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In a video posted on June 24, the woman claims a doctor named Nadeem cut the wrong vein during her operation, which an MRI later revealed. When confronted in front of the hospital's Chief Medical Officer, he reportedly said it was 'Allah's will,' even if she had died. The clip has fueled online calls for accountability and license revocation amid concerns over medical negligence, though no hospital name, official response, or investigation has surfaced as of June 25.

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A hijab-wearing woman stood outside a home in Delhi, microphone in hand, recounting her shock after a doctor allegedly botched her surgery and dismissed it as divine fate.

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Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia launched a non-binding survey until June 22 to shape future calendars like 2027-28, seeking ways to add instructional days amid calls for five-day weeks. One choice lists eliminating holidays like Christmas, Diwali, Eid al-Fitr, and Rosh Hashanah, alongside options like shorter breaks or fewer federal holidays off. Critics including Gov. Ron DeSantis and parent Stephanie Lundquist-Arora called it an attack on traditions and anti-Christian bias, while the district says it's just gathering family input to balance state requirements with breaks.

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Parents in Fairfax County opened a survey asking if they'd trade Christmas and other holidays for extra school days. The option hit a nerve right away.

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The home, shared by BarcaTimes and local Joseph Devassy just days into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, went viral amid Kerala's explosive fan displays—like massive banners and flag-draped streets—for teams like Argentina after their 3-0 win powered by Messi's hat-trick. Fans praise the unmatched devotion in a state that lives for global football despite India missing out, while critics call it over-the-top or ironic given past racism incidents toward Indian supporters. This tribute highlights Kerala's decades-old tradition of turning neighborhoods into team shrines, sparking online cheers and eye-rolls alike.

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In Neduvannoor village, a sky blue and white house honors Lionel Messi and Argentina, blending Kerala's traditional roofs with World Cup fervor.

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Jamaat-e-Islami supporters rallied in major cities like Karachi and Sadiqabad over a government hike in petroleum levies, raising petrol from 103.50 to 117.41 rupees per liter and high-speed diesel from 28.69 to 42.60 rupees per liter on May 9. Party chief Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman called the move unjust, especially with global oil prices easing slightly around 102-105 dollars per barrel, and vowed a nationwide wheel-jam strike after Eid ul-Adha if unmet. The protests spotlight how higher fuel costs worsen Pakistan's 10.9% inflation rate—the highest in 21 months—driving up transport, food, and utilities for ordinary families.

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Crowds waved green flags in Karachi and Sadiqabad, chanting against fuel prices that jumped amid already high inflation and household struggles.

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A video clip shows BTS member Min Yoongi, known as Suga, performing butt wiggles from behind, joined by his dog Tannie, with Taehyung giving a thumbs up in approval. The clip, described by fans as the first official Yoongi wiggles of 2026, went viral among BTS ARMY on X.

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A video clip shows BTS member Min Yoongi, known as Suga, performing butt wiggles from behind, joined by his dog Tannie, with Taehyung giving a thumbs up in approval. The clip, described by fans as the first official Yoongi wiggles of 2026, went viral among BTS ARMY on X.

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Lumumba Vea, also known as Michel Kuka Mboladinga, the iconic motionless supporter of DR Congo, was denied a US visa and will miss his nation's decisive World Cup match against Uzbekistan in Atlanta. He had attended DR Congo's previous World Cup match against Colombia in Mexico. The news was reported by L'Équipe.

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Organizers announced over 18 protest locations across the Gaza Strip for demonstrations demanding dignity, better living conditions, and an end to Hamas rule. The Fatwa Committee declared participation a betrayal of Islam and collaboration with Israel, calling for protesters to be publicly denounced. Hamas accused organizers of collaborating with Israel and placed security forces on high alert amid rising tensions.

