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Stephan Ireland, who co-founded 'Pride in Surrey' and projected himself a voice of LGBTQ+ youths, led an online mob that, for years, harassed JK Rowling for expressing views about biological sex and women’s rights.

Odisha chief minister assured the OAS officers that the perpetrators would be brought to justice.

A 4th year student stopped going to college since September 2025 after being assaulted by Monojit Mishra for not including him at the Teacher's Day event. He was forced to relocate to New Town and undergo several months of treatment.

Bangaldesh has reportedly requested Adani Power to resume full electricity supply from both units of the Godda plant, which meets approximately 10 per cent of country's electricity demand.

President Tokayev said this law supports the country’s secular values and helps protect public safety.

The director and editor-in-chief of Russia's Sputnik were arrested after the searches in their office in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Rajdeep Sardesai concluded his rant about how 'crimes against women' have nothing to do with religion, effectively ignoring cultural prejudices and religious outlook that contribute to atrocities against one gender.

Despite public outcry and the family’s claims of coercion, the court dismissed kidnapping charges. The media’s portrayal, led by ARY News, framed the forced conversion of Hindu minors in Pakistan as voluntary religious freedom.

"Despite all precautions, accidents still happened even at the Kumbh Mela," Justice Reddy said.

On June 29th, China’s state-run Global Times claimed PLAAF jets responded to foreign provocations in Chinese airspace — but no one saw it happen.