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    India rejects USCIRF remarks on gurdwara attacks, calls it 'blatantly political'

    External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal also wondered why the USCIRF chose to remain silent on attacks on religious places in the US and on racial abuse targeting the Indian community in that country.

    SoO far, yet so close in Manipur

    Recent violence in Manipur illustrates how local incidents can quickly escalate into widespread unrest. The Suspension of Operations agreement has become a focal point of political tension ahead of upcoming elections. Various community groups are clashing over issues of special status and historical grievances. Heightened animosities between the Meitei community, Kuki-Zos, and Nagas have exacerbated the situation.

    It’s the same old testament: Netanyahu may weaken, but Israel’s policies may endure

    Held on October 27, the Israeli elections illustrated marked changes in Knesset power dynamics. Although Prime Minister Netanyahu's Likud party lost some ground, it held onto its largest-party title. Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition grappled with government formation challenges as security threats loomed large. This electoral phase was intensified by fears following Hamas's recent assaults, showcasing deep divides regarding military approaches and Palestinian relations, which leave the path to governance uncertain.

    Hit & run law, stop running from it

    Parliament has established Section 106(2) to impose strict penalties on hit-and-run drivers; however, its enforcement remains stalled due to safety concerns for drivers. To address this, the government must develop secure protocols for reporting accidents, ensuring drivers feel safe. It is vital for public trust that this law is implemented without further delay, allowing victims to seek justice and accountability.

    Netanyahu is booed as he begins his UNGA speech, with many delegations walking out of the General Assembly hall

    During his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Benjamin Netanyahu was met with protests and significant walkouts. Many delegates left the hall as a sign of disapproval, while Netanyahu called them moral cowards. In his speech, he defended Israel's military actions against Iran and criticized various global leaders. Outside the United Nations, demonstrators assembled to protest against Israel's actions in the ongoing conflict.

    All About 'My Hero Academia: Vigilantes' spin-off series: Release date, plot, episodes & the mystery of villain no. 6

    A new spin-off, 'My Hero Academia: Vigilantes,' premiered on Crunchyroll on April 7, 2025. Set five years before Deku's story, it follows Koichi Haimawari's journey as a vigilante. Alongside Knuckleduster and Pop Step, he combats crime outside the official hero system. The English dub features Jack Broadbent as Koichi.

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