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Evening News Report: Raghav Chadha loses 1 million Insta followers; Iran shares ceasefire demands with Pakistan

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Evening News Report: Raghav Chadha loses 1 million Insta followers; Iran shares ceasefire demands with Pakistan

  • iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi It not only satisfies Tehran’s requirements but also satisfies their U.S. demands Peace Talks 2.0 is still full of uncertainties.
  • delhi police Arrest YouTuber Salim WastikA convicted killer on the run has allegedly lived under a new identity for 26 years.
  • Raghav Chadha Lost over 1 million Instagram followers within 24 hours of joining bjp.
  • Bamako, Mali, has been hit by a coordinated terror attack, with gunfire and explosions across the capital as fighting continues.
  • Mojtaba Khamenei reportedly used a secret network of couriers with handwritten messages to avoid U.S. and Israeli surveillance.

Here are the top 5 stories of the day:

Iran’s foreign minister makes demands on Pakistan; US envoy heads to peace talks

Abbas Araghchi conveyed Iran’s negotiating position and reservations on US demands to Pakistani officials during his visit to Islamabad, with discussions focusing on regional dynamics and diplomatic coordination. Follow real-time updates

YouTuber Salim Wastik was stabbed more than 10 times in the abdomen in his Ghaziabad office and arrested for killing boy in 1995

In a dramatic turn of events linking a decades-old cold case to modern-day social media fame, the Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested Salim Wastik, a YouTuber and activist known for his outspoken criticism of Islam, on charges of kidnapping and murder two years ago. Read more

Raghav Chadha loses over 1 million followers after joining BJP, filled with hateful comments

Within 24 hours of announcing his resignation from the Aam Aadmi Party and joining the Bharatiya Janata Party, Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha’s Instagram followers dropped sharply, losing more than 1 million followers. Once considered a political icon for Generation Z, Chadha’s followers dropped from 14.6 million to 13.3 million. Read more

‘Shootings everywhere’: Explosions heard near Mali international airport and military base

Mali was hit by a series of coordinated attacks early Saturday, with shootings and bombings in the capital Bamako. Gunfire was also heard near a military camp near the city’s international airport. Mali’s armed forces said unidentified “terrorist” groups launched coordinated attacks against multiple positions in the capital and other parts of the country. Read more

Handwritten letters, human chains: How Khamenei controls Iran from the shadows

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is directing the country through a secret “human chain” of handwritten letters to avoid detection by the United States and Israel, the New York Times reported. Messages sent to leaders were “handwritten, sealed in envelopes and passed through a human chain of trusted couriers,” the report said. These couriers use motorcycles and cars to travel on highways and country lanes to reach his “hideout” and send the reply back via the same safe route. Read more

Canadian court suspends deportation of Indian driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu over 2018 crash that killed 16 people

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Canadian court suspends deportation of Indian driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu over 2018 crash that killed 16 people

加拿大法院暂停驱逐印度籍司机 Jaskirat Singh Sidhu，原因是 2018 年发生导致 16 人死亡的车祸

Jaskirat Singh Sidhu was responsible for the deaths of nearly an entire youth hockey team in 2018

A Canadian court has approved the last-minute deportation of Indian-origin truck driver Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, temporarily halting plans to send him back to India just days before he was due to be deported.The emergency order was issued by Judge Jocelyne Gagné, who paused Sidhu’s deportation while the court reviews the ongoing legal challenge. Sidhu is seeking to stay in Canada on humanitarian and compassionate grounds after the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) refused to delay his deportation.Sidhu, a permanent resident of Canada, was scheduled to be deported next Monday. His legal team continues to challenge the decision, arguing that his personal circumstances were not fully considered.The case stems from a 2018 crash in Saskatchewan, one of the deadliest incidents in Canadian sports history. Sidhu drove a truck through a stop sign at a rural intersection near Tisdale and collided with a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team. Sixteen people died and thirteen were injured.He was later sentenced to eight years in prison for dangerous driving causing death and bodily harm. Sidhu was paroled after serving part of his sentence.The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada had previously ruled that he should be deported. Even Sidhu’s lawyer, Michael Green, said the case was inevitable under current law. Green said the ruling would only require proof that Sidhu is not a Canadian citizen and committed a serious crime.A federal court earlier rejected arguments by Sidhu’s legal team that border officials failed to take into account his clean record and his remorse before the crash.Meanwhile, opinions remain divided. Some victims’ families have called for Sidhu’s deportation, saying it is necessary to deliver justice. Meanwhile, campaigns have been launched on both sides, including a petition launched by media platform The Counter Signal, urging authorities to deport him immediately.

