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He watched a video of Muslims torturing a dog for being haram in Islam, and made an angry comment about Muhammad. He deleted it within minutes and apologized. He is now facing the death penalty because Muslims are the most insecure religious group and can’t take any criticism. This is not ‘radical’ Islam. This is mainstream Islam. The Quran literally prescribes the death penalty for anyone who ‘insults’ their ‘prophet.’ This is what they do wherever they become the majority. And this is their goal for America and Europe under Sharia.
A 24-year-old Sri Lankan migrant worker has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for insulting Prophet Muhammad.
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Um momento no esporte que me deixa arrepiada até hoje? Djokovic zerando o tênis quando conquistou medalha de ouro em cima de Alcaraz. E isso pouco tempo depois de ter apanhado pro espanhol na decisão de Wimbledon. E vocês? Vale qualquer esporte!
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What sports moment still gives you chills?
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This feeling? Unbeatable.
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JUST IN: 🇷🇺 Russian officials say "situation under control" following lab leak.
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Goodbye blue skies in Delhi NCR. The portal to hell has opened.
#WATCH | Punjab: An incident of stubble burning seen in an agricultural field in Tarn Taran.
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#WATCH | Punjab: An incident of stubble burning seen in an agricultural field in Tarn Taran.
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It is truly an honour to return home with an Asian Games gold medal and receive such a warm welcome from Mizoram 🥇🇮🇳 Thank you, Hon’ble Chief Minister, @Lal_Duhoma @TeteaHmar for your kind words, support, and encouragement. Feeling truly blessed, grateful, and proud to be home.
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Ethanol King Gadkari ji🙏😭
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How do I like a comment twice ? 😭
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📰 The Final Issue | The Asian Games Times \Thank you, Aichi-Nagoya 2026.✨/ 9月19日に幕を開けた第20回アジア競技大会。 たくさんの熱戦、笑顔、そして心をひとつにした瞬間が生まれました。 その毎日を届けてきた「The Asian Games Times」も、 今日、最終号を迎えます。📖 選手たちの挑戦、会場を彩った声援、 そして愛知・名古屋で生まれた数々の思い出。 この一冊一冊に、愛知・名古屋2026の物語が詰まっています。 最後の一ページまで、ぜひご覧ください。 大会は閉幕しました。 でも、ここで生まれたつながりは、これからも続いていきます。 —————————— IMAGINE ONE ASIA ここで、ひとつに。 —————————— saas.actibookone.com/content…
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The Flagbearers for the Closing Ceremony of the Asian Games 2026.
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たくさんの感動と熱狂を、ありがとう。 第20回アジア競技大会の16日間が、華やかに幕を降ろしました✨ 輝く笑顔と数々のドラマを生んだ選手のみなさん、そして大会を一緒に盛り上げてくれたすべての方へ、心からの感謝を! 本当にありがとうございました!🙌 #アジア競技大会 #愛知名古屋2026
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Sports departments and ministries rightly have targets to meet when it comes to big tournaments like the Asian Games. But for the rest of us (journalists, commentators, content aggregators, fans, the casual spectator), the narrative for a while (especially in the first 10 days of the competition) about the games being a disaster/failure/disappointment felt unpleasant at so many points. The majority of us talking about the 'disappointment' of not winning gold in disciplines did so by completely negating the value of those silver and bronze medals. We've seen so many things motivate athletes. For us, medals and medallists are statistics; for someone participating, the colour of the medal — or medalling at all to begin with — is the difference between struggle and jobs, between funding and obscurity. Look at the instances of athletes motivating themselves with that DSP rank, for example. It's so easy to say, "Arey, unko sirf job chahiye." Why would someone not want that, man? We've had so many lovely stories coming from people on the ground. Read them. You will rarely hear defeatist takes on a silver or a bronze, because medals, regardless of colour, need to be celebrated before we can then talk about whether there was plausibility for a higher colour. I am guilty of this too. For me, Tajinder Toor was one such instance. Things have historically gone wrong for him at some big events and injury revelations, and personal issues would