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Millichronicle August 8, 2025August 8, 2025 BCYW Foundation, breast cancer awareness, breast cancer in young women, Cancer Prevention, Colonel Mayank Chaubey, Doon University, Early Detection, Global Cancer Prevention, Global Health Initiative, Health Education, Health Literacy, India Health Campaigns, International Health Partnerships, Medical Outreach, Public Health Diplomacy, Uttarakhand Universities, Wellness Activism, WHO Health Goals, Women’s Health, Youth Health Advocacy

Doon University to Host India–US Breast Health Awareness Event on Aug 13

New Delhi — Doon University in Dehradun, India, will host a major global breast health awareness programme on 13 August

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Osama Rawal August 7, 2025August 7, 2025 2012 hate speech, AIMIM, akbaruddin owaisi, asaduddin owaisi, communal propaganda, communal rhetoric, communal violence India, Communalism, freedom of speech, hate speech in India, hate speech laws India, Hindu right-wing, Hindu-Muslim relations, hindutva, Indian democracy, Indian elections, Indian media bias, indian muslims, indian politics, Islam in India, minority politics, Muslim politicians, Owaisi brothers controversy, political hypocrisy, political polarization India, religious tensions India, sectarianism in India, South Asian politics, symbolic resistance, Telangana politics

OPINION: Weaponized Rhetoric in India—The Case of Akbaruddin Owaisi

Far from empowering Muslims, Akbaruddin’s rhetoric is downright foolish. In the complex and often combustible landscape of Indian politics, few

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Zahack Tanvir August 7, 2025August 7, 2025 digital culture, digital hate, hate speech online, internet misinterpretation, internet trolls, negative comments explained, online abuse, online behavior, online discourse breakdown, online rage, psychology of trolling, religious superiority complex, sectarian intolerance, social media frustration, social media mental health, social media negativity, social media toxicity, toxic comments, zahack tanvir

Inside the Mind of a Troll: Psychology Behind Negative Comments

While it’s easy to feel demoralized by online negativity, it’s crucial to understand the roots of such behavior. In the

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Adnan Qamar August 5, 2025August 5, 2025 AIMIM, Backward Classes quota, BJP Pasmanda outreach, caste discrimination in India, Congress caste politics, Indian democracy, indian muslims, local body elections India, minority rights in India, Muslim caste system, Muslim Representation, Pasmanda Muslims, political marginalization, social justice India, Telangana elections 2025

The Invisible Majority: Why India’s Pasmanda Muslims Remain Excluded from Local Power

As Telangana heads toward local elections, a caste-blind political consensus continues to marginalize the Muslim majority within its own minority.

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Rishi Suri August 3, 2025August 3, 2025 article 370, freedom in J&K, Gilgit Baltistan, India Pakistan conflict, India vs Pakistan, J&K education, J&K healthcare, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir 2025 progress, Kashmir budget 2025, Kashmir comparison, Kashmir development, Kashmir human rights, Kashmir infrastructure, Kashmir narrative war, Kashmir reality check, Pakistan colonialism, pakistan occupied kashmir, Pakistan vs India facts, PoJK, PoJK governance crisis, PoJK protests, PoJK repression, sectarian violence Pakistan, truth about Kashmir

OPINION: Two Kashmirs, Two Stories—India Builds, Pakistan Breaks

The truth is stark, data-backed, and irrefutable: India is building lives in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan is destroying them in

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Zoha Fatima July 28, 2025July 28, 2025 Hindi for Voting, Hindi Urdu Friendship, Hindi Urdu Unity, India Cultural Integration, Indian Democracy Languages, Indian Linguistic Heritage, Islamic Literature Urdu, Language and Civic Engagement, Language Diversity India, Political Representation Languages, Shaykh Rabee Hyderabad, Speak Urdu Vote Hindi, Urdu Hindi Democracy, Urdu Hindi Inclusivity, Urdu Hindi National Identity, Urdu Hindi Political Role, Urdu in Bollywood, Urdu Newspapers India, Urdu Origin India, Voting Rights India

Why We Must Speak Urdu and Vote in Hindi: Embracing India’s Beautiful Complexity

When an Indian citizen greets the morning with a sher in Urdu and casts their vote with clarity in Hindi,

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Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab July 24, 2025July 24, 2025 CIA in Iran Iraq conflict, Cold War Middle East history, Indo Pakistan War 1971 Iran role, Iran 1979 revolution roots, Iran Gulf dominance history, Iran US alliance history, Kissinger foreign policy, Kurdish insurgency Iraq Iran, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab review, Nixon Doctrine Iran, Nixon Kissinger and the Shah, Roham Alvandi book review, Shah of Iran Cold War, Shah US mistrust, strategic partnership Iran US, US arms sales to Iran, US foreign policy Cold War Iran, US Iran Cold War relations, US Iran nuclear negotiations

Book Review: Nixon, Kissinger, and the Shah—The United States and Iran in the Cold War

These episodes are not just milestones in U.S.-Iran relations, but also touchstones for Cold War geopolitics across the Middle East

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Millichronicle July 23, 2025July 23, 2025 AMMWEC, Anila Ali, Arab Women, hadassah, interfaith dialogue, journalism, Maria Maalouf, Sheikha Fatima, UN Women, UNESCO, Women’s Leadership

Honoring Courage: Maria Maalouf Receives Women’s Empowerment Award in U.S.

Washington — The American Muslim & Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) has honored Lebanese-American journalist and political commentator Maria Maalouf

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Millichronicle July 22, 2025 Gulf Geopolitics, Hadramout, Houthi Insurgency, india foreign policy, Indian Ocean Diplomacy, Iran Proxy Militias, Michael Rubin, Red Sea Security, Salman Al-Ansari, South Yemen Separatism, STC, Yemen Crisis

Why Michael Rubin’s Yemen Prescription Is a Strategic Misstep for India

This approach maintains India’s credibility as a neutral actor, preserves its regional relationships, and avoids entanglement in ideological militancy or