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      25 September

      Far-right eyes first govt in Italy since World War II as voting begins

      Italians began voting Sunday in an election expected to usher in the country’s first government led by the far-right since World War II, bringing eurosceptic populists to the heart of Europe. The Brothers of Italy party, led by one-time Mussolini supporter Giorgia Meloni, is leading opinion polls and looks set to take office in a coalition with the far-right League and Silvio Berlusconi’s Forza Italia parties. Meloni, 45, who has campaigned on a motto of “God, country and family”, is hoping to become Italy’s first female prime minister. Voting began at 0500 GMT and will close at 2100 GMT. AFP correspondents saw electors queueing in the morning at polling centres even before they opened. Many voters are expected to pick…

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    • 24 September

      Explained: Why Iranian women are cutting their hair and burning hijabs

      Hyderabad: Scores of videos showing Iranian women chopping off their hair and burning their hijab are doing rounds on social media. For the unversed, they are doing it as part of their protest over the death of a 22-year-old woman Mahsa Amini, who allegedly suffered a heart attack after she was taken into custody by the so-called morality police for not wearing her hijab properly. As per BBC, Amini was visiting the capital Tehran with her family when she was arrested by the morality police, who accused her of violating the law requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab and their arms and legs with loose clothing. She collapsed after being taken to a detention centre to be “educated”. There are…

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    • 24 September

      Whither Taiwan Crisis: Will China go for an invasion?

      New Delhi: Amidst an already frayed relationship between the United States and China, tensions are soaring over rapid developments in the Taiwan Strait since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei early last month prompting Beijing to carry on aggressive military drills, launching of missiles and other grey zone strategies like sending unmanned drones to Taiwan-controlled islands. As demonstration of the US’ commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific, it had sent two Navy warships on August 27 to transit through Taiwan Strait as Pentagon increases the frequency of freedom of navigation operations. While the US sending warships in the Taiwan Straits is nothing new, Cruisers were sent for the first time highlighting the critical nature of the situation in the Taiwan Strait.…

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    • 24 September

      Son of senior Pakistan journalist arrested for murdering wife

      Islamabad: The son of a senior Pakistani journalist was arrested for allegedly murdering his Canadian wife with a dumbbell, according to local media. Dawn newspaper, citing police reported that the deceased was identified as 37-year-old Sara Inam who was the third wife of the murderer. The Canadian national arrived in Islamabad from Dubai on Thursday. The accused man, Shahnawaz, is the son of a renowned journalist and former politician Ayaz Amir. Islamabad police have registered a first information report (FIR) at the Chak Shahzad police station into the matter, as per the publication. According to the police, the woman’s body was found lying in the bathtub of a bathroom. As per the publication, a forensic team was called to the crime scene for…

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    • 24 September

      How ‘Corn Kid’ became social media’s latest sensation

      Hyderabad: All of us enjoy scrolling social media more often than we would like to admit. And if you’ve been active on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok in recent times, you would have definitely found a seven-year-old kid talking passionately about his favourite food – corn. Known popularly as ‘Corn Kid’ or the ‘CEO of Corn’, Tariq recently appeared on a YouTube episode of ‘Recess Therapy’ and his video went so viral that it garnered 5,978,198 views on the networking platform quite instantly. His videos began circulating on several other social media channels. “For me, I really like corn. When I tried it with butter… everything changed. Not everyone has to like it to be the best. I cannot imagine a more beautiful thing. Have…

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    • 24 September

      Nizam’s sword likely to be put on display at Salar Jung Museum

      Hyderabad: A 14th-century ceremonial sword, shaped like a serpent, which was reportedly sold or gifted by a top official of the sixth Nizam to a British army general more than 115 years ago, is set to return to India – possibly Hyderabad. The ceremonial sword or talwar was one of the seven objects to be returned to India by Glasgow Life, which manages the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, Scotland. An agreement to this effect was signed between the Indian high commission in the UK with museum authorities on August 19. According to a report, it is the first repatriation to India from a United Kingdom museum. A report from BBC states that the ceremonial sword was stolen in…

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    • 24 September

      ‘Pawri Ho Rahi Hai’ girl sings ‘Chupke Se’ song, viral video wins hearts over internet

      Hyderabad:Pakistani influencer Dananeer Mobeen, who rose to fame for her viral ‘Pawri Ho Rahi Hai’ video is once again making noise on the internet, this time for her singing skills. In the video posted on her Instagram handle, Dananeer can be heard singing ‘Chupke Se’ song from the film ‘Saathiya’. The song was originally sung by Sadhana Sargam featuring Rani Mukerji and Vivek Oberoi. https://www.instagram.com/reel/CikguvgIOVo/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=3c60d636-067d-47b1-a44e-347ef19a0e9c Captioning the video, Dananeer wrote, “Chupke se….I absolutely loved this song and wanted to give it a try. P.s main professional singer nahee hun tou please no hate (I am not a professional singer, please no hate)(sic).” The video has garnered over 9 lakh likes with comments showering on Dananeer for her melodious voice. “Your voice…

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    • 24 September

      Watch: IFS officer shares migratory route of bird recorded by satellite tracker

      Hyderabad: A bird, Pallid Harrier or pale, surprised Gujarat Forest Department officials as it traveled a distance of 6000 km from Gujarat to Russia. The adult male bird flew from Gujarat and crossed Pakistan, Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan before reaching Russia. The officials fitted a tiny solar-powered satellite tracker on the bird to track its flight. The bird, tagged in the Asiatic Lion Landscape on 10 March 2021, started its flight 14 days after it was tagged, and covered a distance of 5923.3 km in 248 hours. Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan took to Twitter to share the video. “See how less migratory humans are. A Pallid Harrier was satellite tagged and its route was monitored. The bird…

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    • 24 September

      Now buy train tickets in select countries on Google Search

      San Francisco: Google has announced a new feature that will allow users to buy train tickets in Search in select countries, which will be available in more countries soon. The users in Germany, Spain, Italy and Japan can now shop for train tickets directly on Google Search, for travel in and around select countries. Google said it has embedded sustainability into its travel tools. “For some trips, taking a train might be the more sustainable option, but finding the prices and schedules to get from A to B can take a few separate searches,” said Richard Holden, VP of Travel Products at Google. “Starting today, you can now shop for train tickets directly on Google Search, for travel in and around select countries…

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    • 24 September

      Putin ready to escalate perhaps up to the brink of nuke war: Report

      Moscow:Vladimir Putin has backed himself into a corner in Ukraine, and true to form, the Russian President is ready to escalate, perhaps up to the brink of nuclear war, rather than admit defeat, a media report said. Seven months after Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have been driven back in the Kharkiv region, and Ukrainian forces are advancing in Luhansk and squeezing his troops and supply lines in Kherson, said the Guardian report. It is not impossible that Russia could lose territories that it has held since 2014 if Putin’s forces cannot stop Ukraine’s counter-offensive. Facing humiliation, Putin has issued a new threat: holding ‘referenda’ in the regions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson, which could lead to them…

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