, including life imprisonment for severe offenses.
We're being targeted, need for calling in Army & other central forces will have to be enhanced: Manipur police
The Manipur Police Department condemned the attack on Additional SP Amit Moirangthem's residence and personnel, stating it seriously takes any assault and will take stringent action. The incident involved armed miscreants from the Arambai Tenggol group, which has been engaged in anti-social activities like vehicle theft and extortion.
Manipur Governor, CM hold discussion on peace restoration, displaced resettlement, and compensation
In a statement on social network site X, Chief Minister Biren Singh mentioned, “Called on Governor of Manipur, Sushri Anusuiya Uikey ji at Raj Bhavan. Deliberated on matters concerning the way forward to ensure peaceful coexistence, welfare of all sections, and development of various sectors in the state.”
Alleged shooting by Manipur Rifles personnel sparks public outcry and calls for justice in Jiribam
In Jiribam's Leingangpokpi area, a 32-year-old, Oinam Gandhi Singh, was allegedly shot dead by a Manipur Rifles personnel, identified as Loitam Arunta Singh. The incident led to public outrage, prompting locals to vandalize Arunta's residence. Though the motive behind the shooting remains unclear, Gandhi, scheduled to travel to Imphal, visited the outpost to meet a relative.
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"Step in, take action:" Canadian MP Chandra Arya on Khalistani supporters threat to Hindu temple in Surrey
Canadian MP Chandra Arya shared a video of Pro Khalist supporters threatening a Hindu temple in Surrey. He urged Canadian authorities to act against these incidents, highlighting past attacks on Hindu temples in Canada by Khalistani extremists. The tension escalated as PM Trudeau made controversial claims regarding an Indian citizen's killing, straining relations between India and Canada. Amid this, India suspended visa services but later resumed some categories, observing recent Canadian measures.
Unlock the road to secure celebrations: A comprehensive guide to motor insurance this festive season
As the festive season approaches, whether you're welcoming a new vehicle into your life or your motor insurance renewal is due, don't delay this prudent decision.
Maratha quota stir: 141 offences registered, 168 held so far, says Maharashtra DGP
The Maharashtra Police has registered 141 cases in relation to the violence that occurred during the Maratha quota agitations, and 168 individuals have been arrested, according to the state Director General of Police, Rajnish Seth. The unrest resulted in damage to public properties amounting to approximately Rs 12 crore across the state.
Marathwada on quota fire: Houses & vehicles of politicians burnt down; highways blocked
The fire spread soon to Solanke’s home. Though the MLA was at home, he and his family escaped. Protesters also burnt the Mazalgaon Nagar parishad office. NCP’s office and a hotel in Beed were also burnt. Protesters also set on fire office of former MLA Jaydutt Khsirsagar as well as the home of NCP MLA from Beed, Sandeep Khsirsagar.
‘Saturday Night Live’: Nate Bargatze makes hosting debut, Foo Fighters join as musical guest
In a sketch, Nate Bargatze cast him as George Washington in 1774, leading the Continental Army.
Justin Trudeau is 'incompetent and unprofessional': Canada's opposition leader Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Poilievre, the leader of Canada's Conservative Party, has criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over strained relations with India. He also condemned pro-Khalistan car rallies and called for criminal charges against those who vandalize Hindu temples. Recent polls indicate that Poilievre is the preferred candidate to become Canada's next prime minister.
8-ft tall Mahatma Gandhi statue unveiled at South Africa's historic Tolstoy Farm
An eight-foot-tall statue of Mahatma Gandhi has been unveiled at Tolstoy Farm in South Africa. The statue, which joins existing busts of Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, is a tribute to Gandhi's time at the commune he established during his tenure as a lawyer in South Africa. The farm was donated by Gandhi's friend, Herman Kallenbach, to help the community resist discriminatory laws. Tolstoy Farm had fallen into disrepair but has been restored by the Mahatma Gandhi Remembrance Organisation.
UNHR expresses concern over attack on Manipur activists' house
Reacting on the incident in which Loitongbam's house in Imphal city was vandalised by some activists on Thursday night, the UN Human Rights said in the X : “We are alarmed by threats to human rights defender Babloo Loitongbam by Meitei Leepun & Arambai Tengol groups in Manipur for speaking out on inter-communal violence since May.
