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These are the people who were getting offended on, "1 kachori, 2 samosa".

Women are well and truly leading this new freedom movement.

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Quote Credit: Urvish Kothari (x: @urvish2020)

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When a man is stoned to death in the middle of a marketplace in front of a police station and in broad daylight because he was wearing a skullcap and had a beard, and the one who stoned him to death shouts, “aaj ek mulle ko mara hai abhi aur ko maarunga” (I have killed one Muslim today and I’m going to kill more) seemingly without any fear of its repercussions, it speaks volumes about our society. It exposes the extent to which the dehumanisation of an entire community has been internalised, to the point where its persecution is increasingly treated as a natural and accepted state of social order. On the morning of September 24, a man’s head was crushed by a stone in front of the Baroda Meo police station at around 9:30 AM. His name was Saikun Khan – a husband, a father, a brother and a son. When the team of Karwan-e-Mohabbat visited Saikun’s home on 30th September in Barawas village around 30 kilometers from the district headquarters of Alwar in Rajasthan, we had the opportunity to hear a first hand account from Noor Mohammad, a fellow villager who had accompanied Saikun on that fateful day to the market. Noor Mohammad, who went to the Baroda Meo market with Saikun on a bike, got down around 50 meters before to visit a bank and Saikun was supposed to buy a tire tube for his bike. After hearing a loud crash he came running to the spot and saw that a man was sitting on Saikun’s chest and was constantly hitting Saikun’s head with a stone. A large crowd had gathered near the spot, yet the police intervened only after he had been beaten to within an inch of his life, despite the assault taking place right in front of the police station. The police in its defence has said that the spot is not visible from the station but when we went to the spot, we saw that the main entrance of the police station stood directly opposite the very spot where Saikun was crushed to death.

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Bardhaman, West Bengal: A Christian prayer meeting in Nerodighi, Bardhaman, was allegedly disrupted and vandalised on September 27 following accusations of religious conversion. Worshippers alleged that BJP and Bairang Dal activists entered the venue, assaulted participants, damageo property and took away electronic equipment. They also alleged that some women were assaulted and forced to perform sit-ups.

A written complaint was reportedly filed at Burdwan police station on behalf of Ankur Narula Ministries. Police have reportedly begun an investigation. The BJP and Bajrang Dal denied the allegations of assault and vandalism. Bajrang Dal member Indrani| Sai alleged that organisers were offering financial inducements to people to convert to Christianity, while BJP spokesperson Shantaroop De said any allegations of unlawful activity should be dealt with through the police and legal system.

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You heard it right, ACP Vivek bhat who molested a journalist in Delhi has been promoted to additional rank of DCP.

Don’t view me a one political party supporter. Usually promotions should be given to good performers.

He literally molested a girl, investigation is still ongoing and still been promoted to DCP.

We’re in regressive society with full of regressive mindset leaders.

What if tomorrow, some other police will do brutal acts to please his top leaders who try to their political masters ?

And that too, in Delhi where daily rape/molestation case is being filed.

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It's been alleged that the law giving CEC immunity over arrest is itself illegal as per the Constitution of India.

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More than 20 cattle were reportedly rescued from an oil tanker in Mayurbhanj, Odisha, after police intercepted the vehicle on suspicion of illegal cattle transportation.

Reports say the cattle were allegedly being transported under the pretext of carrying oil. The driver and helper were detained.

How are people managing to transport cattle this way despite existing enforcement?

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https://odisharay.com/?p=5713

https://otvkhabar.in/videosodisha/society/over-20-cattle-rescued-from-oil-tanker-in-odisha-driver-and-helper-detained-12621438

While Bihar battles devastating floods and rising concerns over women's safety, Maithili Thakur chose complete silence. Returning from her international tour, she walked away without answering critical questions. For an artist who represents Bihar globally, ignoring the harsh realities of her homeland speaks louder than any song. Bihar’s daughters are unsafe and its citizens are drowning, yet local icons remain deeply detached. Asked about these pressing crises upon her arrival from abroad, Maithili Thakur evaded the media and left without a word. True influence requires using your platform to speak up when your state suffers. It is disheartening to see prominent figures turn a blind eye to the ongoing struggles of their people. With fields submerged and citizens demanding safety, her decision to avoid questions post her foreign trip feels like a betrayal. Glamour abroad cannot shield anyone from the responsibilities at home. Maithili Thakur’s silence highlights a stark gap between celebrity status and ground reality. As Bihar grapples with floods and safety crises, the singer simply walked past journalists after landing from her foreign tour. When the people who support your art need a voice, staying quiet is a choice.

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>A political row broke out between Congress and NDA on Sunday after a clip of brief interruption to the Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's speech at Madanapalle on October 2 and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's intervention to calm the crowd went viral on social media.

>A user on social media platform X posted the clip of 30-second interruption to Finance Minister Sitharaman's speech with the claim that the crowd was demanding jobs and Congress leader Jairam Ramesh reposted the same with his remark that it reflects the public anger.

>Nirmala Sitharaman, Chandrababu Naidu and other Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leaders were quick to counter Jairam Ramesh and claimed that it was the "overwhelming and enthusiastic response" of the party workers.

>Minister of State for Rural Development, Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, termed Jairam Ramesh's claim 'totally baseless'.

>"The crowd was cheering, and CM Chandrababu Naidu Garu was only maintaining order so FM Nirmala Sitharaman Garu could speak smoothly. Spinning public excitement into anger just to build a fake narrative is distasteful. We don't expect such blatant misinformation from a senior leader like you (referring to Jairam Ramesh). Please verify facts before tweeting," the TDP leader said.

-Lokmat Times