IPL 2026: KL Rahul writes history, becomes first…

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IPL 2026: KL Rahul writes history, becomes first…

IPL 2026: KL Rahul writes history, becomes first...
Delhi Capitals’ KL Rahul celebrates his century (AP Photo/Manish Swarup)

Kuala Lumpur Rahul He took a historic hit for Delhi Capitals and became the first Indian batsman to score 150 in the IPL with his unbeaten 152 against Kings XI Punjab in Delhi. The innings is currently the third-highest individual score in the history of the tournament, behind only Chris Gayle’s 175* and Brendon McCullum’s 158.IPL personal highest score175* – Chris Gayle (RCB) vs PWI, Bangalore, 2013158* – Brendon McCullum (KKR) vs RCB, Bangalore, 2008152* – KL Rahul (DC) vs PBKS, Delhi, 2026141 – Abhishek Sharma(SRH) vs PBKS, Hyderabad, 2025140* – Quinton de Kock (KKR) vs LSG, DYP Mumbai, 2022 Rahul’s effort isn’t just about the numbers, it’s about how he frames it. He made Kings XI Punjab pay the full amount due to two early reprieves. He was bowled first by Shashank Singh in the 12th hole and then again in the 51st hole and from then on the opener was in complete control of the match. By the end of the innings, those missed chances had turned into one of the costliest mistakes in IPL history. Although Delhi lost Pathum Nissanka early on, Rahul looked outstanding from the outset. Soon he found the perfect partner Nitish Ranathe two put on a stunning batting performance together. The duo added 220 runs for the second wicket, which is Delhi Capitals’ highest-ever partnership and the second-highest for any wicket in the IPL, behind only AB de Villiers and Virat Kohli’s 229 runs in 2016. Their partnership also surpassed Delhi Capitals’ previous best, an unbeaten 189-run stand between David Warner and Naman Ojha in 2012. Rahul and Rana were able to score just 96 balls, underlining the sheer dominance they displayed in the Punjab attack. Rahul led the way with 14 fours and nine sixes, notching the fastest century of his IPL career. His previous fastest hundred was 56 against Mumbai Indians in 2022, but this time he went a step further and converted it into a record-breaking 150-plus runs. In the process, he also set a new benchmark for Delhi Capitals, surpassing Rishabh Pant’s 128 not out in 2018 at the same venue to become the team’s highest individual score. At the other end, Rana played an ideal supporting role, finishing with 91 after hitting 11 boundaries and four sixes. They pushed Delhi Capitals to a staggering 264 runs for 2 in 20 overs, leaving Punjab Kings in a daunting chase.

CM Revanth inaugurates India’s first private orbital rocket Vikram-1 at Skyroot Aerospace

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CM Revanth inaugurates India’s first private orbital rocket Vikram-1 at Skyroot Aerospace

CM Revanth 在 Skyroot Aerospace 落成印度首个私人轨道火箭 Vikram-1

CM Revanth inaugurates India’s first private orbital rocket Vikram-1 at Skyroot Aerospace

Hyderabad: India’s first privately built orbital rocket is one step closer to its historic mission as Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy brandished Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 flight hardware to Sriharikota as the company hopes to launch the rocket from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in June this year.Terming this a proud moment for Telangana and an important milestone in the state’s ambition to become a global leader in aerospace, the CM noted that Vikram-1 has been entirely designed and developed in Hyderabad, indicating the state’s growing importance in the Indian aerospace and space technology ecosystem.“Skyroot developed India’s first privately built orbital rocket to launch satellites into space. The company launched its first rocket (sub-orbital) in 2022, reaching the orbital launch stage in such a short time is a remarkable achievement. ” said Revanth Reddy while interacting with the company’s leadership and engineering team.Telangana Industries and Information Technology Minister D Sridhar Babu and other senior officials were also present at the unveiling ceremony.

