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  • Tarique Rahman Condemns Jamaat-E-Islami Amid Growing Concerns of Religious Extremism in Bangladesh

    Tarique Rahman Condemns Jamaat-E-Islami Amid Growing Concerns of Religious Extremism in Bangladesh

    Dec 08, 2025 09:45 pm CST

    Bangladesh's political landscape is shifting as BNP leader Tarique Rahman openly criticizes radical Islamist group Jamaat-E-Islami, warning of conspiracies threatening the nation's stability. As former PM Khaleda Zia prepares for medical evacuation abroad, Rahman highlights concerns about minority persecution and religious extremism following Sheikh Hasina's ousting, calling for democratic solutions to counter growing radicalization under the interim government.

  • Indian-Origin Tech Entrepreneur Devesh Mistry of Red Blue Blur Ideas Passes Away in Dubai

    Indian-Origin Tech Entrepreneur Devesh Mistry of Red Blue Blur Ideas Passes Away in Dubai

    Dec 08, 2025 09:23 pm CST

    Prominent Indian expatriate and digital design pioneer Devesh Mistry, co-founder of Red Blue Blur Ideas (RBBi) in Dubai, has passed away. Known as 'Superman' in the industry, Mistry was instrumental in shaping the Middle East's user experience sector and mentored countless students while working with major global brands. His company announced his passing on Sunday without disclosing the cause.

  • Fatal Tesla Crash: Indian-Origin Man Charged With Murder After 240 Kmph Drunk Driving Incident in California

    Fatal Tesla Crash: Indian-Origin Man Charged With Murder After 240 Kmph Drunk Driving Incident in California

    Dec 08, 2025 08:51 pm CST

    An Indian-origin man faces second-degree murder charges after his Tesla, traveling at 240 kmph (150 mph), crashed into a Ford Bronco in San Ramon, California, while he was allegedly intoxicated. The collision killed a 41-year-old female passenger in the SUV, highlighting the deadly consequences of impaired driving. Badal Dholaria is being held on $1.2 million bail and has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

  • IndiGo Cancels Over 560 Flights Across Major Indian Airports Due to Regulatory Changes

    IndiGo Cancels Over 560 Flights Across Major Indian Airports Due to Regulatory Changes

    Dec 08, 2025 08:20 pm CST

    IndiGo, India's largest domestic carrier, cancelled 562 flights from six major metro airports on Monday as it continues to grapple with operational challenges caused by recent regulatory changes. The airline saw its highest number of cancellations at Bengaluru airport, while showing modest improvement in on-time performance. The disruptions have affected hundreds of thousands of passengers across India's aviation network.

  • Australian Mother in Coma After Cosmetic Surgery Complications in Vietnam: Family Seeks Emergency Medical Evacuation

    Australian Mother in Coma After Cosmetic Surgery Complications in Vietnam: Family Seeks Emergency Medical Evacuation

    Dec 08, 2025 08:20 pm CST

    A 31-year-old Australian mother of three is fighting for her life in a Vietnamese hospital after routine rhinoplasty and blepharoplasty procedures led to catastrophic complications including organ failure and cardiac arrest. Her family is urgently fundraising A$125,000 for medical evacuation to Australia, where doctors believe she has better chances of recovery. The case highlights the potential risks of undergoing cosmetic procedures abroad and the complex challenges of managing medical emergencies in foreign countries.

  • Indian-Origin Nurse Found Guilty in 2018 Australian Beach Murder Case After 7-Year Investigation

    Indian-Origin Nurse Found Guilty in 2018 Australian Beach Murder Case After 7-Year Investigation

    Dec 08, 2025 07:02 pm CST

    An Indian-origin former nurse, Rajwinder Singh, has been convicted of murdering Toyah Cordingley at Wangetti Beach in 2018. After fleeing to India and remaining a fugitive for four years, Singh was extradited to Australia in 2023 to face trial. The Cairns Supreme Court found him guilty of stabbing and burying Cordingley after an argument that began when her dog barked at him. Sentencing arguments will be heard next Tuesday.

  • US Concerns Intensify Over India-Russia Relations Following Putin

    US Concerns Intensify Over India-Russia Relations Following Putin's High-Profile Visit to New Delhi

    Dec 08, 2025 06:46 pm CST

    Michael Kugelman, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, discusses how Putin's recent visit to India has heightened US concerns about India-Russia relations amid shifting global alliances. The expert analyzes the implications for US-India ties under the Trump administration, trade tensions, and regional security dynamics in an increasingly polarized geopolitical landscape.

  • Black Bear Attacks Zookeeper at Hangzhou Safari Park After Detecting Food Scent

    Black Bear Attacks Zookeeper at Hangzhou Safari Park After Detecting Food Scent

    Dec 08, 2025 06:26 pm CST

    A zookeeper at Hangzhou Safari Park in China was attacked by a black bear during a performance when the animal smelled carrots and apples. Staff intervened to separate them, and neither was injured. The incident has sparked debate about animal welfare and the ethics of wildlife performances, with the bear subsequently removed from public shows.

  • From Rubble to Romance: Chinese Woman Marries the Soldier Who Rescued Her from Earthquake 15 Years Ago

    From Rubble to Romance: Chinese Woman Marries the Soldier Who Rescued Her from Earthquake 15 Years Ago

    Dec 08, 2025 05:46 pm CST

    A heartwarming story of fate and love has unfolded in China as Liu Ximei married Liang Zhibin, the soldier who rescued her from earthquake rubble when she was just 10 years old. Their paths crossed again by chance in a restaurant 12 years later, leading to a romance that blossomed from an extraordinary shared history into what social media users are calling a "real-life fairy tale."

  • Shocking Leaked Video Shows Former Syrian President Assad Calling for "Slaughter" in Ghouta and Mocking Putin

    Shocking Leaked Video Shows Former Syrian President Assad Calling for "Slaughter" in Ghouta and Mocking Putin

    Dec 08, 2025 05:26 pm CST

    Controversial videos of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad have surfaced online, revealing disturbing private conversations where he calls for "slaughter" in Ghouta and mocks Russian President Putin. The leaked footage emerges as Syria marks the first anniversary of Assad's overthrow, providing a glimpse into the former dictator's mindset during his regime that led to hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of displaced citizens.