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    Nitish Kumar felicitates Indian Women’s Hockey Team in Patna

    Patna: In a significant ceremony at Bapu Sabhagar in Patna, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar honored the Indian women’s hockey team for their triumph in the Women’s Asian Hockey Championship Trophy held from November 11 to 20 in Rajgir. Hosted by the Bihar State Sports Department, the event celebrated the team’s historic 1-0 victory over.

    Trump taunts Biden over pardoning his son; raises case of imprisoned supporters

    New York: President-elect Donald Trump has mocked President Joe Biden over his recent decision to pardon his son Hunter, questioning whether this pardon extends to those of his supporters who are serving prison sentences for their involvement in the January 6 riots. In a post on Truth Social, Trump described the pardon as a “miscarriage.

    Ananya Panday’s rumoured beau cheers for her, actress call him ‘Walkie’

    Mumbai: Bollywood actress Ananya Panday received cheers from her rumored boyfriend, Walker Blanco, after she won an award for her performance in the film “Kho Gaye Hum Kahan.” Blanco shared a photo of Ananya with her award on his Instagram story, adding a red heart and clapping emojis. Ananya re-shared the post, affectionately calling him.

    Ahead of PM Modi’s visit, HM Shah reaching Chandigarh today

    Chandigarh: Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to arrive in Chandigarh this evening, just one day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to assess the progress of three new criminal laws designed to reform the criminal justice system. The event will include newly recruited Indian Police Service (IPS) officers from across the nation, who.

    ‘Prayers at 1,100 temples for Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, HC’s denial of ISKCON ban brings fresh hope’

    New Delhi: On December 1, ISKCON Governing Body Commissioner and spiritual leader Gauranga Das announced that prayers were held in 1,100 temples across the organization for the safety of Hindu minorities in conflict-ridden Bangladesh. In Mumbai, around 3,000 people gathered to pray to Radha Krishna and Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, seeking protection for these communities and peace.

    Govt making efforts to make youth partner in socio-economic growth: Punjab CM

    Ludhiana: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced on Sunday that the state government is striving to actively involve youth in the socio-economic development of Punjab. Speaking at the inter-zonal youth festival at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), he highlighted the potential of young people, stating that their skills should be harnessed effectively. Mann likened students and.

    New Waqf Board to be constituted soon, says Andhra Pradesh govt

    Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh government has clarified that the State Waqf Board was dissolved due to specific concerns and that a new Board will be established as soon as possible. This announcement follows media reports suggesting that the State Waqf Board had been abolished. The coalition government’s statement came in response to a post by.

    PTI Calls for Access to Imran Khan Amid Health and Safety Concerns

    Islamabad: The political committee of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has released a statement following an important meeting, demanding full access to party founder Imran Khan due to serious concerns regarding his health and safety, according to media reports. The committee expressed that Imran Khan’s well-being is a significant issue, especially with increasing public worry. They called.

    Over 8 in 10 South Korean firms see Trump’s return as negative factor for economy

    Seoul: According to a survey conducted by the Korea Enterprises Federation (KEF), over 80% of South Korean firms believe that Donald Trump’s potential return to the presidency would negatively impact the national economy. The survey, which included 239 companies with at least 30 employees, revealed that 82% of respondents cited concerns over Trump’s protectionist policies,.

    Bangladesh stops 54 Iskcon members from crossing into India via Benapole

    Bangladesh: On December 1, Bangladesh immigration police prevented 54 members of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) from entering India through the Benapole border crossing. Despite possessing valid travel documents, their entry was denied due to “suspicious travel” as cited by authorities. Reports indicate the total number of Hindus at the crossing may have.

    Bangladesh minority council express concerns over false case against lawyers, journalists

    Bangladesh: The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council has voiced alarm and concern regarding a “false and harassing case” filed against 70 minority lawyers and two journalists in Chittagong. The case, lodged at the Kotwali police station on November 30, accuses them of involvement in crude bomb explosions and vehicle vandalism. In a statement issued.