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November 20, 2025

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Talha Anjum served legal notice for waving Indian flag at concert

Talha Anjam has received a legal notice from a Pakistani citizen after he displayed the Indian flag at a concert in Kathmandu, Nepal last week. The statement claims that the rapper has allegedly “caused widespread outrage, mental anguish and deep injury to the national, patriotic and religious sentiments of millions of Pakistani citizens both at home and abroad, exacerbating existing tensions between Pakistan and India, where diplomatic and military relations remain severely strained due to historical conflicts, border disputes.” The legal notice demands an “unreserved public apology” from Anjum. It warns that “non-compliance will result, without further notice: Filing of

Waving flags, tens of thousands demonstrate against the Israeli government

TEL AVIV: Tens of thousands of protesters waving Israeli flags and chanting slogans against the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday, demanding new elections and the return of hostages held in Gaza. Large protests have taken place in the Israeli city on a weekly basis over Netanyahu’s handling of the nearly nine-month war in Gaza that began with the October 7 attack by Hamas in southern Israel. Many protesters held signs reading “Crime Minister” and “Stop the War” as people poured into the main street of Israel’s largest city. “I’m here because I fear

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