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New Delhi police forcibly moved activist Sonam Wangchuk to a hospital on Saturday over health concerns after a 20-day hunger strike in protest against India's examination system.Wangchuk, 59, has been fasting since June 28 to demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged irregularities in examinations to study medicine. A few hundred students have also joined Wangchuk around his stage at New Delhi's Jantar Mantar protest site in recent weeks, with other protests also organised by the satirical Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) online movement. "As per the orders of... high court and on expert medical advice due to deteriorating health condition of Sonam Wangchuk, he has been shifted to the hospital for essential medical care," a deputy commissioner of Delhi police said in a statement. "While complying with the orders... the protestors tried to create obstruction, in which slight commotion ensued," the statement said. A video from Jantar Mantar showed confusion among a few Wangchuk supporters as police, carrying white sheets, hurriedly moved Wangchuk from the stage. Wangchuk's wife, Gitanjali J Angmo, said in a post on X that she was with her husband at the Delhi hospital. "Nothing should be administered to him orally or intravenously without consent from me, his family, and his doctors who have been monitoring his health for the past 20 days," she said. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said after Wangchuk was moved the hospital that he would now start "an indefinite hunger strike". "The government has made a serious mistake," Dipke said at the Jantar Mantar site. A New Delhi court ordered government doctors on Thursday to monitor Wangchuk's health daily.The "life of any citizen is precious", it said after a petition filed by activist lawyer Rakesh Kumar Saini expressed concern for Wangchuk."Whatever medical intervention is needed to save Sonam Wangchuk's life should be done," the Delhi High Court ordered on Thursday.An engineer by training, Wangchuk is best known for pioneering water conservation projects in the Himalayas.A few hours before he was picked up by the police, Wangchuk said: "Smaller movements have brought down many governments in India... and here it is about education."Some 2.2 million aspiring medical students sat for a re-examination under tight security last month after the previous test was scrapped following a paper leak that triggered widespread outrage.The failure of the hugely competitive exam, along with a separate marking fiasco in high school tests, sparked an outcry and fuelled youth protests. Several members of opposition parties have supported Wangchuk and the student activists, while other protests on different issues are being planned at Jantar Mantar to coincide with the start of the monsoon session of India's parliament on Monday. Former opposition lawmaker Priyanka Chaturvedi said the CJP should not make Wangchuk a "sacrificial lamb for their political ambitions"."... we need you to live to fight another day," she said on X Related Story
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India's first privately built orbital rocket took its maiden flight on Saturday, its company said, marking a significant step for the South Asian giant as it eyes a bigger slice of the global space economy. The Vikram-1 rocket, built by Skyroot Aerospace and designed to carry small satellites into low-Earth orbit, took off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota amid loud cheers. 'Hello space, we have arrived!' Skyroot Aerospace said in a post on X. 'Vikram-1's Test Flight-1 has completed its mission. The first ever Indian private sector launch has been successfully completed.'Vikram-1 is about as tall as a seven-storey building and capable of carrying payloads weighing up to 350 kilograms (771 pounds).Pawan Goenka, chairman of the government's Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre, said the achievement went 'way beyond expectation for the very first orbital launch ever taken by an Indian private company'. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the endeavour as 'a defining moment in India's space journey'. 'The growing participation of our private sector is opening new frontiers and accelerating innovation,' Modi said. 'This achievement will encourage countless youngsters to dream bigger and innovate fearlessly.' The rocket is carrying a diverse range of payloads, including a lab-grown diamond and robotic arms capable of removing space debris. A miniature 18-karat gold rocket that has mini sculptures of Indian physicists Vikram Sarabhai, CV Raman and former Indian president and noted aerospace engineer APJ Abdul Kalam is also aboard the vehicle. India's space ambitions, built on decades of investment by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), have gathered pace in recent years. The country's space economy -- valued at around $8.4 billion -- has rapidly expanded since the sector opened up to private players in 2020, and is now home to more than 400 space startups. - 'New heights' - 'India's space ambitions soar to new heights!' Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said after the successful launch. In August 2023, India became only the fourth country to successfully land an unmanned spacecraft on the Moon, after Russia, the United States and China. Former ISRO chairman K. Sivan hailed the work done by space startups, adding that the country was witnessing the 'fruits of the seeds sown' when it opened up the sector to private players. 'With Skyroot especially, the rocket is one of the most challenging and complex technologies in the space system... It is going to motivate many people,' he told AFP. Sivan added that 'there is no doubt' the launch will have a global impact. 'If an Indian startup can make one of the most challenging things in the space industry, then it gives a huge boost to India's reputation globally.'
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There are rooftops draped in blue and white and murals of Lionel Messi everywhere -- but this is not Argentina, it is Bangladesh where football-crazy fans are again celebrating their unique bond with the South American giants. The craze for Argentina has endured for decades in a country of 170 million people who have never qualified for the World Cup, but embrace the global showpiece with unmatched passion. The connection is once again on display ahead of Sunday's final in New Jersey, where the defending champions will face Spain.While fans in Buenos Aires prepare for what they hope will be another night of celebration, the mood more than 10,000 miles away in Dhaka is also reaching fever pitch. Football fans in Bangladesh have traditionally split their loyalties between Argentina and Brazil, South America's football powerhouses.But once Brazil were eliminated in the last 16 by Norway, many of their fans also threw their weight behind Argentina.By some accounts, Bangladesh is home to the largest number of fans of the Albiceleste outside Argentina.For many the love affair began with Diego Maradona's performances at the 1986 World Cup. - Shirt sales boom - Nurul Islam said his love for Argentina was inherited from his father, who supported Maradona. That passion has now passed to a third generation. The enthusiasm among is translating into booming replica shirt sales. Shamim Patwary, chief adviser of the Bangladesh Sports Accessories Merchant Manufacturers and Importers Association, said demand had surged.'There isn't any study on how many Argentina fans there are, but we have sold a huge number of jerseys,' Patwary told AFP. Bangladesh, one of the world's largest garment exporters, manufactures football jerseys for fans around the globe. At Galaxy Sports, one of Bangladesh's largest sportswear retailers, Argentina jerseys account for roughly 30 percent of total sales.'Some parents have even bought Argentina jerseys for newborns,' said Raihan Hossian. 'We have sold almost all the Argentina jerseys we stocked, especially the player editions.'For many supporters, price is secondary to passion. - Emotional pull - In Dhaka's lower-income neighbourhoods, pavement vendors have swapped their usual merchandise for football shirts, selling affordable versions to fans. Local media have reported at least 12 deaths linked to football-related incidents during this World Cup, although AFP was unable to verify the figure.With the World Cup taking place in the United States, Canada and Mexico, many matches have kicked off late at night in Bangladesh, but that has not deterred fans. Zakia Musanna said she has been staying up through the night to watch Argentina play while wearing the blue-and-white.'I put on the jersey because it gives us the feeling that we belong to the team, a sense of oneness,' said the 37-year-old.Musanna recalls watching Argentina's 2022 World Cup triumph alongside her father, and plans to return to the same venue for Sunday's final. 'We are planning to go to the same venue, reminisce about the previous victory and celebrate another win.'
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A strong earthquake struck the southern Mexican Pacific coast on Friday, right on the border with Guatemala, and was felt from Mexico City to El Salvador. Authorities did not report any severe damage or casualties
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Bahrain's army said its air defences repelled on Saturday a wave of Iranian attacks, as an AFP journalist in Manama reported hearing blasts after sirens sounded."Air defence systems thwarted" the attacks, the army said in
