Meet Masih Alinejad: The anti-hijab activist who survived Iran’s assassination squads and is now celebrating Khamenei’s death | World News

Masih Alinejad returned to the headlines after posting an emotional video reacting to the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. “Finally, you’re dead, finally, you’re gone, Ali Khamenei,” she said, her voice breaking. In the same clip, she is seen hugging strangers in New York. For Alinejad, those embraces were not theatrical. They were,…

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India’s mission to achieve self-reliance in the production of pulses & enhance Farmers’ Income

Introduction Pulses are more than just an agricultural commodity and are at the root of: India’s nutritional security; Soil health, and; Rural livelihoods. Importance of pulses As the world’s largest producer, consumer and importer of pulses, India’s policies have consistently focussed on enhancing productivity and sustainability in this vital sector, as with rising incomes and…

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Women’S Day 2026: Women’s Day 2026: 6 engaging activities to enjoy with your mom |

This Women’s Day, celebrate your mother with engaging activities. Indulge in high tea, explore a farmers’ market for a shared cooking experience, or try a new hobby together. Enjoy nature at a botanical garden or berry picking, or opt for a relaxed shopping spree. Conclude the day with a fun karaoke night with her friends,…

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India gets its 93rd GM: Mother quit job for chess — the making of Aarav Dengla influenced by D Gukesh and Arjun Erigaisi | Chess News

Aarav Dengla becomes India’s 93rd Grandmaster (Special Arrangements) NEW DELHI: “Chess is war over the board.” The line, often attributed to former World Champion Bobby Fischer, has long defined the brutality of the 64 squares. For some, the game is a battlefield. For others, it is an escape from reality.For India’s 93rd Grandmaster (GM), Aarav…

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SC lets MBBS students with invalid ST certificates keep degrees, slaps Rs 10 lakh each citing doctor shortage

The Supreme Court has permitted two MBBS students, whose Scheduled Tribe certificates were declared invalid, to retain their medical degrees while directing them to pay Rs 10 lakh each as compensation. The ruling brings into focus the uneasy intersection of admission fraud, public interest, and India’s chronic shortage of doctors.The decision, reported by Medical Dialogues,…

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From ‘pattern of life’ to precision strike: The hidden build-up by Israel and US to kill Khamenei

Ali Khamenei (File photo) For years, Israeli intelligence quietly tracked the movements of Iran’s most powerful man — Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.Now, in one of the most dramatic military operations in recent history, Iran’s Supreme Leader of more than three decades has been killed in coordinated US-Israeli strikes. The mission was ambitious, long in the making…

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India’s occupation of Pakistan’s Tharparkar in 1971 – the war Pakistan forgot

In a rare cross-border strike, Indian forces occupied a substantial portion of the Tharparkar district in the Sindh province of West Pakistan during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war. Its architect, Lt. Col. Bhawani Singh, established an Indian control of approximately 13,000 sq km of Sindh, including towns like Chachro, Virawah, and Nagarparkar. This territory remained under…

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Thai woman ties the knot with two Austrian lovers in rare double wedding; inside their unconventional love story

Imagine this situation: A simple Thai wedding ceremony where one bride says “I do” to two grooms. This is not some scandalous drama, but a heartfelt wedding ceremony that is blessed by their family and friends. That’s exactly what 37-year-old Duangduan Ketsaro did on February 28, 2026, in Thailand’s Prakhon Chai district, as per reports….

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