come after. For the skeptic in me, it often looked like excuses. I used to get so frustrated to see him come away with something less than what WE, as spectators, thought he was capable of. But those ankle injuries, bereavements, and family emergencies are all realities. If it frustrates us, would it not frustrate them? When we say, "Oh, someone is only fit for silver" (like a lot of athletics stars heard this month), it's as if winning silvers are cakewalks. Neeraj Chopra, too, for all his pathbreaking achievements, has been copping the odd snide remark after his golden run made way for a line of silver medals or injury-induced withdrawals. That his 90m throws come so laboriously has also attracted a lot of half-informed dismissals. We criticise as if 90m throws are something you and I can manage with our eyes closed. Then there's the way athletes who fell short get abused by comparison with those who delivered. Deepika Kumari was attacked online, in contrast with the archers who did well in Aichi Nagoya. We often don't understand how pressure can cripple at stages like that. But if WE feel it, if we want to punch a wall, imagine what she'd be wanting to do? And Deepika is no participation candidate. It's a decorated resume that is sadly remembered for what it doesn't have instead of everything it does. This is not to say one needs to engage with sportspeople through rose-tinted glasses and excessive awe. We've had athletes with fitness issues, associations that have shortchanged their squads (think equestrian and rowing), and even whole contingents who have not medalled as much as people would have thought. That's the line we sometimes need to remember. It's nuance even the average sports fan can learn, including those of us who are writing/talking about them. Somewhere along the way, abuse has started passing for banter. There's so much I personally need to learn about the way I engage with victory and defeat for Indian sports as just a viewer or a supporter. Accountability and quality maintenance are important, but so is acknowledging feats for what they are - FEATS. #DiaryEntryDone. [Aman's photo - A fantastic shot by Chalinee Thirasupa | Manu's incredible shot by PTI's Atul Yadav | More fantastic frames are there from our own @rvmoorthyhindu but go to Sportstar/The Hindu to actually see those]
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There was one Chief Minister, who built stadiums, sponsored the national team, nutrition/trainers, tech; Naveen babu This cricket savvy nation had given up. Then one state govt sponsored the Indian Team. And you have seen the medals. From Olympics to now. Respect @Naveen_Odisha
India was relegated from Pro League, failed to qualify for 2024 Olympics after his departure, and now, with Sjoerd Marijne back as coach: Nations Cup champions, historic 5th-place World Cup finish, Asian Games Champions and direct Olympic quota. Sjoerd Marijne, you are a hero.
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While some may consider this as a cliche, Naveen Babu does deserve lifetime gratitude from all Hockey fans. 🙏🙏🙏
There was one Chief Minister, who built stadiums, sponsored the national team, nutrition/trainers, tech; Naveen babu This cricket savvy nation had given up. Then one state govt sponsored the Indian Team. And you have seen the medals. From Olympics to now. Respect @Naveen_Odisha
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🇮🇳 11 GOLD MEDALS FOR INDIA’S WOMEN! 🥇🔥 India’s women athletes shine at the Asian Games 2026, winning 11 GOLD medals across sports! 👑🇮🇳 A golden campaign. A golden generation. 💛 #AsianGames2026 #TeamIndia #WomenInSports #IndiaSportsHub Note: Doesn’t include Mixed Team Gold.
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第20回アジア競技大会のMVPは、陸上競技のBOONSON Puripol選手と競泳のYU Zidi選手に決定!🏆✨ 🏆 男子MVP:BOONSON Puripol選手(タイ) └ 【男子100m金メダル🥇(大会新) / 男子200m金メダル🥇(アジア新タイ)】 🏆 女子MVP:YU Zidi選手(中華人民共和国) └ 【女子200mバタフライ金メダル🥇(大会新) / 女子200m個人メドレー金メダル🥇(アジア新) / 女子400m個人メドレー金メダル🥇(大会新)】 大会を熱狂の渦に巻き込んだお二人、本当におめでとうございます!👏🔥 #アジア競技大会 #愛知名古屋2026
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FIRST LOOK! Neeru Dhanda carrying the Indian Tricolour as India's flag-bearer at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Closing Ceremony! 🇮🇳❤️ #AG2026withIAS #AichiNagoya2026
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Me after the Asian Games have ended 🙂
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