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In an emotionally charged turn of events, the tussle between TMC MP Mahua Moitra and Advocate Jai Anant Dehadrai has taken a deeply personal dimension, centering around the custody of Henry, a pet dog. While most disputes in the political arena revolve around power and policies, this one delves into the profound bond between a man and his beloved pet.

In a nation where religious minorities constantly grapple with prejudice, the distressing case of Rajeeta Kolhi serves as a stark reminder of the grim challenges faced by Hindu girls in Pakistan. Rajeeta, a Hindu girl, became yet another face of the disturbing trend where young minority women are abducted, forcibly converted to Islam, and married off to their kidnappers.

The landscape of the Middle East, always a tapestry of complex narratives, has been further muddied with misinformation. Since the onset of attacks on October 7th, a carefully constructed narrative has been spun by Hamas and their pro-Palestinian supporters, casting shadows over Israel's true intentions. But as the age-old adage goes, "Truth shines the brightest in the darkest of hours." While Israel remains a fortress of civil liberties and the sanctity of life, Hamas has been painting a macabre picture, championing the cause of "martyrdom" — a chilling contrast in values that became painf...

In a shocking twist that seems straight out of a movie plot, Pranav Jewellers, a once-revered jewellery chain of Tamil Nadu, is now being spotlighted for all the wrong reasons. Originating in the heart of Tiruchy and spreading its glittering branches across cities like Chennai, Erode, Nagercoil, Madurai, Kumbakonam, and even Puducherry, this chain now stands accused of a financial scandal that could put even the most dramatic of Bollywood heists to shame.

In a riveting twist of events that could only make sense in today's world, an AIMIM leader, Mohammad Farhan, from the grand city of Prayagraj, has brought forth an issue of paramount importance. Hold on to your seats because this is groundbreaking: a dog's name has hurt religious sentiments. Yes, you read that right.

In an act that signifies the true essence of humanity and brotherhood, India, under the banner of 'Operation Ajay,' has made commendable strides in rescuing its citizens and others from the tumultuous region of war-stricken Israel. The Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has once again showcased its commitment, not just to its own, but to the global community at large.

In a time when global tensions are at an all-time high, King Abdullah II of Jordan has emerged as a beacon of stability and commitment against the scourge of terrorism. His staunch stand against accepting Palestinian refugees into Egypt or Jordan underscores his unwavering dedication to safeguarding the interests of his nation and its people. By drawing a "red line" against the potential influx of refugees, he has sent a resounding message about Jordan's firm stance on this issue, highlighting the nuanced complexities surrounding the refugee crisis.

In a world that's increasingly cynical about what it consumes, there's a thirst for authenticity. Comedians, especially, wear the mantle of being society's mirror, reflecting back truths, however hard they may be to swallow. But what happens when this reflection is distorted for a few laughs or, dare we say, a more sinister agenda?

Remember the article, I wrote about Meetha Nikhil Dharmaraj, the Harvard scholar who found himself amidst a whirlpool of controversy for his anti-Israel stance? Dharmaraj, an eloquent supporter of Palestine, has been a vocal critic of Zionism, drawing parallels between it and settler-colonialism, reflecting a broader sentiment among some Harvard factions. His involvement with the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee and his endorsement of a pro-Palestine statement alongside 33 student groups, stirred a notable outcry, especially amidst the lethal skirmishes between Israel and Hamas i...