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Mosques Under Threat from Hindu Extremists in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh
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Mosques Under Threat from Hindu Extremists in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh

Tensions between Hindu extremists and the Muslim minority are rising in India, especially in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. The unrest has deep roots in religious and political differences, but recent calls from extremist Hindu groups to demolish mosques have intensified the conflict. Hindu nationalist groups have launched a campaign demanding the destruction of mosques, specifically targeting sites in Shimla's Sanjuli area and Uttarkashi. These groups claim the mosques were built illegally on land meant for other uses. However, local Muslim leaders firmly dispute these claims. Halim Baig, a Muslim lawyer from the area, asserts that the mosques were constructed legally, backed by proper documentation that proves ownership of the land. The situation escalated when Hindu extremists...
Indians Pay Tribute to Legendary Philanthropist Edhi with Highway Sign in Jalandhar
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Indians Pay Tribute to Legendary Philanthropist Edhi with Highway Sign in Jalandhar

Indian citizens in Jalandhar have installed a large signboard along a highway to honor renowned philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi. This tribute showcases Edhi’s incredible contributions to humanity and his commitment to helping those in need. The signboard features a picture of Edhi and carries the heartfelt message, "The richest poor man," which highlights his wealth of kindness and compassion despite his simple lifestyle. Abdul Sattar Edhi was born on February 28, 1928, in Gujarat, India, into a family of Muslim traders. When India divided in 1947, Edhi migrated to Pakistan, where he dedicated his life to philanthropy. He started his humanitarian work in a small way, but over time, he built an extensive network of services across Pakistan, known as the Edhi Foundation. Edhi establi...
Pakistan Set to Face India in Women’s T20 World Cup Thriller Today
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Pakistan Set to Face India in Women’s T20 World Cup Thriller Today

Pakistan and India will face off in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup today at the Dubai International Stadium. The match, eagerly anticipated by cricket fans, will start at 3 PM Pakistan Standard Time. Pakistan’s captain, Fatima Sana, expressed confidence in her team’s aggressive approach. She stated, "We will focus on playing attacking cricket from the very first ball." Pakistan has worked hard on their power-hitting skills, aiming to dominate from the start. Pakistan began their World Cup campaign with a strong performance, beating Sri Lanka. Fatima Sana led the team, scoring 30 runs off 20 balls. Their power-hitting coach has helped the players improve their all-round skills and build confidence for the tournament. India, however, holds the advantage in Women’s T20Is against Paki...
46 People Drown During Hindu Religious Bathing Festival in India
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46 People Drown During Hindu Religious Bathing Festival in India

In a heartbreaking incident during the "Jitiya Parv" festival, at least 46 people, including 37 children, drowned in Bihar, India. Families participated in ritual bathing in rivers and ponds swollen by recent flooding. This tragic event unfolded over several days, starting Tuesday, across 15 districts in the state. The "Jitiya Parv" is a significant Hindu festival that mothers celebrate to pray for their children's health and well-being. Sadly, the joyous celebrations turned into a tragedy as many people overlooked the dangers posed by rising water levels in rivers and ponds. Local authorities reported that strong currents caught the victims, leading to their drowning. Rescue teams are currently working to recover additional bodies while assisting the affected families. In response ...
Bangladesh Initiates Legal Procedure to Bring Sheikh Hasina Back from India
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Bangladesh Initiates Legal Procedure to Bring Sheikh Hasina Back from India

Bangladesh is initiating legal proceedings to bring back former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from India, where she fled following violent protests last month. Mohammad Tajul Islam, Chief Prosecutor of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT), confirmed the government’s decision under the leadership of Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus. Hasina faces charges linked to the violence during the protests, which led to hundreds of deaths. Hasina fled to India on August 5 after protests against her government resulted in a violent crackdown, leaving hundreds, including students, dead.Authorities accuse her of playing a direct role in the massacres, and they have already named her in two murder cases. They have also arrested several of her former ministers and advisers for their involvement...