Hindu students campaign at US schools to distinguish the sacred swastika from the Nazi Hakenkreuz | World News

Mira Trivedi (left) presents a lesson on the history of the swastika to students, a sacred swastika is shown on a wall (right). Hindu students across the US are pushing schools to distinguish the ancient swastika from the Nazi Hakenkreuz. The swastika is a sacred symbol associated with well-being and good fortune in Hinduism, Buddhism…

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Six Arab federations defy growing revolt over World Cup plan

File Pic: FIFA President Gianni Infantino (AP Photo) Six Arab football federations have thrown their weight behind Gianni Infantino, declaring their “full support” for the embattled FIFA president as opposition to his controversial World Cup investment plan continues to grow.The backing came from Morocco, Qatar, Egypt, Mauritania, Lebanon and Sudan on Thursday, with four of…

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NSE Indices launches Nifty500 Ahimsa Index: From ‘ethical’ filters to screening, how the benchmark works

NSE Indices Limited announced the launch of Nifty500 Ahimsa Index based on ‘ethical’ practices NSE Indices Limited, the index services subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), announced the launch of Nifty500 Ahimsa Index, a new thematic index that tracks companies from the Nifty 500 universe that align with the principles of “Ahimsa” or non-violence.The…

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Who is Eric Bieniemy’s wife? Mia Bieniemy shot at Virginia home as Chiefs offensive coordinator leaves training camp | NFL News

Eric Bieniemy (Image Via Getty) Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy left the team’s training camp after his wife, Mia Bieniemy, was shot at their home in Virginia on Sunday night. According to ESPN, 57-year-old Mia was taken to a hospital and is now in stable condition. Eric Bieniemy was with the Chiefs at…

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‘Suspicious’: Sonam Wangchuk’s doctor rejects Safdurjung report claiming potassium deficiency | India News

Sonam Wangchuk hospitalised after 20-day hunger strike Activist Sonam Wangchuk was admitted to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital on Saturday after a 20-day hunger strike, with doctors keeping him under close medical observation and urging his family to allow treatment to begin without further delay, sources said. The move was followed by his wife, Gitanjali J Angmo,…

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Salesforce employees ‘confused’ as company promotes Anthropic’s Claude inside Slack, the very platform it paid $27.7 billion for; says: We can’t tell where…

Salesforce spent $27.7 billion on Slack—now it’s promoting Anthropic’s Claude Tag inside it, and its own employees can’t tell where Salesforce’s AI ends and Anthropic’s begins. Salesforce is doing something odd right now. It’s cheering on a product that competes with its own. When Anthropic rolled out Claude Tag last month—an AI agent that lives…

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Will Harry Kane stay? Bayern prepare talks as England captain enters final contract year | Football News

Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane celebrates scoring during the Bundesliga soccer match between Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern Munich in Dortmund, Germany, Saturday Feb. 28, 2026. (Federico Gambarini/dpa via AP) Harry Kane is set to begin formal talks with Bayern Munich over a new contract as the Bundesliga champions look to secure the long-term future of…

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NRI reveals 5 things nobody warned her about working in India. The internet is divided |

Social media often turns everyday experiences into larger conversations, and this time, the spotlight is on life inside Indian offices. A post by an NRI about adjusting to work culture after returning to India has caught the attention of professionals across the internet. Instead of talking about salaries or job titles, the discussion revolves around…

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In 1982, a Minnesota farmer wrote a will leaving his 300-acre farm to his son after his wife’s lifetime; a different 1989 will later emerged, and a 2026 appeals court reversed the reopening of his estate

A Minnesota inheritance dispute over a 300-acre farm has taken another turn after an appeals court reversed a lower court’s decision to reopen a deceased farmer’s estate, years after a second will surfaced. In a September 8, 2026, ruling, the Minnesota Court of Appeals held that a court’s failure to meet a statutory requirement for…

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