Telangana has ranked first in India in the aerospace sector, the CM said, noting that global giants like Boeing, Airbus and Safran have operations in the state. He added that the government has set a long-term goal to make Telangana a global aerospace hub by 2047 and the aerospace industry has been identified as one of the key growth engines for the state.He also linked the rise of the aerospace industry to the state’s export performance. Citing central government data, he said Telangana has recorded the highest growth in exports of engineering products among Indian states, with a growth of 117.9 per cent between 2023-24 and 2024-25.He said aircraft parts and defense equipment were among the largest contributors to the growth, reflecting the rapid expansion of the state’s advanced manufacturing capabilities. Ravensh Reddy said the government is strongly committed to building a skilled workforce to support future growth in aerospace and other high-tech sectors.He outlined the ongoing efforts of Young India Skilled Universities, Advanced Technology Centers and Polytechnics and said India plans to bring ATCs and polytechnics under the ambit of Skilled Universities.According to him, the move is aimed at creating a unified, industry-driven curriculum and ensuring that training is aligned with changing industry needs. He said the government’s focus was not only on student training but also on improving the quality of teachers.“Our focus is to provide the best training to the trainers of these institutions. Tata Technologies is providing training to the trainers of ATCs across the state,” he said.Skyroot Aerospace CEO and co-founder Pawan Kumar Chandana said the flag-raising ceremony will arrive in Sriharikota next week, where they will start assembling the rocket and hope to launch it in June this year.Chandana said Skyroot is in discussions with IN-SPACE (India’s National Space Promotion and Authorization Center (IN-SPACe)) and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) to get the launch window for the rocket.“We will announce the launch window soon,” he said, adding that after the first test launch of Vikram-1 in the next few months, the company will conduct more test launches.“By next year, our goal is to reach the capability of producing one rocket per month, and maybe sometime next year we will be able to reach the full payload capacity of 300 kilograms per rocket,” he said, noting that the first few test launches will carry only partial payloads.He termed this a proud moment not just for India but for the world as very few companies in the world have the capabilities and technology to build rockets. “

Is Mike Vrabel’s wife Jennifer Vrabel battling cancer? Here’s the truth behind the viral sensation

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Is Mike Vrabel’s wife Jennifer Vrabel battling cancer? Here’s the truth behind the viral sensation

Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini They have been in the news since Page Six published photos of them taken at a hotel in Arizona. Both Vrabel and Russini immediately responded to the speculation. However, instead of calming down, the discussion escalated, especially with the emergence of some viral photos of the two in 2020 and 2024.

Photos of Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini sparked controversy after social media users mistakenly linked Mike's wife Jen to another Jen's cancer post. (Associated Press)
Photos of Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini sparked controversy after social media users mistakenly linked Mike’s wife Jen to another Jen’s cancer post. (Associated Press)

In a 2020 photo, Russini received a kiss from Vrabel, which only further complicated the ongoing controversy. During this time, social media users expressed their concerns about the health of Vrabel’s wife, Jean, after an older post gained significant traction.

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Does Mike Vrabel’s wife have cancer? The truth behind virus rumors

Vrabel recently discussed his commitment to self-improvement through various therapies.

An old post of his from 2024 went viral, leading many to speculate whether his wife, Jen Vrabel, was battling cancer. Some users incorrectly linked Jeanne “Jen” Vrabel to a post shared by David Vrabel about his own wife’s breast cancer. The posts referenced in these viral discussions involve another Jenny, not the Patriots coach’s spouse.

In 2024, David shared a message about cancer on social media. It has been linked to patients with a type of breast cancer called ductal carcinoma in situ, which is typically a non-invasive form of breast cancer caused by microcalcifications.

This is my wife Jenny. She is my rock. She is the best part of my day. Some of you have met her. When I’m at the track, people always ask “Did your wife come with you?” When she doesn’t, they’re disappointed because it’s just me. Trust me, I get it.

What a punch today. She was diagnosed with breast cancer. She is in very good spirits and is ready to fight. I look forward to such a response. She has always been a brave person that I can never match.

If there’s a bright side, it’s the practical details of diagnosis. She had what is called ductal carcinoma in situ. In short, it is a typical non-invasive breast cancer that develops from microcalcifications. The prognosis is usually good when detected early. She is a GP Assistant and knows what it is and what to expect.

