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Hindus object to play at Edinburg International Festival that shows deities using ‘F-word’, partying with booze: Read details

Hindus have objected to the hosting of a contentious play titled 'Hindu Times' at the Edinburg International Festival (EIF) in Scotland.

PM Imran Khan urges Pakistani filmmakers to promote ‘Pakistaniyat’ and not copy Bollywood

Imran Khan urged filmmakers in Pakistan to promote "Pakistaniyat" and avoid copying Bollywood and Hollywood.

Founder of NGO to end sexual violence against minors sentenced to 13 years in jail for child pornography, having sex with minor boy

Joel Davis, founder of non-profit group 'Youth to End Sexual Violence', was sentenced 13 years to jail for sex with a minor boy

UFO report calls UAP potential national security threat to USA, says stigma prevents data collection: Read the startling admissions

The UFO report does not rule out extraterrestrial origin and says there is probably not a single explanation for all the sightings.

Nike CEO says brand is ‘of China, for China’ as company faces boycott calls in China over their statements on Xinjiang human rights abuse

Nike CEO John Donahoe called the sportswear apparel giant a "brand of China" this week after raising concern over China's forced labour

Matt Hancock love affair: British health secretary apologises for breaking social distancing norms after pictures of him kissing his aide surface

Britain's health secretary Matt Hancock was caught on camera kissing his aide millionaire lobbyist Gina Coladangelo in his office

After John McAfee’s mysterious death in jail, US whistleblower Edward Snowden warns Wikileaks founder Julian Assange ‘could be next’

Julian Assange is currently lodged in Britain's harshest jail, HMP Belmarsh, and is wanted in the United States on an 18-count indictment

Anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee hangs himself in a Spanish jail, old tweets spark conspiracy theories

McAfee, in his earlier social media posts, had mentioned mysterious death in prison cell and the alleged "suicide" of Jeffery Epstein.

Royal Academy of Arts in London apologises to artist Jess de Wahls after cancelling her for alleged ‘transphobic’ statements

Royal Academy of Arts apologises to artist De Wahls after she had threatened legal action for removing her artwork over her comments

Old tweets by Peter Daszak show how they were studying Coronavirus in China a year before the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world

In 2018 itself, Peter Daszak and others studying Coronavirus in bats in China were aware how it can infect human

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