AIMIM president Owaisi criticized RSS chief Bhagwat’s call for Hindu unity, alleging PM Modi and Bhagwat are dangers to all communities in India. Union minister Giriraj Singh defended the RSS chief, accusing Owaisi of harboring anti-India sentiments. The dispute highlights deep political and ideological divides, with Owaisi urging Modi to intervene in the Israel-Palestine... Read More
Lionel Messi’s international debut for Argentina in 2005 was a notorious start. At 18, he was sent off just 47 seconds after coming on as a substitute against Hungary, following a controversial red card for an alleged elbow. Despite this rough beginning, Messi went on to have an illustrious career, winning numerous accolades including... Read More
King Charles now includes half an avocado in his lunch after being advised by doctors and Queen Camilla, especially since his cancer diagnosis. Previously, he used to skip lunch due to his busy schedule. He and Queen Camilla will soon embark on a royal tour of Australia suspending his cancer treatment for 11 days... Read More
A woman supervisor of the crew told them that she did not have any problem with what they were wearing but only the male flight attendant had. The supervisor then offered that she would get their flights rebooked but finally that was not done and they had to take a different flight. Spirit Airlines... Read More
A young woman in Hyderabad enters into a marriage with an older man from Oman to pay for her grandmother’s medical bills and her sister’s education. This event highlights an ongoing issue in Hyderabad’s Old City where poor women are married off to wealthy Arab clients via covert online operations. Read More
CBI filed a chargesheet naming Sanjay Roy, a Kolkata Police volunteer, as the sole accused in the August 9 rape-murder of a doctor at RG Kar hospital. Arrested within 24 hours, Roy faces charges under sections punishable by death, with a supplementary chargesheet likely. Read More
Struggling over who should pay for online fraud compensation, U.K. banks will now reimburse up to £85,000 per victim starting October 7. Financial institutions argue that social media companies, like Facebook and Instagram, should also contribute, citing their insufficient fraud prevention measures. Read More