“I guess that’s the point of this article. She caught this early on. That’s because of the annual mammogram, which extends to the topic of various routine health exams. Allow me to briefly touch on that – mammograms, skin exams, annual physicals, etc. If you get these exams regularly, that’s great. If not, schedule them. They are the most important thing for you and the people who love you.

“We are meeting with a surgeon next week to discuss next steps. She will be the face of bravery throughout this process, and I will be the weakling who occasionally faints. She will beat it with her usual courage, knowledge and wildly off-kilter sense of humor.

“It’s a bad day and we’re probably going to be depressed for 24 hours. Once that’s over, we go into attack mode. There’s no forgiveness.

“That being said, go schedule your routine screening,” the post read.

In another post, David chronicled his wife’s treatment progress, saying, “She has always been my hero, but even more so now. So lucky to be married to my brave role model. If you read this, get yourself checked – mammogram, colonoscopy, skin check, etc. This is how she found out – with her annual screening.”

it’s a fact

As the article gained attention, people mistakenly linked it to Jen Vrabel, believing she was someone who had been diagnosed with cancer. However, this is inaccurate; it was not Jen Vrabel who was diagnosed with cancer, but Mike was referring to someone else in the post.

Where is Jane Vrabel?

Jen Vrabel has wisely chosen to stay out of the public eye to avoid the chaos surrounding her and her husband. russian. The couple first met in college and married in 1999.

By choosing to seek counseling at this time, the coach appears to be working to salvage his career and personal life. The Patriots have not set a specific date for his return, although he is expected to return before mandatory minicamp begins.

Iran war could push more than 32 million people into poverty; UN warns developing countries of ‘triple shock’

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Iran war could push more than 32 million people into poverty; UN warns developing countries of ‘triple shock’

Iran war could push more than 32 million people into poverty; UN warns developing countries of 'triple shock'

The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) said the economic impact of Iran’s war could push more than 32 million people into poverty around the world, with developing countries hardest hit.The report, released against a backdrop of uncertainty over a fragile ceasefire, said the world economy was facing a “triple shock” of rising energy prices, food insecurity and slowing economic growth. The report warns that conflict is reversing development gains, with the impact being uneven across regions.Energy prices have soared in the weeks since the U.S.-Israeli air strikes on Tehran, compounded by disruptions to global oil and gas supplies caused by Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The impact has also spread to fertilizer supplies and transportation, raising concerns about a growing food crisis in developing countries.The United Nations Development Program outlines three scenarios for the economic impact of war. In a worst-case scenario – weeks of major disruption to oil and gas production, followed by months of rising costs – as many as 32.5 million people could be pushed into poverty. This estimate is based on the World Bank’s upper-middle-income poverty line of $8.30 per person per day.About half of the increase in poverty will be concentrated in the 37 energy-importing countries of the Gulf, Africa, Asia and small island developing countries.The Guardian quoted Alexander De Croo, administrator of the United Nations Development Program and former Belgian Prime Minister, as saying: “Conflicts like this are a setback for development. Even if the war stops, a ceasefire is obviously very popular. But the impact is already there.”“You see the lasting effects, especially in poorer countries, where you push people back into poverty. That’s the most heartbreaking factor. The people who are pushed into poverty tend to be the same people who were once poor, got out of poverty, and are now being pushed back into poverty.”The head of the International Monetary Fund has warned that even if peace is maintained, the “traumatic effects” of the conflict are already causing lasting damage to the global economy.The United Nations Development Program has called for a global response to support the countries hardest hit. It recommends targeted temporary cash transfers to protect vulnerable households, estimating that about $6 billion is needed to offset the impact on people below the poverty line.De Croo said international agencies and development banks could support such measures. “Providing short-term cash transfers to avoid people falling back into poverty has positive economic returns,” he said. He added that temporary subsidies or electricity or gas vouchers could also help, but the report warned against blanket subsidies as they would benefit wealthier households but would be difficult to sustain.UNDP said that while wealthier countries are better able to cope with the impacts, developing countries face greater challenges due to limited financial resources and existing economic pressures. The report also noted that Western governments including the United States, Germany, France and the United Kingdom have cut aid spending in response to rising debt and increased defense spending.