From entering Canada on fake papers to being the latest face of the Khalistani movement: The life of Hardeep Singh Nijjar
Canada's immigration records laid bare the fact that the passport used by Nijjar was, in fact, counterfeit. Despite his compelling story, the Canadian government remained unconvinced, keeping his file open for a perplexing four-year duration. During this time, Nijjar went so far as to marry a Canadian citizen in an attempt to file fresh claims.
BJP MLA Rajkumar Imo Singh says that there is no ethnic cleansing in Manipur
Congress leader and former union finance minister, P Chidambaram has alleged that there is ethnic cleansing in Manipur. KIM Information and Publicity Secretary, Janghaolun Haokip said that the Kuki Inpi Manipur is aghast at the dastardly attack against the last of the Kuki volunteers, numbering 24 men, who have been guarding the houses and properties of the Kukis at New Lambulane, Imphal from the intermittent arson and looting of the boorish, bloodthirsty Meiteis.
Happy and high, Bhutan's Indian tourist paradox
Bhutan, famously known for its Gross National Happiness index, aims to prioritize happiness over GDP as a development indicator. However, despite ranking high on the happiness index, Bhutan has slipped to No. 97 on the World Happiness Report rankings. The country's serene atmosphere, lack of alcohol on flights, and low decibel levels contribute to its perceived happiness.
Who is Huw Edwards? King's coronation anchor named in BBC presenter row. Check age, key personal, professional details
BBC presenter Huw Edwards has been named as the person who allegedly paid a young person thousands of pounds for explicit photos, according to reports.
Grandmother of French teen shot dead by police officer pleads with rioters to stop the violence
The violence appeared to be lessening. Still, the office of Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said 45,000 police officers would again be deployed in the streets to counter anger over discrimination against people who trace their roots to former French colonies and live in low-income neighborhoods. Nahel is of Algerian descent and was shot in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.
Kaliaganj case: Calcutta High Court forms SIT to probe minor girl's murder
Justice Rajasekhar Mantha has expressed discontent over the probe by state police. The court said that the police was under pressure and unable to perform. It was observed that the family was reportedly not present.
Idaho murders: University remembers deceased students at graduation ceremony
After nearly a month since the four students were slain brutally, the police hadn’t made any significant progress. During the winter session commencement ceremony, the police advised the students to stay vigilant since the mass murderer was still at large.
Vandals set fire to War Memorial in Edinburgh. Details here
Less than 24 hours after Remembrance Sunday ceremonies, the Edinburgh War Memorial was set on fire. The damage outside the City Chambers building on the Royal Mile appalled the Army major who oversees the crew that crafts the poppies and wreaths.
Pakistanis angry over fuel price hike, vandalize petrol pump
Infuriated Pakistanis pelted stones and vandalized the petrol pump. There was already anger among the protestors over the increased fuel prices and this was further elevated after the petrol pump stopped supplying fuel. The protest was also being held on Nagan Chowrangi.
Will quit if Centre brings law allowing only one member of family in politics: Mamata nephew
The Diamond Harbour MP, while addressing a rally in Kultali assembly constituency, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should table a bill banning more than one member of a family from active politics and the next moment, Banerjee will no longer be in the political arena.
Condemning vandalism of mobile towers, Rajnath asks Punjab farmers to think, stop such acts
Meanwhile, noting that farmers are "annadatas" and "backbone of the economy," Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday strongly disapproved of remarks such as "Naxals" or "Khalistanis" in the context of protesting farmers and said "allegations should not be made by anyone" against them.
Amit Shah's lunch at tribal family a show off, food was cooked at five-star hotels: Mamata Banerjee
The family members were shown chopping vegetables prior to the lunch, but none of the ingredients were actually used to prepare the meal, the CM stated. Banerjee also claimed that the house was sanitised and given a fresh coat of paint before Shah undertook the visit.
More violence in UP, death toll climbs to 16; Protesters indulge in vandalism during Bihar Bandh
After Friday prayers, six people were killed as protesters clashed with the police at several places in the state. Four deaths were reported from Meerut district, while an 8-year-old boy lost his life in a stampede in Varanasi when a violent mob was being chased by police personnel.
More violence in UP, protesters indulge in vandalism during Bihar bandh, peaceful demonstration in Assam
Protestors set ablaze Yatimkhana police post in Kanpur on Saturday and indulged in heavy brickbatting, leading to injuries to many people including policemen, a senior official said. Police used canecharge and tear gas to chase them away. Clashes were also reported from Rampur district.
To support or not: Padmavati divides Rajasthan's royals
Some members of the Bundi royal family have broken ranks with the rest and questioned how the movie could be objected to when no one had even seen it
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