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Saudi Arabia is undergoing a transformation like never before, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the helm of sweeping cultural and societal reforms. In a bold move that underscores this transformative agenda, the Crown Prince has introduced measures that pivot from traditional Islamic practices towards a new narrative focused on Saudi nationalism, the country's rich history, and the royal family's legacy.

In the serene village of Kavi, nestled within the Jambusar taluka of Bharuch district, Gujarat, a discovery of profound beauty and spiritual significance has captured the hearts and imaginations of both locals and fishermen alike.

"What was his fault? He was only playing in his school…"

In a decisive move that underscores the Yogi government's firm stance against illegal encroachments, Lucknow's district administration has set its sights on the predominantly Muslim settlement of Akbarnagar. Situated strategically near the Kukrail river bridge, the area has come under intense scrutiny. A Municipal Corporation squad, bolstered by a strong police force, is at the ready, equipped with bulldozers and Poclain machines to undertake what many see as a necessary clean-up operation. However, the residents of Akbarnagar have been granted a temporary reprieve thanks to a stay order fr...

On February 25th, Nitasha Kaul, a British academic and writer known for her outspoken views, found herself at the center of a contentious episode upon her arrival at Bengaluru Airport. Kaul, who lives in London, faced immediate deportation under circumstances that remain murky, described only as "unknown reasons." This event took a dramatic turn given that it was the Congress-led government of Karnataka that had extended an invitation to her to speak at the 'Constitution and National Unity Convention.'

In a recent alarming incident in Lahore, Pakistan, a woman found herself at the center of a violent altercation. The cause of the commotion? Her attire—a dress adorned with Arabic calligraphy. This seemingly innocuous choice of clothing sparked outrage among a group of Islamic fanatics. They accused her of blasphemy—a grave allegation in Pakistan, where the charge can carry the death penalty. These individuals, identified as members of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan, a hardline political group, were convinced that the colorful Arabic script on her white dress consisted o...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent underwater visit to the ancient city of Dwarka, now submerged beneath the sea, has been a spiritually enriching experience, not just for him but also as a message to the nation and the world. This unique form of darshan, or pilgrimage, to one of Hinduism's holiest sites underscores a broader, more profound message about India's rich spiritual and cultural heritage. Modi's actions and words reflect a deep-seated belief in the intrinsic value and global appeal of India's diverse destinations.

In the wake of a contentious incident involving its AI tool named Gemini, Google found itself at the center of a storm for providing an inappropriate and prejudiced reply to an inquiry concerning Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Google has come forward with an acknowledgment of the issue, ensuring that steps were immediately taken to amend the flaw. The corporation admitted that Gemini's effectiveness in delivering precise answers about current happenings and political matters might vary.

In a shocking event that unfolded in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, on the night of Thursday, February 22nd, a Muslim man named Zubair, hailing from Panipat, Haryana, was arrested for setting fire to nine vehicles in a span of just 27 minutes. Reports suggest that Zubair, who was under the influence of alcohol at the time, embarked on this fiery spree, using a lighter to ignite the vehicles. These vehicles were not randomly chosen; they were specifically parked in front of houses in the quiet Murli Vihar Colony. What makes this act even more alarming is the alleged motive behind it. Zubair claimed hi...