Opposition files fresh notice seeking removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar

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Opposition files fresh notice seeking removal of CEC Gyanesh Kumar

CEC Gyanesh Kumar (file photo)

New Delhi: Opposition members of the Union House on Friday submitted a fresh notice to the RS general secretary seeking a motion to remove the Chief Election Commissioner citing “proven misconduct”.Earlier this month, notices submitted by opposition MPs from LS and RS were rejected by the Speaker and Chairman respectively. The opposition has leveled nine new charges against Kumar in a new notification.Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh said on theRamesh said the motion was filed “on the basis of proven misconduct” – one example being the EC’s “outspoken” social media post after meeting the TMC delegation on April 8. The meeting ended on a sour note, with TMC leaders saying the CEC asked them to “go away” while the EC accused them of shouting.Ramesh said: “Nine specific allegations have now been made against the Central Electoral Commission that can never be denied or whitewashed. His continuation is an attack on the Constitution. It is an absolute disgrace that this man continues to hold office and take orders from the Prime Minister and Her Majesty the Queen.”The motion has been signed by MPs from Congress, TMC, DMK, SP, RJD, CPI, CPM, NCP(SP), Shiv Sena (UBT), JMM, IUML, NC and AAP.As part of the new charge, the opposition accused Kumar of “persistent partisan asymmetry in the enforcement of the model code of conduct”, the Election Commission allegedly failed to act on complaints against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address to the nation on April 18 over constitutional amendments related to women’s reservation, which he was defeated in the assembly polls. The CEC said it had “not issued any show-cause notice, advisory or public response” to any complaints regarding the matter.Other accusations included “administrative lapses indicating close ties with the ruling party’s institutions” and “conduct inconsistent with the provisions of the Constitution”, which included the immediate termination of meetings with the TMC.The list of charges also includes large-scale disenfranchisement in West Bengal involving the deletion of about 9.1 million voters and the judiciary’s exclusion of about 3.4 million voters from the franchise.Other accusations include “deliberate inaction on specific and documented complaints of official partisanship” and “replicating a flawed SIR framework across the country.”

David Wilcock’s chilling 911 call reveals final moments and financial woes: ‘I’m sorry you had to…’

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David Wilcock’s chilling 911 call reveals final moments and financial woes: ‘I’m sorry you had to…’

David WilcockThe famous paranormal author and YouTuber died earlier this week at the age of 53, and authorities said he faced financial challenges during his lifetime.

David Wilcock, known for his UFO research, took his own life on April 20, 2026, after expressing financial concerns and health issues.
David Wilcock, known for his UFO research, took his own life on April 20, 2026, after expressing financial concerns and health issues.

After announcing the social media personality’s death on Monday, April 20, Boulder County Sheriff’s The office provided a timeline detailing their response to the situation.

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David Wilcock calls 911

As stated in a news release issued on Thursday, April 23, a 911 call was received at 10:44 a.m. Monday. Wilcock His “health issues and financial issues” were discussed, according to the release. He even said, “I need to leave.”

because Wilcock’s Refusing to say whether he was armed, a deputy from the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to the location and awaiting backup because they were unsure of his intentions.

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office reported that deputies witnessed Wilcock “holding a gun” and said he pointed the gun at himself. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

David Wilcock’s family releases statement

in a statement Wilcock’s The author, known for writing several books and frequently discussing aliens and UFOs, “took his own life on April 20, 2026” after a long battle with depression and insurmountable financial debt, his family confirmed.

“His family and selected family members hope this loss will encourage greater attention to mental health care,” the statement said, according to The Sun.

They remembered him as a “laughing man with a big heart” and said: “Like many young people, he had his share of struggles and difficult times.”

“Beyond his public persona, he was a man who navigated the complexities and vulnerabilities that shape all of our lives,” the family said. “His death reminds us how important it is to see each other with an open mind and a compassionate heart. The loss of life can allow us to turn our attention to our shared humanity, whether we agree or not on life’s unanswered questions.”

Wilcock earlier denied suicidal thoughts

Wilcock actively posts on his website Youtube Just hours before his death, he shared an update on his X account on his channel. The conspiracy theorist has previously refused to accept suicide, prompting further investigation into his true struggles away from the public eye. Paranormal author recognized for his contributions UFO The theory and so-called “disclosure movement” also referenced personal challenges in the days leading up to his death, telling his followers he was facing “intense things” while also expressing his gratitude for their support.

