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November 17, 2025

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Talha Anjum adorns the Indian flag in concert in Nepal

Talha Anjum has sparked widespread online controversy after raising the Indian flag at a concert in Nepal. After backlash, the rapper didn’t apologize for it. “My heart has no room for hate,” she took to social media and wrote. “Art has no borders. If I raise an Indian flag and stir up controversy, so be it. I’ll do it again. Never mind the media, warlords and their propaganda. Urdu rap is and always will be borderless.” The rapper was on tour in Kathmandu, Nepal, and videos of the concert quickly began circulating online this weekend. Fans on both sides of

September 28, 2025

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Nepal’s historical victory

Katmantou: Nepal celebrated their stunning victory over the western Indians on Sunday, their first victory in an international cricket match against a test nation. Nepal won the West Indies with 19 runs on the first T20 International of a series of three matches in Sharjah on Saturday. Victory marks Nepal’s first triumph over the two -time T20 World Cup champions and represents an important milestone for the growing cricket nation. “It is a historic victory for us and helps improve the attitude of our players to the world of Cricket,” Chatur Bahadur Chand, president of the Nepal Union of Nepal,

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