Inside the Rothschild family war: A Swiss castle, billion-dollar art, and a bitter legal fight

A bitter dispute is unfolding between Baroness Ariane de Rothschild and her 93-year-old mother-in-law, Baroness Nadine de Rothschild, over a priceless private art collection. The conflict centers on the fate of treasures housed in a Swiss castle, with Nadine seeking to establish a public museum and Ariane questioning her decisions. A fairytale Swiss castle with…

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‘Western influence’: UP khap panchayat bans smartphones, half-pants for boys, girls; issues new guidelines for weddings | Meerut News

BAGHPAT: A khap panchayat in Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat district has issued a set of social guidelines banning the use of smartphones for teenagers and prohibiting boys and girls from wearing half-pants, citing concerns over “Western influence” and the erosion of traditional values.The decisions were taken at a meeting of the Thamba Desh Khap, where members…

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In search of Bharaitya ‘porichoy’: Will the Matua–Namasudras rewrite ‘poriborton’ in Bengal elections? | India News

Will the Matua–Namasudras rewrite ‘poriborton’ in Bengal elections? When bad weather forced Prime Minister Narendra Modi to cancel a public meeting in West Bengal’s Ranaghat on December 20, he chose not to let the moment pass quietly. Instead, he sent out a message addressed specifically to the Matua and Namasudra community, acknowledging their decades-long plight…

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Osman Hadi murder: Two suspects fled to India, claim Bangladesh Police; details so far

Bangladesh Police on Sunday claimed that two primary suspects in the murder of student leader Osman Hadi fled Bangladesh and entered India through Meghalaya border, news outlet the Daily Star reported.In a media briefing in Dhakha, Additional Commissioner Dhaka Metropolitan Police said that the Faisal Karim Masud and Alamgir Sheikh entered India through Haluaghat border…

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