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Broad Peak avalanche: Nepal’s Nirmal Purja among six missing, four bodies recovered (opens the original)
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Renowned Nepali mountaineer Nirmal Purja remained among six climbers missing on Friday after an avalanche struck PoK’s Broad Peak, where rescuers recovered four bodies and continued an intensive search operation involving military helicopters despite adverse weather. The avalanche hit the 8,051-metre Broad Peak in the Gilgit-Baltistan region on Thursday as a 10-member expedition was making its summit push. Officials said the climbers were swept away at an altitude of around 7,000 metres, trigger
From London to local: How Andy Burnham’s ‘Manchesterism’ could transfer power away from Westminster’s corridors (opens the original)
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Before he formally assumed the office of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom last week, Andy Burnham had in a June 29 speech referred to the concept of “Manchesterism” as an important guiding needle in terms of political philosophy. This was a reiteration of what he said earlier in February and March this year, detailing the concept as business-friendly socialism and a model of regional devolution that leads to growth. So, what does Manchesterism entail? We explain. Conceived in the 19th ce
Why Europe’s summer of reckoning has just begun (opens the original)
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A dense, yellow-orange pall hung over Bordeaux on Sunday, blotting out the sun and blurring the spires of the cathedral in this French city. A swirl of tiny ash particles stung eyes and stuck in throats. Twenty miles west of town, a mammoth forest fire burned so ferociously that it generated its own weather system. “We’ve never seen anything like it,” said Roger Peuron, 89, a retired engineer born before World War II who was driven out of his home by the approaching flames. He could have been sp
What’s happening in Spain? 41 dead as up to 60,000 migrants storm Ceuta border from Morocco (opens the original)
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Spain rushed to contain one of the biggest migration crises in its recent history on Friday after up to 60,000 migrants crossed into the North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco within 24 hours, overwhelming local authorities and leaving at least 41 people dead in desperate attempts to reach European territory. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who travelled to Ceuta on Friday, described the mass crossing as “a violation of Spain’s territorial integrity” and blamed human trafficking netwo
Art and Culture with Devdutt | Southward spread of Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism (opens the original)
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Traditionally, Arya-varta or the land of the Aryan people was triangulated by the Himalayas, the Ganga and the Yamuna. We know this from the early Dharma-shastra texts, composed around the time of Ashoka. While Ashokan edicts spoke of the land of Jambudvipa that he ruled over, and later Kharavela in Odisha spoke of Bharata as a land north of Odisha, the Brahmin texts kept referring to Arya-varta. They referred to the Punjab region as Brahma-varta, the old land of Saraswati, where the Rishis once
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