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"हर सीधे रस्ते की एक टेढ़ी चाल है": After serving his sentence for stealing 94 crore rupees of ancient temple idols from Tamil Nadu, notorious American smuggler Subash Kapoor is set to head back to Germany due to a bizarre extradition legal trap
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The cracks in Kapoor's empire began to show in 2007. American investigators flagged a massive shipping container arriving in New York from India holding over 140 antiquities.
"हमें काले हैइं तो क्या हुआ दिलवाले हैइं": Outrage erupts across the US as Homeland Security faces fierce fury over a racist post targeting Indian Sikhs, while top Trump administration ally Harmeet Dhillon maintains total silence on the federal bigotry
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What elevates this issue from a mere internet controversy to a matter of national concern is the source of the rhetoric.
"तुझे सब है पता, है ना माँ": Denied the chance to see his dying mother, jailed Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das wept as Bangladesh granted him a heavily armed, five-hour parole from a Chattogram prison just to light mother Sandhya Rani Dhar's pyre
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For weeks, Chinmoy’s brothers, Anjan and Ranjan Kumar Dhar, had petitioned the authorities with mounting desperation.
"Marriage meant the end of life": As Gloria Steinem dies, India confronts how her elite Ford Foundation ties and Western feminism fractured the traditional joint family, igniting a fierce civilizational conflict over the sacred domestic hearth
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Steinem did not enter India as an ordinary student. Her presence was facilitated by an elite diplomatic and philanthropic apparatus.
"दुनिया बनाने वाले, क्या तेरे मन में समाई ": Haunted by coach Sadhik Khan after her husband was allegedly poisoned in Kakinada, Soujanya and her parents plunged into the Godavari at Rajahmundry, leaving a surviving child as police captured Khan in Meerut
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Eyewitness accounts and police reconstructions indicate that Nookaraju and Meena were the first to jump over the guardrail into the river.
Over 100 Indians are feared missing as massive flash floods triggered by a Tibetan avalanche rip through Nepal's Rasuwa district, killing at least 8, wiping out Timure, and knocking out critical Trishuli power
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Between 1935 and 2026, scientists documented at least six major outburst events within the Poiqu-Bhotekoshi drainage network.
"ये दोस्ती हम नहीं तोड़ेंगे": In Moscow, Jaishankar flags a widening $50B trade deficit with Russia, urging swift free trade talks, national payment systems, and tariff cuts to unlock a $100 billion bilateral partnership by the year 2030
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Highlighting concrete steps to bridge business communities, Dr. Jaishankar described the upcoming Innoprom India event as a major benchmark.
"आजा उमर बहुत है छोटी, अपने घर में भी हैं रोटी": 12 years after taking a Rs 35 lakh debt for the dunki route to the US, 28-year-old pizza delivery worker Gurdeep Singh is shot dead in Brooklyn, leaving his father Pyara Lal waiting for his mortal remains
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Within the New York City Police Department’s 75th Precinct, the homicide investigation remains active without an arrest.
"इस को ही जीना कहते हैं, तो यूँ ही जी लेंगे": In Cumilla's Chandina, 58-year-old Hindu homemaker Bina Rani Ray was beaten to death inside her Barkoit home after evening prayers, as police investigate a land dispute while her grieving family awaits justice
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The killing of Bina Rani Ray brings to the forefront the chronic vulnerability of aging minority households in agrarian Bangladesh.
"किसे पुछूँ, है ऐसा क्यों, बेजुबान सा ये जहां है": Rescued from a locked Gazirhat school washroom in Khulna, 10th grader Hindu girl Nandini survives a terrifying 5 hour ordeal as police hunt her brutal attackers and unravel past NGO retaliation motives
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The immediate aftermath of the rescue revealed injuries that went far beyond temporary confinement.














