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December 15, 2025

News Desk

Indian CM pulls down hijab of Muslim woman at official function

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar removes the hijab of a newly recruited doctor during an official function on December 15, 2025. — X/ @SouthAsiaIndex/screengrab In yet another incident of hate crime against religious minorities in India, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar removed the hijab (veil) of a newly recruited Muslim doctor during an official function on Monday, sparking widespread criticism around the world. The shameful incident took place at ‘Samvad’, the CM’s secretariat, where appointment letters were being handed over to newly recruited doctors. The Indian Express was mentioned. When the woman in the hijab went to get her job

November 11, 2024

News Desk

Government, 18 IPPs are likely to reach an agreement on the receive and pay function in two weeks

A representational image showing a row of electricity pylons. — Reuters/File The government will pay the past dues of the IPPs in the form of cash, bills. It will also continue to bail out IPPs on O&M costs. The move will enable the government to save Rs 70 to 100 billion annually. ISLAMABAD: Weeks after five Independent Power Producers (IPPs) started terminating their contracts in light of the outcry over inflated electricity bills, the incumbent government is likely to enter into an agreement with 18 IPPs to operate “take and pay” for the electricity market. The News reported on Monday.

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