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Why the Muslim Brotherhood Is Banned Across the World — But Not in India?

Muslim Brotherhood, why many countries have banned it, and why India has never taken similar action, including the recent political controversy.
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The Mysterious ‘Sable Island’ That Roams: The Atlantic’s Dune Where Nature Writes and Erases History Daily

From Atlantic shipwrecks and life-saving stations to free-roaming horses and one of Canada’s most protected ecosystems, the Sable Island’s wild landscape
Ancient fort ruins with weathered stone walls and domed towers under a cloudy sky. Lush greenery peeks through, adding contrast to the somber scene.

Rich in History, Buried with Time: 5 Lost Indian Cities That Once Shaped Trade, Tradition and Power

Hidden stories of the lost Indian cities which was once rich in trade, culture and power, buried beneath time and history
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Constitution Day Special: Ambedkar’s ‘Grammar of Anarchy’ Warns That Freedom Survives Only Through Unity

On Constitution Day, Ambedkar’s historic ‘Grammar of Anarchy’ speech reminds India that freedom survives only through unity, constitutional methods, and rejection of extremism.
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1983 Nellie Massacre: Assam Government’s Decision to Table Tewary Commission Report Has Reopened Old Wounds; Rajiv Gandhi’s Assam Accord Put Tensions to Rest but Perpetrators Are Yet to Be Punished

The victims of the 1983 Nellie Massacre were primarily Bengali Muslims
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How the Dadaji Bhikaji vs Rukhmabai (1885) Case Created Tremors Across England — Leading Queen Victoria to Intervene When an Educated Young Girl Chose Prison Over Forced Marriage

The case of Dadaji Bhikaji vs. Rukhmabai soon became a national topic of discussion and one of the most publicized legal battles of its time
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