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A harrowing tale unfolds as a Hindu woman, who had been abducted and forcibly converted to Islam for marriage, finally found the opportunity to seek help from the Bareilly police after enduring 11 years of captivity. This ordeal began when she was coerced into a marriage through a conversion-nikah ceremony with a Muslim man, marking the start of a prolonged period of suffering. Now, as a mother of two, she has bravely come forward to share her story and seek assistance, revealing the deep-seated issues surrounding forced conversions and inter-religious marriages.

In Brooklyn, a disagreement on a moving subway train took a violent turn. A video captured the moment when two men arguing on the A train escalated their dispute into a physical confrontation. The police report that during the scuffle, one man took a gun from the other and shot him.

In the quiet of the night on September 2, 2010, Bishnu Shrestha, a retired soldier of the Indian Army, was journeying home. He had hung up his uniform, looking forward to a life of peace after years of combat. The train, cutting through the dense jungles of West Bengal, was a capsule of calm, a stark contrast to the battlefields Shrestha had known. This evening, however, was destined to be more than just a ride home; it would etch his name in the annals of heroism.

In a significant ruling on March 13th, a special court in Kota, Rajasthan, delivered justice by sentencing a Muslim cleric, Naseem Khan, to life imprisonment. This verdict came as a result of Khan's heinous act of unnatural sex with a 10-year-old boy within the confines of a mosque. The accused, a 23-year-old native of Palwal district in Haryana, faced the stringent consequences of his actions, underscored by a financial penalty of Rs 21 thousand imposed by the court. This decision was grounded in the serious charges brought against Khan under the Protection of Child...

A committee headed by Ram Nath Kovind, focusing on 'One Nation One Election', has suggested having a single electoral roll and electoral Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) for elections at all three levels of government.

In an important decision aimed at ensuring public safety, the government has announced a comprehensive ban on the importation, breeding, and selling of certain dog breeds identified as particularly aggressive. This significant move impacts breeds such as the Rottweiler, Pitbull, Terrier, Wolf dogs, and Mastiffs. The directive follows a thorough examination and subsequent recommendations by a panel of experts and animal welfare organizations. This group was convened in response to specific instructions from the Delhi High Court, reflecting growing concerns over the safety risks these animals...

Have you noticed the phrase "What's wrong with India" popping up all over X lately? It's not just you—this question has rapidly climbed the ranks to become one of the hottest topics on the platform. Users are buzzing, creating and sharing posts that delve into this very inquiry.

"Come back king, save the country": In the heart of Himalayas, Nepal witnesses strong protests, with thousands marching for the return of the Hindu monarchy, revival of its past glory as a Hindu state, amidst political upheaval and a quest for stability In the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal is witnessing a significant movement that harks back to its royal past. King Gyanendra Shah was compelled to abdicate his throne and make way for a republican system sixteen years ago, following a wave of public protests. This historic event marked a pivotal shift in Nepal's governance, transforming it f...

Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, is a man of diverse interests and deep cultural roots, evident in his profound respect for Sanatan tradition. This multi-faceted leader has shown us various aspects of his personality, from being a nature enthusiast who loves exploring the serene beauty of Lakshadweep to an adventurous scuba diver and the Indian Air Force's most esteemed ally, navigating the skies with unmatched valor.