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In his last substack newsletter, Grant Wahl slammed the Qatari World Cup organisers for their lack of empathy towards migrant labourers.

In the border area of Tarn Taran, a police station has been attacked by a suspected rocket launcher-like weapon

On November 19 this year, a Nagar Kirtan (also called Humanity walk) organised by the Indian-Australian community in Victoria's capital Melbourne was 'hijacked' by Khalistani supporters.

Croatia has in their ranks the battle-hardened midfield of the legend Modric, with Brozovic and Kovacic alongside him. Still, in response, Brazil has the most irresistible attacking line-up ever assembled

AAP’s rise in Gujarat converged with Congress’ declining vote share, busting the myth that it gained at the expense of BJP.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has not only managed to save its stronghold in Gujarat but has also broken all the records with the thumping majority.

Dr Jay Bhattacharya, a professor of at Stanford University, was one of the victims of Twitter's arbitrary blacklisting policy.

Bari Weiss informed that Twitter referred to 'shadow banning' as 'Visibility Filtering to stop posts by individual users from appearing in searches.

The statement said that during the investigation by the department, the allegations of corruption against Lodha were found to be true, based on which a case was registered on December 7 by the Special Vigilance Unit under sections 120B and 168 of the IPC along with sections of the Prevention of Corruption Act ie PC Act.

AIMIM didn't win a single seat in Gujarat where it had contested in 14 seats, and polled less than 0.3% votes