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In Rawalpindi before the ODI series opener against Australia, Afridi addressed concerns about Pakistan's pacers dipping to mid-130s kph after Bangladesh's fast bowler Nahid Rana hit 145 kph+ in their recent Test win. He explained workload management at the National Cricket Academy aims to refresh the bowlers, comparing them to machines that wear down without rest, and urged fans and media to stay positive while backing Babar Azam. Fans loved the cheeky zinger, though some critics called it arrogance amid Pakistan's recent slump.

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Pakistan captain Shaheen Shah Afridi drew laughs at a press conference by promising to bowl at an impossible 200 km/h, just to lighten the mood on his team's slower speeds.

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South African Police raided an apartment in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, on June 9 amid tensions from an anti-illegal immigration march by about 2,000 protesters. They arrested 14 people, including one for assaulting an officer and 12 undocumented migrants, seizing phones, laptops, drugs, and a replica gun—no terrorism links mentioned. While social media posts called it a sleeper cell, SAPS clarified it as routine immigration enforcement, with suspects due in court on June 11.

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A video from a cluttered apartment raid showed detained men, a Pakistani flag, and gadgets—quickly labeled an Al Qaeda hideout by some online.

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The Doklam confrontation began when China extended a dirt track across the disputed plateau near the India-Bhutan-China trijunction, threatening India's Siliguri Corridor supply lines. Bhutan protested the incursion, and India intervened under Operation Juniper, leading to a weeks-long face-off amid monsoon rains. Diplomacy ended it on August 28 with both sides pulling back to pre-standoff positions, halting construction and preserving the status quo, though China built roads nearby later.

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On June 16, 2017, Indian troops marched into Bhutanese territory with bulldozers to halt Chinese road crews on a high-altitude plateau, staring down soldiers inches apart for 73 tense days.

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On June 2, around 20 people stormed Khan Global Studies in Patna's Kadamkuan area, pelting stones and injuring a guard amid rivalry with Gyan Bindu coaching center. Viral footage showed Khan Sir's guards Pradeep Kumar and Taleshwar Singh firing upwards, and they confessed he instructed them to shoot while promising to handle the fallout. Police filed an FIR on June 5 charging Khan Sir with abetment to attempt murder and Arms Act violations; he claims self-defense and plans to seek anticipatory bail. The incident highlights intense competition in Patna's coaching hubs, where both centers boast thousands of Bihar Police exam successes, as authorities probe further and promise policies to prevent such rivalries.

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CCTV caught Khan Sir's bodyguards firing into the air during a chaotic vandalism attack on his Patna institute, leading police to accuse him of giving the order.

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Born in Dorchester to Irish immigrant parents, Doherty served in the U.S. Army before debuting in pro wrestling in 1973. He became a Northeast WWF staple as 'Irish' Pete Doherty, masked heel Golden Terror, and finally the Duke of Dorchester in 1985, enhancing stars while scoring rare upsets like pinning Haku in Boston Garden and winning a 1987 battle royal. A family man, husband to the late Joan, and father to Lisa and Linda, he retired around 1997, entered the New England Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2010, and passed on June 16, 2026, at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. Services with military honors are set for June 24 at Massachusetts National Cemetery.

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Pete Doherty, the wild-haired 'Duke of Dorchester,' brought Boston bravado to WWF rings for decades, putting over giants like Andre the Giant with his spastic style and unfiltered promos.

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Japan's men's volleyball team dominated Serbia 3-1 (25-17, 25-15, 22-25, 25-16) in Orléans, France, improving to 5-0 atop the VNL standings. Match MVP Ran Takahashi shone with 14 kills, 2 aces, 6 digs, and 6 blocks, while Yuki Ishikawa added 12 points with steady play. Serbia fought back to take the third set but couldn't overcome Japan's defense and speed, as 2,600 fans cheered the Ryujin Nippon's clinical finish.

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Ran Takahashi owned the net with 22 points and 6 massive blocks, leading Japan to a commanding victory that kept their perfect streak alive.

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