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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...

In a heart-wrenching incident that has stirred the state of Rajasthan, a young Air Force officer took his own life under distressing circumstances. Sukharam Jaat, a 24-year-old corporal from Midiyan village in the Didwana Kuchaman district, was found deceased in Hyderabad, where he was stationed. The tragedy unfolded on the 20th of February, leaving his family and community in shock.

In a significant move late Friday night, the Assam government took decisive action toward the establishment of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) within the state. This initiative came into effect with the decision to abolish the Assam Muslim Marriage and Divorce Registration Act of 1935. This legislative change marks a pivotal moment in Assam's legal history, aligning with actions taken by the Uttarakhand Assembly, which recently became the inaugural state assembly in India to endorse the UCC.

In a chilling development from Bilaspur district in Chhattisgarh, a grave case of unauthorized occupation and alteration of homes designated for the economically disadvantaged under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana has surfaced. It has been discovered that "members of the Muslim community have taken over 125 residences illegally" in the region. These dwellings have undergone illicit modifications, transforming them into mosques, tombs, and venues for exorcisms, complete with the construction of domes.

In the heart of West Bengal's Sandeshkhali, the air was thick with tension and anger on Friday, February 23rd. The spark? The properties of Sirajuddin Sheikh, brother to the accused TMC leader Sheikh Shahajahan, were engulfed in flames by a furious crowd. This incident unfolded in the Kachari area of Bermazdoor, where the villagers took a stand against what they saw as injustice.