Zafar Aafaq
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Jan 1, 2025 |
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Lately, I have found myself completely captivated by zackdfilms, an account that posts animated shorts or reels on a vast range of topics – everything from history and human anatomy to surgical procedures, unusual situations and experiences as well as everyday phenomena. What sets this account apart is the seamless blend of high-quality graphics and audio description, transforming these short videos into more than just informational content.
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Aug 30, 2024 |
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After 15 years of authoritarianism, the totalitarian Awami League government of Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has finally resigned at the mass protests in her official resident in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Hundreds of thousands of people celebrate her resignation victorious. People are now calling it ‚ÄúThe Second Independence‚ÄĚ of the country, that was first seceded from Pakistan in 1971.
Journalist Zakir Ali Tyagi, four others booked for alleging ‘mob lynching’ in Uttar Pradesh’s Shamli
Jul 7, 2024 |
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The Uttar Pradesh Police on Saturday booked journalist Zakir Ali Tyagi and four others for alleging on social media that a Muslim man had been lynched by a mob in the state’s Shamli district. The others are Wasim Akram Tyagi, Asif Rana, Saif Allahbadi and Ahmad Raza Khan. The five persons were booked for promoting enmity between different groups under section 196 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, and making statements conducive to public mischief under section 353.
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Jun 5, 2024 |
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Politician Abdul Rashid Sheikh, who has won from Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla Lok Sabha seat as and independent candidate, moved a Delhi court on Wednesday seeking interim bail to take his oath as an MP, his counsel advocate Vikhyat Oberoi confirmed. “We have filed an application seeking interim bail or custody parole for swearing in and for other parliamentary functions,” Oberoi told Scroll.
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Feb 28, 2024 |
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On February 5, an 18-year-old Hindu girl from Rajasthan’s Kota district eloped with a 21-year-old Muslim man. Weeks later, three Muslim teachers of the government school in Khajuri Odpur village she had studied in were accused of facilitating religious conversion and encouraging “love jihad” – even though she had passed out of the school two years ago.
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