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Solar storm to hit Earth on Monday, should you be concerned? Here’s what we know

On Monday (July 12), a high-speed solar storm will approach our planet at a speed of 1.6 million km/hour and affect electricity supply.

Netizens trend #JusticeForKeralaGirls on Twitter amidst the surging cases of molestation, rapes and crime against minors in Kerala

Social media websites are replete with posts demanding justice for women after the blood-curdling case of a 6-year-old girl being raped and murdered by a CPI(M) activist came to the fore

From Uyghurs to COVID: How China has roped in vloggers and influencers to spread disinformation and propagate CCP agenda

Since official Chinese government mouthpiece get flagged by YouTube and Twitter as government channels, China has come up with an innovative way to spread propaganda

How ThePrint tried to normalise relationship between 23 year old man and 13 year old girl in the Kashmir Sikh conversion controversy

ThePrint journalist spoke to Shahid Nazir Bhatt who made some rather intriguing comments on the Kashmir Sikh girl case.

Himachal Pradesh: Cloudburst results in flash floods damaging public property, NH blocked in Shimla

While there has been no report of loss of life, visuals of cars being washed away and rivers overflowing have been circulating on social media.

Rathayatra special: The story of the wedding of a princess from the South and the Gajapati of Kalinga

On the day of the Rathayatra, the Gajapati ruler of Kalinga becomes a sweeper for one day when the emperor sweeps the chariot of Mahaprabhu with a golden handled broom as his servant.

‘Those who denied Lord Ram’s existence are now chanting His name’: Yogi Adityanath says that UP is free of riots

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath speaks to Times Now's Navika Kumar.

The last Devadasi of Puri’s Jagannath Temple dies at 92, just before the commencement of the Rath Yatra

The centuries-old practice began to witness a decline with the abolition of kingship and the Odisha government taking over the administration of the shrine from the Puri royal family in 1955 through an Act, thus making Parasmani the last surviving servitor.

“Down with dictatorship, we want freedom”: Protests erupt in Cuba as citizens demand end to communist regime

As country faces worst economic crisis in 30 years, Cubans take to street to protest against the communist regime.

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