India’s Assam state demolishes homes of 132 Muslim families
Authorities in India’s Assam have demolished the homes of 132 Muslim families, citing illegal encroachment on government land. Residents say they were settled there after fleeing the 1983 anti-Muslim riots. Researchers say the evictions have disproportionately targeted Bengali-origin Muslims.
Several children and the bus driver were among those killed, officials said, with the death toll expected to rise.
Parents take action while independent bookshops say they had already stopped stocking his titles In Sarah’s house, David Walliams has been a bedtime staple for years. “I’ll probably take them away and replace them with other authors,” says Sarah, a mother in west London.
Society has a ready-made script for how children process this transition: the difficult stepchild. They are quickly branded stubborn, ungrateful or defiant, a child apparently intent on sabotaging a happy home.
Denmark’s Supreme Court is set to rule on whether families can be forced from their homes under a law.
Woman who has lived in UK for 26 years refused indefinite leave to remain under Home Office’s new settlement rules A blind Nigerian pensioner who has lived in the UK for 26 years has been told by the Home Office she can safely “go home” to India. Comfort*, 67, arrived in the UK in 2000, and shortly after suddenly went blind due to acute glaucoma.
West Bengal has witnessed a sudden, rapid spike in attacks on Christian home fellowships and churches since the summer of 2026, when the BJP government came to power in the State. Senjuti Sengupta and Shiv Sahay Singh report on the fear of the community that is less than 1% of the population in West Bengal