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Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut accuses Twitter of racism

Leading Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has accused Twitter of racism after her account was permanently suspended for abusive behaviour on Tuesday. The company said Ranaut - known for her ardent support of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi - had been blocked from the platform after she violated its rules on hateful conduct and abusive behaviour. The actress, who has won several national film awards, railed against Twitter s action in a statement, accusing the social media company of racism. Twitter has only proved my point. They are Americans, and by birth a white person feels entitled to enslave a brown person, she said later on Tuesday.

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Right-wing nationalists failed during the pandemic But they weren t the only ones

Right-wing nationalists failed during the pandemic. But they weren’t the only ones. Ishaan Tharoor , including news from around the globe, interesting ideas and opinions to know, sent to your inbox every weekday. © Samuel Rajkumar/Reuters Volunteers stand next to burning pyres of people who died due to covid-19 in Bangalore, India. Were some political systems better positioned to beat the pandemic than others? “This covid epidemic may actually lance the boil of populism,” Francis Fukuyama, the acclaimed political philosopher, told the BBC last year. “I don’t think there’s any correlation between being a democracy and doing well or poorly [in dealing with the coronavirus]. But there’s definitely a correlation between being a populist leader and doing badly.”

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Hefajat s mayhem: Mufti Harun Izhar on 9-day remand

Hefajat’s mayhem: Mufti Harun Izhar on 9-day remand Mufti Harun Izhar Star Digital Report Star Digital Report A court in Chattogram placed Hefajat-e-Islam s central leader Mufti Harun Izhar on nine-day remand today, in three cases filed with Hathazari Police Station over March 26 mayhem centring the recent visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The court of Senior Judicial Magistrate Helal Uddin granted his three-day remand in each of the three cases after he was produced before the court with a seven-day remand prayer for each case, said Chattogram Court s Inspector Humayun Kabir. Apart from that, Mufti Harun was shown arrested in two more cases, he added.

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India and Brazil show that right-wing nationalists failed during the pandemic But they weren t the only ones

India and Brazil show that right-wing nationalists failed during the pandemic But they weren t the only ones
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China Mocks India COVID-19 Crisis On Social Media, Receives Backlash

China Mocks India COVID-19 Crisis On Social Media, Receives Backlash KEY POINTS A social media post on Weibo compared China s space module launch to India s mass cremations The post earned backlash from social media users Xi Jinping had recently expressed his condolences to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi A social media post from an account linked to the Chinese government has received backlash after it appeared to mock India’s COVID-19 crisis. The Communist Party’s Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission on Saturday afternoon posted photos of the Tianhe module launch on its official Sina Weibo account. The social media post compared the module’s fuel burn-off to the fire from a mass cremation site in India. It also used a hashtag that referred to India’s new COVID-19 cases, which has surpassed 400,000 a day.

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