522 incidents of communal violence in Bangladesh last year, 61 cases of murder says Bangladesh's top minority association
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Arijit to launch political party, contest in WB elections: Report
Plottwist wouldn't be that surprising,
Meanwhile plottwist:
https://www.news18.com/movies/bollywood/arijit-singh-to-launch-his-political-party-contest-elections-in-west-bengal-find-out-ws-kl-9862844.html
Meanwhile plottwist:
https://www.news18.com/movies/bollywood/arijit-singh-to-launch-his-political-party-contest-elections-in-west-bengal-find-out-ws-kl-9862844.html
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Railway police arrested Akeel ahmed Ali from the platform. He was carrying the detonators in 5 packets, at Badarpur railway station in Sirbhumi district, Assam.
Around 10,000 detonators were seized
Around 10,000 detonators were seized
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मानता हूं कुछ ही नेता बोले UGC नियम के खिलाफ लेकिन against वाले सिर्फ राजपूत और ब्राह्मण ही क्यों थे?
किसी भी बनिया नेता का बयान आया हो तो भेज दो @spittingfact_ownerbot
किसी भी बनिया नेता का बयान आया हो तो भेज दो @spittingfact_ownerbot
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Video
क्यों जला रहा है उसकी..अब wo बेचारा 2-4 anti राजपूत post kar के खुश हो jayega
COPIUM😬
COPIUM😬
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🇺🇸🇨🇦 Trump administration officials have secretly met with Alberta separatists seeking independence from Canada.
The Alberta Prosperity Project, a fringe far-right group, held several meetings in Washington and is seeking US financial backing if a future independence referendum succeeds.
US officials say the meetings were routine and involved no commitments. Treasury officials deny knowledge of any funding request.
Financial Times
The Alberta Prosperity Project, a fringe far-right group, held several meetings in Washington and is seeking US financial backing if a future independence referendum succeeds.
US officials say the meetings were routine and involved no commitments. Treasury officials deny knowledge of any funding request.
Financial Times
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🇺🇸🇨🇦 Trump administration officials have secretly met with Alberta separatists seeking independence from Canada. The Alberta Prosperity Project, a fringe far-right group, held several meetings in Washington and is seeking US financial backing if a future…
Why do they want separation?
Supporters of Alberta separating from Canada believe the province is treated unfairly by the federal government. They feel Alberta gives more money to Canada than it gets back, especially through equalisation payments, while having little influence over decisions made in Ottawa.
Many are also frustrated that federal rules limit oil and gas development, which is a major part of Alberta’s economy. Because of this, some Albertans want more control over their own affairs or believe independence would be a better solution.
Supporters of Alberta separating from Canada believe the province is treated unfairly by the federal government. They feel Alberta gives more money to Canada than it gets back, especially through equalisation payments, while having little influence over decisions made in Ottawa.
Many are also frustrated that federal rules limit oil and gas development, which is a major part of Alberta’s economy. Because of this, some Albertans want more control over their own affairs or believe independence would be a better solution.
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Why do they want separation? Supporters of Alberta separating from Canada believe the province is treated unfairly by the federal government. They feel Alberta gives more money to Canada than it gets back, especially through equalisation payments, while having…
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on the separatist movement in Alberta :
While appearing on the right-wing TV station Real America's Voice, Bessent claimed Canada won't let Alberta build a pipeline to the Pacific.
"I think we should let them come down into the U.S., and Alberta's a natural partner for the U.S.," he said.
"They have great resources. The Albertans are very independent people," Bessent said, adding there's a "rumour that they may have a referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada or not."
While appearing on the right-wing TV station Real America's Voice, Bessent claimed Canada won't let Alberta build a pipeline to the Pacific.
"I think we should let them come down into the U.S., and Alberta's a natural partner for the U.S.," he said.
"They have great resources. The Albertans are very independent people," Bessent said, adding there's a "rumour that they may have a referendum on whether they want to stay in Canada or not."
When asked if he knew something about it, Bessent said, "People are talking. People want sovereignty. They want what the U.S. has got.
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