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Man Branded 'Untouchable', Family Boycotted For Eating At Dalit Home
In a chilling reminder of how deeply caste prejudices continue to survive in parts of rural India, a case of social boycott and untouchability has surfaced from a village in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district.
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Ajay Devgn's De De Pyaar De 2 OTT Debut Timeline Tipped: All You Need to Know
De De Pyaar De 2 is the sequel to 2019's De De Pyaar De, starring Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh. The film has made its way to the theatres, with its trailer already building some excitement with good music and a stellar cast. R. Madhavan also joins the film's cast. As per reports, the film could make its OTT debut next year on Netflix, with Jan...
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Indian Manager Reveals Hardships Of Living On H-1B Visa In US: 'It Breaks Me'
The Indian manager who arrived on an H-1B visa in the US said there was 'so much anger' towards Indians working in the tech sector.
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Delhi High Court Questions Centres Power To Order Cuts In Udaipur Files Movie
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought to know from the Centre whether it had the authority to pass the order directing six cuts in the film 'Udaipur Files - Kanhaiya Lal Tailor Murder' while exercising its revisional powers.
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Radhika Yadav's Murder: Psychology Of Pride, Patriarchy, And Prejudice
Many Indian households idolise male control over vulnerability, or else how do you go from being your daughter's biggest cheerleader to her killer? But that's what happened in Gurgaon, where Deepak Yadav allegedly murdered his daughter Radhika Yadav.
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NRI Woman In Canada Highlights "Subtle Racism" Faced By Indians: "It's Exhausting"
Some users empathised with her experiences, while others argued that the behaviour was due to ignorance rather than racism.
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"Bengaluru's Life Very Alluring": Supreme Court Rejects Doctor's Transfer Plea
The Supreme Court on Thursday called Bengaluru's cosmopolitan life "very alluring" as it refused to examine a plea by government doctors against their transfers out of the city.
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Bury Any Prejudice And Sympathy: Judge To Jury On Australia Mushroom Murder
Jury members in the trial of an Australian woman accused of murdering three relatives with a toxic mushroom-laced meal were warned Tuesday to cast aside any "prejudice and sympathy".
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Judge Rejects Class Action for Google Privacy Lawsuit
People who accused Google of illegally collecting their personal information cannot sue the Alphabet unit as a group in a class action, a US judge ruled. "Inquiries relating to Google's implied consent defense will overwhelm the damages claims for all causes of action," Rogers wrote.
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Literary Journeys Are Changing The Way We Travel: 10 Bucket-List Destinations Inspired By Famous Novels
These real-life holiday destinations are forever linked to the books that made them famous, where fiction meets geography in the most unforgettable way.
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SEC Dropping Enforcement Case Against Binance Crypto Exchange
The US SEC has moved to end its legal battle against Binance. The regulator and the exchange’s co-founder Changpeng Zhao filed a joint motion on Thursday to stay the case in the US District Court for the District of Columbia.
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Reports Find Both Anti-Semitic, Anti-Muslim Sentiment At Harvard
Harvard University task forces charged with investigating claims of anti-Semitism, and anti-Arab and Muslim hate reported Tuesday that such prejudice had taken root on campus, urging the college to champion the fight against bigotry.
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Opinion | Ground Zero, Pahalgam, And A Conundrum Of Pain In Kashmir
If Ground Zero succeeds in making even a single member of the audience revisit their presumptions and prejudices, as one of the characters does before the climax, it should be deemed a hit, despite the box office verdict.
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Motion To Combat Anti-Hindu Prejudice Tabled In Scottish Parliament
A member of the Scottish Parliament has tabled a motion in the House commending the work of a Gandhian society that has drafted a report that highlights the "rising levels of prejudice, discrimination and marginalisation" of Hindus in Scotland.
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"Causing Great Prejudice To Litigants": Top Court Judge On Lawyer Strikes
Justice AS Oka of the Supreme Court today spoke about the people's trust in courts, saying it may not be as much as it is believed to be, and how lawyers using unconstitutional means like a strike can further whittle it down.
