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Assam: Bongaigaon madrasa sealed, 148 girls sent home after molestation row

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By Vikash Sharma
| India Today NE
Assam: Bongaigaon madrasa sealed, 148 girls sent home after molestation row The Bongaigaon administration sealed a private madrasa after allegations that a teacher sexually abused a girl student sparked unrest. All 148 minor girls were sent home as police continue their inquiry and officials examine rule violations.
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Beware! Fake Rath Yatra donation Ads go viral, Temple Administration flags possible fraud

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By Vikash Sharma
| HT Syndication
Bhubaneswar, July 13 -- With the annual Rath Yatra fast approaching, devotees have been urged to remain cautious after a viral social media campaign, purportedly linked to the 'Srimandir', came under the scanner for allegedly misleading devotees in the name of religious services. The app has reportedly been promoting advertisements inviting devotees to participate in Khichdi distribution (Khichdi Seva) during Rath Yatra by contributing Rs 121.
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IRGC announces closure of Hormuz "until further notice" due to US "interference" in West Asia

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By Vikash Sharma
| Odisha TV Verified
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Saturday (local time) announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz "until further notice," stating that the strategic waterway would remain shut until the United States ends its "interference" in the West  Asia region, Press TV reported.
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