Dozens of young men from Haryana, aged 25-30, have been deported from the US after attempting the perilous 'dunki' route. One individual recounted selling farmland for Rs 57 lakh to an agent, only to be jailed for 14 months and deported.
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JD Vance in his speech at Turning Point USA's event on Thursday put his faith in Christianity above everything and wished his Hindu wife would also convert someday. This drew a huge backlash as commentators observed that Vance has to do a lot of pandering to the MAGA base which, he knows, would never accept a Hindu First Lady.
John and Laura Arnold, a philanthropic power couple, have already donated over $2 billion, nearly half their fortune, fulfilling their Giving Pledge commitment while alive. Their data-driven approach targets systemic issues in healthcare, criminal justice, and education, aiming for immediate, measurable impact rather than delayed legacy. This hands-on strategy sets them apart as a unique success story in billionaire philanthropy.
A New Jersey police sergeant faces charges of official misconduct and tampering with records for allegedly ignoring multiple 911 calls about a shooting. Prosecutors claim Sergeant Kevin Bollaro instead drove to a pizzeria and socialized, while a murder-suicide unfolded. The victims were Tyler Webb and Lauren Semanchik, with Semanchik's ex-boyfriend, a state police lieutenant, identified as the killer.
A resurfaced clip of streamer Nina Lin has sparked outrage, showing her assistant allegedly being subjected to sexual acts despite objections. Viewers decry the incident as a double standard, demanding accountability. Lin denies wrongdoing, claiming the situation was taken out of context, further fueling criticism over consent and gender bias in streaming.
Sharjah is offering a clean slate for residents and landlords with informal rental contracts under the new Sharjah Tenant Rules 2025. A two-month grace period from November 1 to December 31, 2025, allows for lease regularization with a 50% fee exemption and a 100% fine waiver. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and legal protection in the emirate's housing market.
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Tunisian twins Bisan and Bilsan Kouka, aged twelve, jointly won the 2025 Arab Reading Challenge, reading over 600 books each. They pledged half their prize money to Palestine, with the remainder for their mother. The event, the world's largest Arabic literacy initiative, saw over 32 million participants.
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