Uttarakhand to repeal madrassa Act, new law to cover all minority institutions

Uttarakhand’s cabinet approved the Uttarakhand Minority Educational Institutions Bill, 2025, extending minority status benefits to Sikh, Jain, Christian, Buddhist, and Parsi educational institutions, a first in the country. This legislation, set to be introduced in August, will replace existing Madrassa education laws and establish the Uttarakhand State Minority Education Authority to oversee education quality and…

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Veronica Burton Injury Update and Game Outlook: Will the Golden State Valkyrie Guard Face the Atlanta Dream Tonight (August 17, 2025)?

Veronica Burton, the Golden State Valkyries’ breakout star, is set to play against the Atlanta Dream tonight. After a career-best performance, her health and availability are crucial for Golden State, especially with Kayla Thornton sidelined. Burton’s improved scoring, distribution, and defense will be key as the Valkyries fight for playoff positioning.

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‘Game-changing’: Steve Witkoff lauds Trump for ‘successful’ Putin summit; proposes security guarantees for Ukraine

Despite failing to secure a ceasefire during the Alaska summit with Vladimir Putin, the White House achieved a significant breakthrough, according to Middle East Envoy Steve Witkoff. The agreement on “Article 5-like protections” for Ukraine is considered a game-changer. While no follow-up meeting was planned, discussions marked the first time the US has seen meaningful…

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John Metchie III traded to Philadelphia Eagles in surprise move as Canadian star joins loaded Super Bowl offense

John Metchie III has been traded to the Philadelphia Eagles from the Houston Texans. The Eagles acquire the wide receiver in exchange for tight end Harrison Bryant and draft picks. Metchie, who overcame leukemia, joins a potent Eagles offense featuring A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, while Bryant adds depth to Houston’s tight end position.

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SC takes up problems of cadets incurring disabilities during training

The Supreme Court has initiated a case, “In Re: Cadets Disabled During Military Training Struggle,” addressing the hardships faced by military cadets who acquire disabilities during training. These cadets, often from prestigious institutions, are medically discharged before commissioning. Consequently, they are denied ex-servicemen benefits such as disability pensions and healthcare, leaving them without institutional support.

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