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Form Or Discrimination? Why Real Madrid Players Couldn't Make FIFA World Cup Cut
In the Spain squad, there were eight players from La Liga champions Barcelona.
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Indian Tourist Alleges Racist Treatment At Vietnam Store: "He Sold To White Customers, Ignored Me"
In the clip circulating on social media, the man claimed that a store employee refused to show him product prices or sell him groceries while continuing to serve other customers normally.
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Work-From-Home Refusal Can Trigger Lawsuits, Rules UK Tribunal In Anxiety Case
The tribunal found the council failed to make reasonable adjustments for her mental health condition, setting a significant legal precedent for remote-working rights.
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UN Flags 'Grave Concern' Over Taliban Law Allowing Child Marriage
Women and girls face widespread discrimination in Afghanistan, with laws dictating how they must dress and behave. They are banned from secondary school and universities and from most jobs
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"Asked To Do Commentary Minutes After My Brother's Cremation": Ex-India Star Shares Emotional Ordeal
Former India cricketer Laxman Sivaramakrishnan, who retired from commentary two months ago, has shared another story of his emotional ordeal.
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Indian Doctor Accuses Vietnam Airlines Staff Of Racial Profiling: "Never Experienced Such Vile Treatment"
According to him, a ground staff member repeatedly questioned whether they actually held business class tickets, allegedly asking, "Are you sure?" in a mocking tone.
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Tourist Alleges Discrimination In Himachal, Claims Cafes Favouring Israelis: 'Felt Like 3rd-Class Citizen'
An Indian tourist said they felt like a third-class citizen due to restaurants and cafes in Dharamkot prioritising foreigners.
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Indian Influencer Ankush Bahuguna Faces Homophobic Abuse In London: "It's 2026 For F**k's Sake"
Beauty influencer Ankush Bahuguna recently shared a video of himself in a sharp pink suit, as a group of men hooted at him and hurled homophobic abuse
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Indian Woman Shares 'Traumatising' Experience At Laos Airport, Blames Airline
An Indian solo traveller has gone viral after claiming she was asked to show 400 US dollars in cash before boarding a flight from Laos to Cambodia.
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Indian Woman Says She Was Denied Boarding In Laos Over $400 Cash Requirement: "Traumatising"
She said airline staff refused to let her board unless she could physically show cash, even though she provided bank statements, travel history, and evidence of sufficient funds.
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Google Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit For $50 Million
The suit claimed the company steered them into lower-level and lower-paid jobs and subjected them to a hostile work environment if they speak out.
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Who Is Lorna Hajdini? The JPMorgan Executive Named In Lawsuit Over Workplace Allegations
Before joining JPMorgan, Hajdini interned at the office of the medical director, and later at Glazer Capital Management.
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Outrage In Gujarat Village After Dalits Denied Entry To Temple Feast
According to the complaint filed by Ajaybhai Chaturbhai Boricha, the confrontation began when he and other members of his community arrived at the temple to receive prasad.
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850 Of Elon Musk's Recent X Posts On Discrimination Against White People
In the past seven months alone, around 6 per cent of Elon Musk’s posts (roughly 850 in total) have focused on race.
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Row After Students Forced To Remove Sacred Thread During Exam In Bengaluru
As the controversy took a political turn, the college suspended the invigilator pending inquiry. The government also ordered a probe.
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Form Or Discrimination? Why Real Madrid Players Couldn't Make FIFA World Cup Cut
In the Spain squad, there were eight players from La Liga champions Barcelona.
-
Indian Tourist Alleges Racist Treatment At Vietnam Store: "He Sold To White Customers, Ignored Me"
In the clip circulating on social media, the man claimed that a store employee refused to show him product prices or sell him groceries while continuing to serve other customers normally.
-
Work-From-Home Refusal Can Trigger Lawsuits, Rules UK Tribunal In Anxiety Case
The tribunal found the council failed to make reasonable adjustments for her mental health condition, setting a significant legal precedent for remote-working rights.
-
UN Flags 'Grave Concern' Over Taliban Law Allowing Child Marriage
Women and girls face widespread discrimination in Afghanistan, with laws dictating how they must dress and behave. They are banned from secondary school and universities and from most jobs
-
"Asked To Do Commentary Minutes After My Brother's Cremation": Ex-India Star Shares Emotional Ordeal
Former India cricketer Laxman Sivaramakrishnan, who retired from commentary two months ago, has shared another story of his emotional ordeal.
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Indian Doctor Accuses Vietnam Airlines Staff Of Racial Profiling: "Never Experienced Such Vile Treatment"
According to him, a ground staff member repeatedly questioned whether they actually held business class tickets, allegedly asking, "Are you sure?" in a mocking tone.
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Tourist Alleges Discrimination In Himachal, Claims Cafes Favouring Israelis: 'Felt Like 3rd-Class Citizen'
An Indian tourist said they felt like a third-class citizen due to restaurants and cafes in Dharamkot prioritising foreigners.
-
Indian Influencer Ankush Bahuguna Faces Homophobic Abuse In London: "It's 2026 For F**k's Sake"
Beauty influencer Ankush Bahuguna recently shared a video of himself in a sharp pink suit, as a group of men hooted at him and hurled homophobic abuse
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Indian Woman Shares 'Traumatising' Experience At Laos Airport, Blames Airline
An Indian solo traveller has gone viral after claiming she was asked to show 400 US dollars in cash before boarding a flight from Laos to Cambodia.
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Indian Woman Says She Was Denied Boarding In Laos Over $400 Cash Requirement: "Traumatising"
She said airline staff refused to let her board unless she could physically show cash, even though she provided bank statements, travel history, and evidence of sufficient funds.
-
Google Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit For $50 Million
The suit claimed the company steered them into lower-level and lower-paid jobs and subjected them to a hostile work environment if they speak out.
-
Who Is Lorna Hajdini? The JPMorgan Executive Named In Lawsuit Over Workplace Allegations
Before joining JPMorgan, Hajdini interned at the office of the medical director, and later at Glazer Capital Management.
-
Outrage In Gujarat Village After Dalits Denied Entry To Temple Feast
According to the complaint filed by Ajaybhai Chaturbhai Boricha, the confrontation began when he and other members of his community arrived at the temple to receive prasad.
-
850 Of Elon Musk's Recent X Posts On Discrimination Against White People
In the past seven months alone, around 6 per cent of Elon Musk’s posts (roughly 850 in total) have focused on race.
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Row After Students Forced To Remove Sacred Thread During Exam In Bengaluru
As the controversy took a political turn, the college suspended the invigilator pending inquiry. The government also ordered a probe.
