August 12, 2026
  • August 12, 2026

‘Unduly provocative’: Why Israeli minister’s prayer at Al-Aqsa mosque has irked West

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Israeli minister Itamar Ben Gvir’s visit to Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque compound drew international criticism after he defied a ban on Jewish prayers at the site, prompting rebukes from the European Union, the US, France, and the United Nations. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to prevent such “provocative...

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Watch: How Sachin celebrated ‘International Left-Handers Day’

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Sachin Tendulkar showcased his left-handed batting skills in celebration of International Left-Handers Day. Despite being primarily right-handed, Tendulkar has shown versatility by occasionally practicing left-arm spin. His video on social media highlighted his ability to play delightful shots with his left hand, impressing fans and celebrating left-handed individuals worldwide.

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‘Human-induced climate change to blame for Wayanad landslides’

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A study linked the July 30 Wayanad landslides to heavy rainfall spurred by human-induced climate change. Over 140 mm of rain fell on already saturated soils in a single day, triggering massive landslides. Researchers suggested minimizing deforestation and quarrying while enhancing early warning and evacuation systems to mitigate future events.

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All are equal, will protect your rights, Muhammad Yunus assures Hindus

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Bangladesh’s interim chief adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus assured equal rights for the Hindu community amid recent unrest. During a visit to Dhakeshwari temple, he emphasized the need for unity and fixing institutional decay. Thousands of Hindus protested for safety following attacks since Sheikh Hasina’s government fell on August 5. A hotline for reporting attacks...

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