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In recent times, there has been a noticeable increase in reports concerning hate crimes targeting Indian-Americans, especially following the September 11 terrorist attacks. Initially, these incidents saw a rapid decline. However, the situation has taken a worrying turn. The United States, which houses over 4.5 million individuals of Indian origin, the highest-earning ethnic group within the nation, is now facing critical scrutiny over the safety of this vibrant community. The Indian-American community plays a significant role in the economic framework of the world's largest economy, yet the recent surge in both verbal and physical attacks against them raises serious concerns.

In a distressing turn of events marking the fifth such tragedy this year, 23-year-old Indian student Sameer Kamath's life was cut short in Warren County, Indiana, United States. Kamath, embarking on a journey of academic excellence, was pursuing his doctoral studies in mechanical engineering at the prestigious Purdue University.

In a surprising twist that could have Charles Dickens writing a sequel titled "A Tale of Two Cities: The Great Watch Snatch," London has morphed into a treasure hunt map for the light-fingered. This transformation is causing quite a stir among Indian businessmen, who now see Delhi, often criticized for its safety concerns, as a haven in comparison. The British capital, known for its historic charm and high tea, is now gaining notoriety for something far less quaint: the alarming increase in theft, particularly of luxury watches in its swankier districts.

In a recent development that has caught the attention of many, Pakistan expressed its discontent following the conclusion of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha ceremony in Ayodhya. This response from Pakistan comes at a time when the country is already under scrutiny for its treatment of minorities.

In a recent publication, the Financial Times launched what many perceive as an attack against the Indian government, coinciding with the approaching Indian elections. This article focuses on the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, a site of significant historical and religious importance, especially for Hindus worldwide. As the temple is set to reopen grandly, it represents not just a religious monument but a symbol of a collective reawakening.

In a tragic turn of events on January 20th, the life of a 14-year-old Maldivian boy was cut short, a consequence of a critical medical emergency and a concerning decision made at the highest level of government. President Mohammed Muizzu of the Maldives is at the center of a heart-wrenching controversy for reportedly denying permission for an Indian aircraft to provide urgent medical aid to the boy.

In a significant military operation, Iran has launched an attack on the bases of a terrorist group within the territorial borders of Pakistan. This bold move by Iran involved the use of drones and missiles to target the headquarters of Jaish al-Adl, a group identified as a terrorist organization by Iran. The timing of this operation is particularly noteworthy as it coincided with a high-profile meeting between the Pakistani Prime Minister and the Iranian Foreign Minister in Davos.

In a deeply unsettling development, the militant group Hamas has publicized a video that has sent shockwaves through the international community. The video features three Israeli citizens—Noa Argamani, Yossi Sharabi, and Itai Svirsky—who were reportedly taken captive during an event referred to as the Supernova rave attack. The hostages are seen pleading for intervention from Israeli authorities to secure their release, as the video ominously suggests their fate hangs in the balance.

The Lauder Business School, located in Vienna, Austria, has made a significant decision to sever its ties with the esteemed Harvard University. This decision, as the institution stated, is “in solidarity with the Jewish student community.” This move by the Austrian business school is a strong statement of support and alignment with the values and concerns of the Jewish students at Harvard.

In a recent harrowing incident that has captured international attention, Mia Schem, a 21-year-old Israeli-French woman, experienced a terrifying ordeal as a hostage. This article delves into who Mia Schem is and the details surrounding her kidnapping and eventual release.