RSS's Indresh Kumar: Divisive Forces Face Inevitable Defeat
Senior RSS leader Indresh Kumar asserts attempts to divide Hindus and Muslims will fail, emphasizing youth's role in promoting national progress and communal harmony.
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Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Recognizes Riyazuddin Mansouri's Heroics in Delhi Hotel Fire Rescue
After a deadly fire at a Delhi hotel, Riyazuddin Mansouri's brave actions saved lives. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind honors him with ₹1 lakh.
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UN Warns of Global Crisis as 600 Environmental Defenders Killed or Disappeared in Three Years
UN rights chief warns of global crisis as 600 environmental defenders killed or disappeared worldwide in three years, with Europe's fastest warming record and climate commitments unmet.
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Beyond Fear: Muslims and the Cockroach Movement
The Cockroach Movement sparks debate: should Muslims engage despite fears of consequences? History shows strategic engagement preserves communities.
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Bahadagodha : BJP Women's Wing Conducts Tree Plantation Drive on World Environment Day, Spreads Conservation Message
On World Environment Day, BJP Mahila Morcha in Bahadagodha organized plantation drives across multiple mandals, promoting environmental conservation and awareness.
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Kerala Gym's 'Islam-Friendly' Model: Separate Timings, No Loud Music Sparks Debate
A Kerala gym's 'Islam-friendly' model, featuring separate workout timings for men and women and no loud music, sparks social media debate.
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UN Committee Condemns Afghanistan's Child Marriage Decree, Calls Silence Consent
UN Committee on the Rights of the Child condemns Afghanistan's Taliban regime for adopting a decree that legitimizes child marriage and treats a girl's silence as consent, violating international human rights law.
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Owaisi Calls for Uniform Standard on Religious Activities in Public Spaces
Asaduddin Owaisi argues that if offering namaz on roads is wrong, then all religious activities on public streets should be treated equally.
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Kerala Proposes Menstrual Leave for School Students
Kerala's UDF government plans up to 3 days menstrual leave monthly for schoolgirls, ensuring no study loss via weekend catch-ups.
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Sri Lanka's Malaiyaha Tamil Tea Estate Workers Face Serious Labor Abuses, Says Amnesty
Malaiyaha Tamils in Sri Lanka's private tea estates endure abuses meeting ILO's forced labor indicators, with restricted access to labor protections, Amnesty International reports.
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36 Sanitation Workers Die in India in Three Months; Activists Demand Action
At least 36 sanitation workers died cleaning sewers, septic tanks across India in three months, with activists blaming lack of safety measures and inadequate implementation of laws.
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PETA India Launches 'Awaaz', an AI Robot Goat, to Promote Veganism
PETA India's new robot goat, Awaaz, interacts with public, encouraging vegan choices.
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Vietnam Airlines Accused of Racism: Indian Doctor's Business Class Humiliation
Pune doctor alleges racism on Vietnam Airlines; claims staff blocked him & family from boarding business class, sparking online outrage.
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Deadly Clashes Erupt in Kenya Amid Fuel Price Protests
At least four killed, 30 injured in Kenya during nationwide protests over fuel price hikes.
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Youth Form 'Cockroach Janata Party' in Response to CJI's Remarks, Clean Yamuna in Protest
TMC leaders Mahua Moitra and Kirti Azad join satirical party after CJI Surya Kant's 'cockroach' remark; youth activists stage clean-up protest as 'CJP' gains 40,000 members.
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Odisha's Neglect: Tribal Man Exhumes Sister's Remains for Bank Access, Report Blames Systemic Failures
Fact-finding report reveals institutional neglect led to Odisha man carrying sister's remains to bank, highlighting delays & denial of entitlements.
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Tamil Nadu: Senior Politician Questions Lack of Muslim Ministers in TVK Cabinet Despite Three Muslim MLAs
MMK's M. H. Jawahirullah criticizes TVK govt for excluding Muslim ministers, despite having three Muslim MLAs. He demands representation for Tamil Nadu's largest minority.
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16-Year-Old Pooja Reddy Takes Own Life at Hyderabad Hostel
Pooja Reddy, 16, ended her life at Sri Chaitanya Saraswathi Hostel in Hyderabad due to exam stress.
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The Evolving Kolkata: A Fear for the Future
Author laments Kolkata's shifting culture, worries next gen won't inherit harmonious city.
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Muslims' Status in India: A Growing Concern, Says Former LG Najeeb Jung
Former Delhi LG Najeeb Jung warns Muslims may become second-class citizens, feeling marginalized and excluded, with no Muslim ministers or MPs in key positions.