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Abu Dhabi, May 28: Veteran actor Kamal Haasan received a standing ovation at IIFA 2023 when he was conferred with the award for Outstanding Achievement in Indian Cinema on Saturday.
victory for the opposition could mark a break with the worldwide trend toward in-liberal democracy, but perhaps we were all misguided and seduced by the lure of free elections and trusting ultimately in the will of the people. in fact, what happened in turkey last week highlights the latest and most disturbing trend in the rise of liberal democracy. while incumbent recep thayyip erdogan did not win reelection results, he did better than the polls predicted and came out well ahead of his main opponent leaving him highly likely to win in the runoff scheduled for may 28th. this is stunning given that turkey is a country in economic catastrophe with sky-high inflation, and the vote also took place months after an earthquake in which the government performed miserably. consider, though, the backdrop to these elections and erdogan was up against kamal, the
Bhopal, May 2: Madhya Pradesh home minister Narottam Mishra has slammed former chief minister Kamal Nath over announcement of holiday on Labour day and has said that Nath has not given work to anyone till date, that is why he was talking about holiday.
Madhya Pradesh home minister Narottam Mishra has slammed former chief minister Kamal Nath over announcement of holiday on Labour day and has said that Nath has not given work to anyone till date, that is why he was talking about holiday.
about a build—up of numbers on the other side of the border here. the vast majority heading across our sudanese nationals but also among them have been some british citizens and we have been spending the day hearing the stories of a journey one man described as like being from hell. thousands have now fled through this crossing into the desert borderlands with egypt. the first gates to refuge they never believed they'd had to cross. like kamal, a heart surgeon from glasgow. his family are all uk nationals and escaped khartoum two days ago — he said the worstjourney of his life. the bombing, the bombing was so loud and so hard, people had to run from where they are, and my daughter was crying. there are now headed to cairo, and then on to scotland. he feels flooded with relief, he says, but so frightened for those still left behind. no water for nine days,
kamal�*s daughter is among the last of their group to cross. she arrives with the one document she needs to get home, but which she said counted for little in khartoum. we were stuck in our house, and we knew that bombs were coming to our area the very next morning, we needed to get out. we didn't know our bus had been cancelled because the un had taken them. i had hope at first that the british would come and save us, and i was trying to stay calm, but after a while you give up hope, you realise that the only person that can save you is yourself. and her brother, also trying to head back to glasgow for work in a few days, says it was unbelievable. my family have been coming here since i was wee, this is where my family are from, and it's always been... the sudanese people are beautiful people, theyjust want to help each other. and as a precarious ceasefire now prompts many more journeys,