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New Post: Viral video of Bangladesh violence: Claim- Hindu temple was set on fire by protesters; know the truth - https://lnkd.in/epM2K3Zh NewsNo fake newsViral Video Of Bangladesh Violence, Claim Hindu Temple Was Set On Fire By Protesters; Know The Truth1 day agocopy linkA video related to Bangladesh violence is going viral on social media. In this video, flames are seen rising in a building. It is being claimed that this is a temple, which was set on fire by a mob of extremists.This video was shared by many verified and non-verified users on X. X handle named Sudarshan Bangla shared the video and wrote - Hindu temples were set on fire by protesters in Bangladesh. (Archive)Another verified user wrote - Brotherhood, goodwill, respect for all religions and protection of minorities, everything was burnt in this fire of the temple of Bangladesh. (Archive)A user named Navneet wrote – Friends, another Hindu temple was set on fire by Bangladeshi Islamic Jihadis. (Archive)Truth of viral video...To know the truth of the viral video, we searched the related keywords. On searching, we found a post related to this on the Facebook page of a Bangladesh magazine. The post says - A restaurant in Satkhira was set on fire, which is being shared as a temple.During our investigation, we found the video of this restaurant on the YouTube channel of a Bangladeshi blogger.The video on the channel shows the restaurant from inside and outside. The name of this restaurant is Raj Palace Coffee Shop. This restaurant is in Satkhira district of Bangladesh. This video of Raj Palace Coffee Shop was uploaded on YouTube channel on January 3, 2024.In the next phase of investigation, we searched keywords related to Raj Palace Coffee Shop. On searching, we found information related to the restaurant on a Bangladesh news website. Link to the news...Screenshot of the news on the website.The news on the website states that the name of the owner of Raj Palace Coffee Shop is Qazi Asaduzzaman Shahjadar. The video of this restaurant is being shared on social media as a temple. It is clear that this is being done with the viral video on social media. The claim is completely false The building seen in the video is not a temple but a restaurant.Join us against fake news. If you have any doubts about any information, email us @[email protected] And whatsapp me- 9201776050There is more news... Source link Noshaba MalikBUSINESSNEWSHUBViral video of Bangladesh violence: Claim- Hindu temple was set on fire by protesters; know the truth

Kamala Harris’s big Fox gamble did not pay off Kamala Harris’s interview with Fox News on Wednesday night was never expected to be a friendly affair. The network has been consistently hostile to the vice-president since she entered the race in July, and this awkward 30 minutes was no different. There are many within the Harris campaign who thought sitting down with Bret Baier, one of Fox’s most experienced interviewers, was a mistake. But the stakes were too high. With several swing states too close to call, including battlegrounds that Ms Harris needs to win the presidency, she has just three weeks to convince Republicans to vote for her. It is hard to see how Wednesday’s interview achieved that goal. On almost every subject, Ms Harris batted away policy questions and opportunities to push her plan for the White House in favour of slamming Donald Trump. Ms Harris described border security as a “topic of discussion that people want to rightly have”, but then didn’t talk about it. She talked about Trump’s role in blocking Joe Biden’s border deal, and offered no solutions of her own. She was then asked why voters do not trust her to tackle inflation, and she talked about Trump’s economic plan, not her own. A question about transgender operations in federal prisons produced a response about Trump. Even in the most newsworthy section of the interview, about how her White House would differ from Mr Biden’s, Ms Harris suggested she would avoid “the kind of rhetoric coming from Donald Trump”. It is hard to imagine that this strategy was compelling for Fox News viewers, who are almost all likely to think Trump’s policy positions are at the least defensible, more probably laudable. Ms Harris has spent weeks on the back foot, unable to answer detailed policy questions even in softball interviews with Left-wing outlets. When she finally sat down with Fox, she could only attack the man the network most supports. The other theme of the interview, which got heated at times as Mr Baier tried to interrupt Ms Harris, was Mr Biden’s legacy. Ms Harris is stuck with the inheritance of his administration, including a record of high inflation and record border crossings. She must support him and continue the fiction that he is mentally agile, while trying to run a campaign based on a “new generation of change”. Many Republicans will have tuned in to hear Ms Harris face their favourite anchor on Wednesday. After hearing her answers, my instinct is that they will still support Trump. What alternative did Ms Harris offer? Patronising, stuttering, this was a disaster for Harris Kamala Harris is evidently sensitive to criticism over her reticence to take interviews, even with friendly outlets. Well, on Fox, she was ready to prove the critics wrong. Fox News proved it was no friend to Kamala almost instantly, with host Bret Baier immediately questioning the Democratic administration’s handling of illegal immigration.

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''Since Nov. 2023, the Ansarullah movement has shifted its focus from the Yemeni civil war and the sluggish peace talks with Saudi Arabia to conducting naval operations in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. At the offset, the group—better known as the Houthis—declared that it would target only vessels heading to or from Israel. The declared aim was to pressure Tel Aviv to cease “aggression” against Gaza and to allow humanitarian aid into the Palestinian coastal enclave. However, many of the targeted vessels have no apparent connection with Israel. Moreover, in response to the ongoing UK and US airstrikes in Houthi-held areas that began in Jan. 2024, the Yemeni group has expanded its list of targets to also include American and British ships. The maritime attacks have generated mixed responses. Although the avowed support for the Palestinian cause has garnered support from many across the region and beyond, numerous Yemenis do not buy into the Houthi narrative. In fact, many in Yemen have taken to social media to point out what they perceive as hypocrisy on the part of the group. They draw comparisons between Israel’s siege on Gaza and the blockade that the Houthis impose on Taiz—a contested central governorate that has been under partial siege by the movement’s fighters since 2016. In this vein, many Yemenis question the Houthis’ sincerity in their reasoning—arguing that the maritime attacks could, in fact, be a strategy to deflect attention from the deteriorating economic situation in areas under the group’s control.'' Salman Al-Maqrami for Amwaj.media #yemen #houthis #taiz #redsea

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Death toll in Bangladesh riots surpasses 150 Police officers have been among the victims of violent clashes between security forces and protesters NEW DELHI, July 21/ The death toll in the riots in Bangladesh, which began after student protests against a quota system for employment, has risen to 151, AFP reported citing police and medical sources. Earlier, 105 deaths were reported. Police officers have been among the victims of violent clashes between security forces and protesters. A curfew has been imposed in the country, except for two hours on Sunday evening. Protests in Bangladesh started when hundreds of students from private and public universities took to the streets in different cities of the country, claiming that quotas for relatives of veterans of the 1971 war of independence were discriminatory when applying for government jobs. Nearly 32 mln young people are unemployed or don’t have professional education in the country of 170 mln. They say the authorities are not doing enough to combat unemployment and are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. #business #finance #financialservices

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