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Man Branded 'Untouchable', Family Boycotted For Eating At Dalit Home
In a chilling reminder of how deeply caste prejudices continue to survive in parts of rural India, a case of social boycott and untouchability has surfaced from a village in Madhya Pradesh's Raisen district.
-
Ajay Devgn's De De Pyaar De 2 OTT Debut Timeline Tipped: All You Need to Know
De De Pyaar De 2 is the sequel to 2019's De De Pyaar De, starring Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh. The film has made its way to the theatres, with its trailer already building some excitement with good music and a stellar cast. R. Madhavan also joins the film's cast. As per reports, the film could make its OTT debut next year on Netflix, with Jan...
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Indian Manager Reveals Hardships Of Living On H-1B Visa In US: 'It Breaks Me'
The Indian manager who arrived on an H-1B visa in the US said there was 'so much anger' towards Indians working in the tech sector.
-
Delhi High Court Questions Centres Power To Order Cuts In Udaipur Files Movie
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought to know from the Centre whether it had the authority to pass the order directing six cuts in the film 'Udaipur Files - Kanhaiya Lal Tailor Murder' while exercising its revisional powers.
-
Radhika Yadav's Murder: Psychology Of Pride, Patriarchy, And Prejudice
Many Indian households idolise male control over vulnerability, or else how do you go from being your daughter's biggest cheerleader to her killer? But that's what happened in Gurgaon, where Deepak Yadav allegedly murdered his daughter Radhika Yadav.
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NRI Woman In Canada Highlights "Subtle Racism" Faced By Indians: "It's Exhausting"
Some users empathised with her experiences, while others argued that the behaviour was due to ignorance rather than racism.
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"Bengaluru's Life Very Alluring": Supreme Court Rejects Doctor's Transfer Plea
The Supreme Court on Thursday called Bengaluru's cosmopolitan life "very alluring" as it refused to examine a plea by government doctors against their transfers out of the city.
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Bury Any Prejudice And Sympathy: Judge To Jury On Australia Mushroom Murder
Jury members in the trial of an Australian woman accused of murdering three relatives with a toxic mushroom-laced meal were warned Tuesday to cast aside any "prejudice and sympathy".
-
Judge Rejects Class Action for Google Privacy Lawsuit
People who accused Google of illegally collecting their personal information cannot sue the Alphabet unit as a group in a class action, a US judge ruled. "Inquiries relating to Google's implied consent defense will overwhelm the damages claims for all causes of action," Rogers wrote.
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Literary Journeys Are Changing The Way We Travel: 10 Bucket-List Destinations Inspired By Famous Novels
These real-life holiday destinations are forever linked to the books that made them famous, where fiction meets geography in the most unforgettable way.
-
SEC Dropping Enforcement Case Against Binance Crypto Exchange
The US SEC has moved to end its legal battle against Binance. The regulator and the exchange’s co-founder Changpeng Zhao filed a joint motion on Thursday to stay the case in the US District Court for the District of Columbia.
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Reports Find Both Anti-Semitic, Anti-Muslim Sentiment At Harvard
Harvard University task forces charged with investigating claims of anti-Semitism, and anti-Arab and Muslim hate reported Tuesday that such prejudice had taken root on campus, urging the college to champion the fight against bigotry.
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Opinion | Ground Zero, Pahalgam, And A Conundrum Of Pain In Kashmir
If Ground Zero succeeds in making even a single member of the audience revisit their presumptions and prejudices, as one of the characters does before the climax, it should be deemed a hit, despite the box office verdict.
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Motion To Combat Anti-Hindu Prejudice Tabled In Scottish Parliament
A member of the Scottish Parliament has tabled a motion in the House commending the work of a Gandhian society that has drafted a report that highlights the "rising levels of prejudice, discrimination and marginalisation" of Hindus in Scotland.
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"Causing Great Prejudice To Litigants": Top Court Judge On Lawyer Strikes
Justice AS Oka of the Supreme Court today spoke about the people's trust in courts, saying it may not be as much as it is believed to be, and how lawyers using unconstitutional means like a strike can further whittle it down.
