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Asian College of Journalism, one of the premier institutions for journalism has invited AG Perarivalan, convicted in the assassination of former Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi, for a guest lecture. The guest lecture is organized by Project 39A, which is an initiative of the National Law University Delhi.

In a clear reference to Operation Blue Star, one of the posters on display at the Gurudwara in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, criticised and falsely accused the Indian Armed Forces of killing Sikhs.

Several videos of Indian Army personnel thrashing Chinese PLA troops in Tawang region have gone viral on Twitter.

The people who reverted to Hinduism said SP leader Azam Khan had forcibly converted them to Islam 12 years ago.

Samajwadi Party leader IP Singh insulted Gujaratis by referring to them as 'cowards' over Indo-China scuffle at Tawang.

Community Notes was rolled out globally over the weekend, allowing users to enrol in the program to add 'helpful context' and additional information to public tweets.

Qatar is now accused of using its riches to influence diplomatic ties, expedite energy deals and create a 'good reputation'.

"During the last three years from 2019 to 2021, the FCRA Registration Certificates of 1,811 associations have been cancelled under section 14 of The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA, 2010) due to violation of provisions of the FCRA, 2010," the Minister mentioned in the reply.

Dog named 'shadow' was killed by some unknown men in Ambala.

Amit Shah said, "When I checked the list of questions for the question session and saw question number 5, I realised why they were so irked. The question was related to the suspension of the FCRA licence of the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation.