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‘Deport Nihangs on temporary visa, ban Sikhs from carrying weapons’: Australian Hindus hand over demands to home minister

When Home Minister Clare O’ Neil visited a Durga Temple in Melbourne, Australian Hindus handed over demands seeking actions against Khalistanis

Supporting terrorism and bad policies are to blame for Pakistan’s economic catastrophe: Report

A confluence of decades of poor policy has led to current economic disaster of Pakistan, according to Asian Lite

Ex Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf dies, had masterminded the Kargil War against India

In 2019, Pervez Musharraf was handed the death penalty for imposing Emergency in Pakistan in 2007.

Pakistan: 12 year old kills mother over ‘honour’ in Gujranwala, probe initiated

The woman was killed on the spot by her son over alleged illicit relationship with another man.

US Air Force shoots down Chinese balloon, draws ire of the CCP

The Pentagon announced on Thursday (February 2) that it was tracking a Chinese spy balloon that was floating high over the United States. The incident accelerated tensions between the two sides.

A huge brawl delays a flight in Brazil for 2 hours after women fight over a window seat, 15 passengers deplaned

Two groups of women slapped each other, pulled hair over a window seat in an aircraft in Brazil, flight takes off after kicking off 15 passengers

British Sikh man, who was caught with a loaded crossbow attempting to kill Queen Elizabeth II for Jallianwala Bagh massacre, pleads guilty of treason

Jaswant Singh Chail, who had gone to Windsor Castle carrying a crossbow and told a guard that he was there to kill the Queen, pleads guilty of treason charges

Pakistan blocks Wikipedia after 48-hour deadline to remove ‘blasphemous content’ ends

Earlier, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) degraded access to the online encyclopedia by reducing or disrupting access to it after giving it a 48-hour deadline to remove all 'blasphemous' content.

Columbian Medical College endorses using brain-dead women as surrogate mothers, later apologises after outrage

Colombian Medical College tendered an apology after it endorsed a controversial paper which called for using brain-dead women as surrogate mothers.

Second spy balloon spotted over Latin America, Defence Sec Antony Blinken postpones his Beijing visit even as China calls it a ‘weather balloon’

A day after a spy balloon was spotted flying over Montana in the United States, another spy balloon has been spotted flying in the skies of Latin America, Pentagon confirmed

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