The dedication is real.
The attackers allegedly yelled, “Cut his fucking hair” before proceeding to assault him and cutting a fistful of his hair.
Khalsa is an IT specialist living in in Richmond, California. The alleged assault occurred at a red light as he was driving home from work.
The special train will be running till mid-November.
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スーツも、民族衣装もよく似合う
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Jiah's Photography / Via Facebook: Jiahsphotography
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Aley Bhaidani / Via Facebook: gmponarydigital
“You want to marry me? I am pretty.”
The clip is from the popular Korean sitcom, High Kick 3.
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The incident has left the internet divided on the limits of freedom of speech and institutional bullying.
The pub refers to itself as "The Cathedral of anti-consumerism" on its Facebook page.
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Online petitions also started demanding action against the owners.
After some journalists refused to accept the award from the Prime Minister, Raj Kamal Jha said that criticism from the government is a badge of honour.
In a Caravan report, Mukul retold an incident from February where BJP leaders attacked students and journalists at Patiala House Court. He said, “Imagine, there were journalists who defended the BJP and opposed us.”
On Sunday, hundreds of JNU students protested against the lack of investigation by the Delhi police on the 23-day disappearance of their classmate Najeeb Ahmed.
Ahmed has been missing for 23 days, and the police have little or no leads yet. According to reports, the cops detained more than 200 students, as well as other protesters, including Ahmed's mother and sister.
“A lot of families are still reeling from the riots and still refuse to talk about it because it happened ‘so long ago’.”
He used to be a civil engineer with the Delhi Development Authority and sold his photographs to publications on the side.
Sajid Raza Khan
"When I retired from my job last year, I decided to go back to those places and see what happened to them because I never got to publish the photographs," Khan told BuzzFeed.
Sajid Raza Khan
Sajid Raza Khan
Sajid Raza Khan
“Mitron, ab se pulse candy currency hai humari.”
However, there will be a new ₹500 and the government will be introducing a ₹2,000 note. The move has been made as a way to curb the rise of corruption and black money in India. All holding Indian currency will be have to exchange their notes before December 30, 2016.
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And she looks barely recognisable.
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“He thinks writing on someone’s wall is like sending them private messages.”
OK, so, it all started with a photo of a little boy from Afghanistan taken in 2009.
Earlier this year, though, he did retract those claims.
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The channel has since deleted the video from its official YouTube channel.
2009年にアフガニスタンで撮影されたもの
ただし今年初め、その主張を取り下げてはいる。
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後に同番組は、公式のYouTubeチャンネルから動画を削除している。
The Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Tamil Nadu sees people of all ages, especially women and children, getting their heads shaved to sacrifice in the name of religion. The process of shaving one's hair and donating it to the gods is known as tonsuring. It is common for Hindus to tonsure their hair at a temple as children, and also to celebrate a wish coming true, such as the birth of a baby or the curing of an illness. The 'temple hair' is then auctioned off to a processing plant and then sold as expensive wigs and weaves in the U.S., Europe and Africa. Here are a few striking images from photographer Allison Joyce's trip to Thiruthani as she captured the people and the process that has now become an intrinsic part of the global wig trade.
59-year-old Laksmi has her head shaved at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India. Her daughter was sick but she got better, so she wanted to show the Gods her gratitude by shaving her head.
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59 year old Laksmi has her head shaved at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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Parents wrestle their daughter into place so that her hair can be donated to the Gods at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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28-year-old Rupa has her hair shaven to donate to the Gods at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple.
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28-year-old Rupa has her hair shaven to donate to the Gods at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple November 10, 2016 in Thiruttani, India. Rupa donated her hair with the wish that her daughter's illness is cured.
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28-year-old Rupa and her mother look at her daughter's shaven head at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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28-year-old Rupa has her baby's hair shaved to donate to the Gods at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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28-year-old Rupa and her children pose for a photo after having their heads shaven at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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A Hindu devotee with turmeric on her shaved head prays at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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59-year-old Laksmi poses for a photo after having her head shaved at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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A girl feels her shaved head at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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A Hindu devotee puts turmeric on her shaved head at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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Rani poses for a photo after having her head shaved at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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Rani poses for a photo after having her head shaved at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple.
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A woman who has shaved her head is seen at the Thiruthani Murugan Temple in Thiruttani, India.
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A worker processes hair at Raj Hair International in Thiruttani, India. All of the hair they export comes from Tamil Nadu, 1/4 of which is temple hair and the rest comes from comb waste that people sell.
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A worker hand makes a wig at Raj Hair International November 11, 2016 in Thiruttani, India. Raj Hair International donates wigs to cancer patients in India and also exports hair products, including weaves and wigs, to 56 countries. They estimate that it takes 1 full month to make one wig by hand.
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A woman adjusts wigs on display at Raj Hair International November 11, 2016 in Thiruttani, India. Raj Hair International donates wigs to cancer patients in India and also exports hair products, including weaves and wigs, to 56 countries.
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“Beat me. Why don’t you try?”
The video features singers Meesha Shafi and Momina Mustehsan, actresses Sarwat Gilani and Aamina Sheikh, mountaineer Samina Baig, athlete Naseem Hameed and journalist Sana Bucha.
“Have you ever seen such comments for male athletes about their various body parts? I don’t think so.”
“Of course we dress well. We didn’t spend all this time in the closet for nothing.”
From long queues, to changing rules, and an alarming death toll, India is slowly losing its patience with the regime’s decision.
New Delhi, at the protests held by the Indian Congress party's student wing activists.
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New Delhi, at the protests held by the Communist Party of India.
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Chennai, at the protests held by trade union workers.
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Chennai, at a protest held by the Communist Party of India.
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It’s been a long, confusing month.
Since Prime Minister Modi announced his "demonetisation" scheme a month ago (and changed its rules every couple of days), every Indian has undergone an emotional rollercoaster. In their latest video, All India Bakchod captures the month of confusion.
