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Pakistan: At least 24 people injured by stray bullets in Karachi after people fire in the air to celebrate the new year

Several people, including a child and women, were injured due to celebratory aerial firing in different parts of Karachi city

Here is a list of countries imposing restrictions on arrivals from China amidst a surge in Covid cases in the country

With Covid cases surging in China, several countries have started imposing restrictions on travellers arriving from China. 

French authorities notify ‘safe spaces’ to keep cars from being set ablaze on NYE, here is how the arson ‘tradition’ started

For decades, on New Year's Eve, while the residents stay inside their homes, hooligans take to the roads in France and set hundreds of cars on fire. There have been recurrent incidents of car burning in France over the years, and it has taken the shape of an annual event.

Andy Cohen accuses James Corden for ‘ripping off’ his ‘Watch What Happens Live’ set

As per a report by Deadline, Cohen started his show in July 2009 on Bravo where he has celebrity guests nightly. His set is made up of relics from popular culture and extras from the network's many programmes. 

Sikh recruits can keep their turbans and beards throughout Marine Corps Boot Camp: US Federal Court

According to the United States Court of Appeals in Washington, the plaintiffs were enduring severe, immediate, and ongoing damage to the exercise of their faith as a result of the restriction. 

Andrew Tate, who had recently converted to Islam, arrested in Romania in a human trafficking case after he trolls Greta Thunberg

On December 28, Tate posted a video on Twitter in which he could be seen enjoying Cigars and Pizza. Reports claim that the box of Pizza displayed in Tate's video helped authorities in ascertaining that he was in Romania which led to his arrest.

The Granada massacre of 1066: When a Muslim mob crucified a Rabbi and murdered almost the entire Jewish population in a city

The Muslim rule in Granada continued till 1492, when, after months of siege by a Catholic army under Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain, the Muslim ruler of Granada finally gave up and surrendered the castle. January 2, 1492, marked the finale of the Catholic Reconquista against the Islamic rule in parts of Spain.

Serbia govt releases special stamp to honour 75 years of India’s independence

Indian Embassy in Serbia noted that the presence of Ivica Dacic underlined the "close relationship" between the two nations.

‘Medicine was given without prescription’: Uzbekistan Health Ministry on ‘Indian cough syrup’ controversy and deaths of children

Uzbekistan Health Ministry said the medicine given to the victim children surpassed the allowed dosage levels and was given without a prescription.

‘Sar tan se juda’: Hindu woman raped and beheaded in Pakistan’s Sindh province, head defleshed and breasts chopped off

Hindu woman Diya Bheel was gang-raped, beheaded, and her breasts chopped off by unidentified persons in Sindh in Pakistan

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