Christianity in decline? Study reveals one in three Britons who grew up Christian no longer follow the faith | World News

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Christianity in decline? One in three Britons who grew up Christian no longer follow the faith, study reveals
One in three Britons will grow up not following their faith, study shows

Nearly a third of Britons no longer identify as Christian by the time they reach adulthood, a major international study has revealed, underscoring a steady decline in adherence to traditional faiths across the country. Analysis passed pew research centerIt was found that around 30% of the UK population were raised in a Protestant or Catholic household but later abandoned their religious identity. The findings are based on a telephone survey of 1,017 people across the UK. Data shows a huge gap between childhood feelings of belonging and adult beliefs. While 51% of respondents said they were Protestant, only 31% still identified with that denomination. About 23% said they were raised as Protestants but later left, while only 3% joined as converts. A similar trend exists within Catholicism. Although 16% of respondents said they were Catholic, only 11% still practiced Catholicism. Seven percent reported leaving Catholicism, while only 1% said they joined Catholicism without growing up. The study also sheds light on what happens when people leave organized religion. Among former Protestants in the UK, 87% now consider themselves non-believers, 4% have become Catholic and 8% have affiliated with another religion. Of those Catholics who grew up and left, 71% became nonbelievers, 14% converted to Protestantism, and another 14% converted to another faith. The report notes that the number of religious converts remains relatively low. Researchers describe the broader trend as “religious conversion,” a term used to reflect the way people move away from or move between different belief systems. “We use this term rather than ‘conversion’ because change can be multifaceted, ranging from being raised in a religion to leaving the religion, and may not involve a formal initiation process,” Pew Research Center said. This pattern is not limited to the UK. In 21 of the 24 countries analyzed in the study, more people are leaving Catholicism than joining the Catholic Church. Hungary is the only country to buck this trend. The Times quoted the report as saying: “In many countries around the world, ex-Protestants make up a sizable proportion of the population. In nine of the 24 countries we analyzed, the proportion reaches 10% or more.” While Protestantism made gains in parts of the world, particularly in Latin America, the opposite trend was seen in Britain. “Most of the countries with net gains for Protestantism were in Latin America,” Pew said. “Most Brazilians who converted to Protestantism were formerly Catholics. Sweden, the United Kingdom and Germany were among the countries with the largest net losses.”Public figures reflect this shift in belief. Actor James McAvoy, who said his grandparents were “very churchgoing Catholics” and attended church regularly, told The Times (UK) that he stopped going to church at the age of 16, adding: “The moment I was allowed to make my own choices, I stopped going to church.” The findings also cast doubt on claims of a widespread resurgence in religious beliefs among young people. The Times pointed out that the Bible Society retracted a report on the increase in Gen Z church attendance after YouGov’s underlying data was found to be flawed.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann seeks President Murmu’s intervention after Raghav Chadha-led AAP leaves Lok Sabha

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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann seeks President Murmu’s intervention after Raghav Chadha-led AAP leaves Lok Sabha

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New Delhi: A day after seven AAP MPs, six from Punjab, defected to the BJP, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann sought a meeting with President Droupadi Murmu. He is expected to meet with the state’s partisan lawmakers to seek to “recall” them.The development comes after AAP faced a major setback when Raghav Chadha and six other MPs left the party and decided to merge with the BJP.

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Raghav Chadha, AAP MP joins BJP: How ‘merger clause’ helps them avoid disqualification

Addressing a press conference on Friday, Chadha said the decision was taken after MPs felt that the Arvind Kejriwal-led party had strayed from its principles, values ​​and core ethics. In announcing the move, he also called himself “the right man in the wrong party.”“We have decided that we as the two-thirds members of the BJP in the Union House will implement the provisions of the Indian Constitution and merge with the BJP,” he said at the Constitution Club in Delhi.According to reports, those who have withdrawn include Swati Maliwal, cricketer-turned-Union Congress member Harbhajan Singh, Sandeep Pathak, Rajinder Gupta and Vikramjit Singh Sahney.Meanwhile, senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh said he will write to the Lok Sabha president seeking disqualification of three MPs under the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution, which deals with disqualification on grounds of defection.He said in a post on

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