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And the destruction has spilled over with another 43 dead in neighboring Tibet.

The Hindustan Times reported extensively on the massive relief effort mounted by New Delhi.

The sheer numbers involved here are staggering.

The report notes that India sent 141.5 tons of emergency aid.

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But then for links, because I was like, hey, I want to share with Frank, you know, links to these stories.

I see like, you know, plus one sort of has like Hindustan Times or the India Times

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first article.

Even though this is happening in Turkey, I just want to point out Turkey is led by Erdogan, who Trump has mentioned previously.

multiple multitude of times that he looks up to and admires and as I always say bears repeating the anti LGBTQ movement the MAGA movement is a global thing and this is case in point this and this is all over the play this I was actually glad to see these headlines were making uh news all over the world if you look up lgbtq news that story is everywhere uh dozens arrested in major anti-lgbtq raids in turkey this from the hindustan times Turkish police on Sunday swooped on gay bars in the homes of LGBTQ activists, arresting at least 60 people in raids Authorities said were aimed at boosting traditional family values, officials and activists said Always under the guise of family values, you know Turkey's LGBTQ community has frequently been targeted by the government, with President Erdogan labeling it and lashing it as a deviant movement of perverts responsible for the falling birth rate.

Sunday's raid came a day after the accounts of more than a dozen Turkish LGBTQ organizations were blocked on X at the request of the authorities, according to a watchdog.

As part of the My Family is Safe operations carried out in collaboration with our police and our forces, legal proceedings have been initiated against 162 suspects, nine organizations, and 13 companies in a total of 15 provinces.

Let us look at a stark warning out of Ladakh.

According to the Hindustan Times, activist Sonam Wangchuk has announced that fresh agitation may be launched between September 19 and 24.

And that is right around the corner.

Yes, and this will happen if the union government fails to provide hard assurances regarding Ladakh's political status and constitutional safeguards.

To understand the gravity of this threat, we have to look at the history provided by the Hindustan Times.

Wangchuk recently spent six months in jail under the National Security Act following violent protests in September 2025.

That is a serious law to be held under.

Just a total operational collapse, which is actually the perfect transition to a professional sports team completely falling apart on the pitch.

Hindustan Times broke down Pakistan's historic implosion against England at Edgbaston.

It was brutal.

One hundred and thirty-three all out in just thirty-three point five overs.

Unabashed The most unpredictable Becomes a headline The most volatile Outrageous behavior Unsubstantiated narratives, a battle of personalities

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The history of India's independence is often told through a familiar set of stories.