During a Hindu religious festival on March 22, at Tharakkal Hindu temple in Thrissur, India, two elephants rampaged through crowds of devotees. Dozens of attendees were injured. Officials subdued and secured the elephants.
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George Frey/Getty ImagesA woman in Utah who was dubbed a “Karen” after video of her losing it over a young woman wearing a miniskirt went viral has been charged with sexual battery in connection with the incident. Ida Ann Lorenzo, 48, allegedly pulled down the woman’s mini skirt as she complained that it was too small and threatened to call child protective services. In a video with over 3 million views on TikTok, Lorenzo was filmed defending her decision to pull down the skirt, moments after th
Philippine forces killed an Abu Sayyaf militant, who had been implicated in past beheadings, including of 10 Filipino marines and two kidnapped Vietnamese, in a clash in the south, police officials said Friday. Philippine police, backed by military intelligence agents, killed Nawapi Abdulsaid in a brief gunbattle Wednesday night in the remote coastal town of Hadji Mohammad Ajul on Basilan island after weeks of surveillance, security officials said.
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KRON-TVA passerby interrupted a local television interview Tuesday with San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan to start a fight with one of Mahan’s security personnel, leading to an arrest for felony battery on a police officer, among other charges, local media reported.During an interview with KRON, which captured video of the altercation, Mahan was speaking on camera when a man, who police have identified as 35-year-old Wesley Pollard, approached the security detail from behind Mahan and began swearing.Aft
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Assembly of First Nations National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak says attempts by Air Canada staff to take her headdress from her on Wednesday have created "a pivotal learning moment in history." Woodhouse Nepinak is calling for change after the sacred item was taken from her on a flight between Montreal and Fredericton, while saluting people who tried to come to her aid in a distressing situation. "I want to focus on making sure that First Nations can come through our airport and our airlines,
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U.N. investigators examining Israeli accusations that 12 staff from the U.N. Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA took part in the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks have closed one case due to a lack of evidence from Israel and suspended three more, U.N. spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said on Friday. He said the inquiry by the Office for Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) continues into the remaining eight cases. In the closed case, Dujarric said "no evidence was provided by Israel to support the allegations against the staff member" and that the U.N. is "exploring corrective administrative action to be taken in that person's case."
The delayed release of Indian feature film The Sabarmati Report has placed new scrutiny on Bollywood’s relationship with the country’s political machine, as elections in the world’s largest democracy enter their second week. The political movie about the disputed 2002 Gujurat riots was due to be released early next month, right in the midst of the …
Muslim teacher Tasleem Qureshi's walk to the polls on Friday took her past the yellow barricades and police cordon guarding her local mosque -- a looming flashpoint in India's religious divide.Her hometown Mathura is the site of the Shahi Idgah, an Islamic house of worship that the Hindu faithful believe was built over the birthplace of the deity Krishna.Hindu activists want to "reclaim" the site in a campaign endorsed by members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)."The BJP keeps saying that the Shahi Idgah will cease to exist after the elections," Qureshi, 48, told AFP."We will not let that happen and we will protect it with our lives," she said.Modi is widely expected to win a third term in office once India's six-week-long election concludes in June, in large part thanks to his championing of the country's majority faith. Mathura is one of several locations across India's northern heartlands where activists have sought to replace centuries-old Islamic monuments with Hindu temples.In January, Modi presided over the inauguration of a grand temple to Ram, one of the most important deities in the Hindu pantheon. It was built in the northern city of Ayodhya on the grounds of a centuries-old mosque razed by Hindu zealots decades earlier.Modi told an audience of thousands at a glitzy ceremony attended by Bollywood celebrities and cricket stars that India was "creating the genesis of a new history".Construction of the temple fulfilled a long-standing demand of Hindu activists and was widely celebrated across India, with extensive television coverage and street parties.Jubilant Hindu activists had proclaimed when the mosque was destroyed that more would follow, identifying the Shahi Idgah in Mathura as one of their future targets. Modi's opponents accuse his Hindu-nationalist government of marginalising India's 220-million-plus Muslim population.He was accused last weekend of "blatantly targeting" the faith in a campaign speech in which he claimed his opponents had once pledged that Muslims had "first right over the nation's wealth".- 'Most important issue' -Temples small and large line Mathura's narrow, pot-holed streets, teeming with young men offering guided tours for pilgrims.The street leading to the mosque has for decades been guarded by a stern, round-the-clock police detachment to prevent vandalism.A polling station nearby is testament to the close quarters in which the city's two main faiths live, with women in Muslim dress voting alongside saffron-clad Hindu priests.But with Hindus accounting for more than 80 percent of Mathura's population, its religious divide is a microcosm of the one across India at large.Its parliamentary seat has been held by the BJP since Modi was first elected in 2014, represented by movie star Hema Malini, and the Ayodhya temple's inauguration has galvanised Hindu voters in the city who support the mosque's removal.Gokul Prasad, an electrician, told AFP thatModi's inauguration of the Ayodhya temple was the "single most important issue" of the election campaign. "Since we live in Mathura so close to the Shahi Idgah, we will obviously vote for Modi," the 50-year-old said.The fate of the Shahi Idgah has also mobilised the city's Muslim minority.But several told AFP that they had lined up to vote on Friday only to find their names were missing on the electoral rolls. "They told me neither I nor my husband can vote as our names are not there," said 55-year-old Rehana Qureshi -- no relation to Tasleem -- outside a polling booth."We have lived and voted here for generations," she added. "It seems that the only right we Muslims still have is also being taken away."sai/gle/pbt
The actress, who was one of the first to publicly accuse Harvey Weinstein for sexual misconduct, described the ruling as “an act of institutional betrayal.”
