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India Rejects Delhi Protest "Propaganda", Bangladesh's "Scale Back" Threat
India has rejected what it called "misleading propaganda" in sections of the Bangladeshi media over a protest held in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi against the killing of a Hindu man.
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"So Egregious": Trump To Sue BBC For Up To $5 Billion Over Video Edit
Donald Trump announced Friday that he intends to take the BBC to court, seeking as much as $5 billion in damages after the UK broadcaster apologised for a misleadingly edited segment of one of his speeches but refused to provide compensation.
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South Korean Universities Deny Admission To Applicants With Bullying Records
South Korea's top universities have begun rejecting applicants with school bullying records, marking a shift in admission policies revealed by a lawmaker's data.
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Manipur Journalists' Union Seeks PUCL's Apology Over Report, Says Will File Criminal Defamation
Manipur's biggest union of journalists has sent a legal notice to a Delhi-based non-profit that had commissioned a report into the Meitei-Kuki ethnic clashes.
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Sonam Wangchuk To NDTV On Possible Arrest And Key Allegations
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk and the central government are on a warpath following the violent protests in the mountainous region that left four killed and over 50 injured.
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'South Park' Episode Parodying Charlie Kirk Dropped By Comedy Central
The episode portrayed Charlie Kirk as a "master debater" online, showing him as a viral influencer who often criticised "woke" culture, opposed critical race theory, and denied climate change.
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Top Court Petition Filed by Sharjeel Imam Over Delhi Riots Bail Order
Activist Sharjeel Imam on Saturday moved the Supreme Court challenging a Delhi High Court order denying him bail in an anti-terror law case linked to the alleged conspiracy behind the February 2020 riots in the national capital.
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'Would Be Patriarchal Entitlement': Court Denies Man Bail For Wife's Murder
The Delhi High Court has held that a husband cannot justify violence against his wife on the ground of anger or refusal to live with him, stressing that such a claim reflects "patriarchal entitlement" which the law cannot support.
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Row Over No Mention Of Kuki Militants In Answer Choices On Manipur Crisis, Assam Panel Points At Question Setters
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) has on its part denied any mala fide intent in including a controversial question on the Manipur violence in a paper for selecting agricultural development officer.
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Sheikh Hasina Charged with Crimes Against Humanity Before Tribunal
Charges against former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have been submitted to the International Crimes Tribunal or ICT in Bangladesh.
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BBC Asked Pak Minister, 'Do Terrorists Live In...?' His One-Word Reply
Pakistan does not shelter active terrorists or terrorist outfits, and those in its territory "do not indulge in terror activities, either in Pak or across the order in India', Pak Defence Minister Khwaja Asif told the BBC in an interview this month.
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"You'll Give Me A Child, Bi**h": Andrew Tate Accused Of Sexual Violence
Andrew The lawsuit details allegations of physical and emotional abuse, which Tate denies, calling the claims a “blatant cash grab.”
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French Paedophile Surgeon's Ex-Wife 'Suspected Nothing', She Tells Court
Marie-France, 71, who divorced Le Scouarnec in 2023, accused his niece of "lying" about sexual violence committed by the former surgeon and denied knowing about paedophile tendencies.
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Jailed Iranian Nobel Winner Denied Medical Care: UN Experts
UN experts on Tuesday accused Iran of denying jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi proper healthcare, saying she reportedly suffered physical violence earlier this month.
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"Don't Compare It To Manipur": Supreme Court On Sandeshkhali Violence
The Supreme Court has denied admission to a petition seeking a CBI investigation into the Sandeshkali case in West Bengal.
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India Rejects Delhi Protest "Propaganda", Bangladesh's "Scale Back" Threat
India has rejected what it called "misleading propaganda" in sections of the Bangladeshi media over a protest held in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi against the killing of a Hindu man.
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"So Egregious": Trump To Sue BBC For Up To $5 Billion Over Video Edit
Donald Trump announced Friday that he intends to take the BBC to court, seeking as much as $5 billion in damages after the UK broadcaster apologised for a misleadingly edited segment of one of his speeches but refused to provide compensation.
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South Korean Universities Deny Admission To Applicants With Bullying Records
South Korea's top universities have begun rejecting applicants with school bullying records, marking a shift in admission policies revealed by a lawmaker's data.
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Manipur Journalists' Union Seeks PUCL's Apology Over Report, Says Will File Criminal Defamation
Manipur's biggest union of journalists has sent a legal notice to a Delhi-based non-profit that had commissioned a report into the Meitei-Kuki ethnic clashes.
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Sonam Wangchuk To NDTV On Possible Arrest And Key Allegations
Ladakh statehood activist Sonam Wangchuk and the central government are on a warpath following the violent protests in the mountainous region that left four killed and over 50 injured.
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'South Park' Episode Parodying Charlie Kirk Dropped By Comedy Central
The episode portrayed Charlie Kirk as a "master debater" online, showing him as a viral influencer who often criticised "woke" culture, opposed critical race theory, and denied climate change.
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Top Court Petition Filed by Sharjeel Imam Over Delhi Riots Bail Order
Activist Sharjeel Imam on Saturday moved the Supreme Court challenging a Delhi High Court order denying him bail in an anti-terror law case linked to the alleged conspiracy behind the February 2020 riots in the national capital.
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'Would Be Patriarchal Entitlement': Court Denies Man Bail For Wife's Murder
The Delhi High Court has held that a husband cannot justify violence against his wife on the ground of anger or refusal to live with him, stressing that such a claim reflects "patriarchal entitlement" which the law cannot support.
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Row Over No Mention Of Kuki Militants In Answer Choices On Manipur Crisis, Assam Panel Points At Question Setters
The Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) has on its part denied any mala fide intent in including a controversial question on the Manipur violence in a paper for selecting agricultural development officer.
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Sheikh Hasina Charged with Crimes Against Humanity Before Tribunal
Charges against former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have been submitted to the International Crimes Tribunal or ICT in Bangladesh.
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BBC Asked Pak Minister, 'Do Terrorists Live In...?' His One-Word Reply
Pakistan does not shelter active terrorists or terrorist outfits, and those in its territory "do not indulge in terror activities, either in Pak or across the order in India', Pak Defence Minister Khwaja Asif told the BBC in an interview this month.
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"You'll Give Me A Child, Bi**h": Andrew Tate Accused Of Sexual Violence
Andrew The lawsuit details allegations of physical and emotional abuse, which Tate denies, calling the claims a “blatant cash grab.”
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French Paedophile Surgeon's Ex-Wife 'Suspected Nothing', She Tells Court
Marie-France, 71, who divorced Le Scouarnec in 2023, accused his niece of "lying" about sexual violence committed by the former surgeon and denied knowing about paedophile tendencies.
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Jailed Iranian Nobel Winner Denied Medical Care: UN Experts
UN experts on Tuesday accused Iran of denying jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi proper healthcare, saying she reportedly suffered physical violence earlier this month.
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"Don't Compare It To Manipur": Supreme Court On Sandeshkhali Violence
The Supreme Court has denied admission to a petition seeking a CBI investigation into the Sandeshkali case in West Bengal.
