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Law enforcement officers gathered outside Annunciation Church and School in South Minneapolis on Wednesday after a horrific tragedy shook the community.

Japan, Australia, and Taiwan have now joined the growing list of countries suspending parcel shipments to the United States. This development comes right after the Trump administration announced new trade rules ending tariff exemptions on small imports.

On Tuesday, 26th August, the Supreme Court Collegium recommended the elevation of 14 lawyers to the Bombay High Court. Among them was Raj Damodar Wakode, whose inclusion has raised many eyebrows. The reason is not hidden — Wakode is the son of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Bhushan R. Gavai’s cousin, and in many circles, he is casually described as the CJI’s nephew.

  Jammu and Kashmir is reeling under the full force of the monsoon, with heavy rains triggering landslides, flash floods, and serious damage to infrastructure across the Union Territory. The most tragic incident has been reported at Adhkuwari on the Vaishno Devi pilgrimage route in Reasi district, where a devastating landslide struck on Tuesday.

On 26th August, a group of retired judges issued a strongly worded response that has reignited the debate on judicial accountability. Their intervention came after some sitting judges and activists defended former Justice B. Sudershan Reddy from political criticism. The retired judges, however, plainly stated that judicial independence was not under threat from Amit Shah’s remarks.

The I.N.D.I. Alliance, led by the Congress party, has been repeatedly accusing the Election Commission of India (ECI) of being involved in voter fraud. These allegations have been fact-checked several times in the past, and each time the claims have been found to be misleading or false. Despite this, the accusations have not stopped. The latest controversy involves Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi Party (SP), which went as far as to allege that the Election Commission was acting like “Dhritrashtra” instead of presenting proof to back its charges.

Between 1930 and 1933 – over a decade before the Nazis opened the Auschwitz concentration camp – British colonial authorities were already using gas chambers on human subjects. This fact alone overturns the carefully polished image of Britain as a so-called “civilized” empire. Long before Europe shuddered at Hitler’s crimes, Britain had already begun its own gas chamber experiments—not on its enemies, but on the very Indian soldiers who fought under its flag.

After the complete collapse of the much-publicized “Chowkidar Chor Hai” slogan during the 2019 elections, Rahul Gandhi has once again picked up a similar line of attack against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In what many describe as another desperate attempt to destabilize the government, the Congress leader has launched a fresh campaign, this time accusing the ruling party of stealing votes. The opposition has branded this movement as the “vote chori” campaign, alleging that the Election Commission of India is colluding with the Modi government to disenfranchise ordinary voters and tilt the p…

Activist Syeda Saiyidain Hameed, a former member of the Planning Commission during the Manmohan Singh–led Congress government, said that Bangladeshis have the right to live in India. She made this statement during a visit to Assam, at a time when the state government is evicting illegal encroachers from government land and pushing back illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. Her remarks came directly in the context of these ongoing drives.