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** Jack Haven, the cinematographer, editor, and star of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, shares the behind-the-scenes story of the film's intense one-take massacre scene, including the challenges of filming with a 360-degree camera rig and the importance of careful post-production work in creating a seamless and visceral experience.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has ravaged Gaza for decades, leaving deep scars on the land and its people. Photojournalist Rahman Daher's powerful images capture the human toll of the conflict, from displacement and trauma to resilience and hope, giving a face to the statistics and a voice to the silenced.
** The Adivasi-Dalit convention and Declaration of Rights, held in Wayanad, Kerala, demands justice and compensation for victims of the Muthanga violence, and highlights the need for greater recognition of Adivasi rights and police accountability in the region.
** The standoff between the US and Iran continues to escalate, with Iran refusing to back down from its demands for the US to return to the original terms of the June MOU, signed between the two countries, and the US maintaining a tough stance on Iran's nuclear program and human rights record, amid concerns over global oil supplies and regional stability.
** Christian organizations and the Mizoram Chief Minister have appealed to the Home Minister to roll back the FCRA Bill, citing concerns over its impact on NGOs and churches in India. The bill aims to regulate foreign contributions, but critics argue it's an attack on the freedom of NGOs and churches.
The Jharkhand government has cancelled the 14th JPSC exam after weeks of protests by students over irregularities in the exam process, but the students' demand for a CBI probe into the irregularities remains unresolved, with the government agreeing to only an SIT probe.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the US-backed 15-point plan to disarm Hamas, refusing to withdraw from Gaza until the militant group disarms, sparking widespread concern and dealing a significant blow to peace efforts in the Middle East.
The Syrian government and Russia have agreed to reorganize Russian military presence in Syria, a move seen as crucial for the normalization of relations between the two nations, with Russia's military presence being significantly reduced and redeployed to areas of strategic importance.
England is grappling with its worst drought in over 60 years, with haunting photographs revealing the devastating impact on the country's landscape and economy. Farmers are struggling to sustain their crops, and the nation's picturesque countryside is rapidly turning brown, prompting concerns about the long-term consequences for the environment, agriculture, and the economy.
** The Srirangam temple in Tamil Nadu has reopened its eastern gopuram after a three-year renovation, marking a significant event in the cultural and religious calendar of the state. The gopuram, one of the main entrances to the temple, was closed for repairs after a portion of its sunshade collapsed in 2023. The reopening is expected to boost tourism and provide relief to devotees who had to use alternative entrances to access the temple.
The US and Israel are taking a new approach to tackling Hezbollah, targeting the militant group's financial infrastructure in a bid to weaken its ability to fund its activities and undermine its influence in the region.
The Jharkhand government has agreed to hold fresh talks with student groups protesting against the state's exam system, amid growing concerns over the health of a student leader on fast and the impact of the shutdown on the state's economy.
Taiwan is investing heavily in drone technology to create a "drone hellscape" - a densely layered air defense system utilizing swarms of drones to deter a potential Chinese invasion, inspired by Ukraine's successful use of drones against Russian forces.
Iran issues tough demands to reopen Strait of Hormuz as deal still out of reach...
US Vice President JD Vance spoke with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as India-US relations came...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged IIT graduates to prioritize national needs over personal gain, emphasizing that their degree is a mandate to contribute to the nation and make a difference in the lives of others, rather than just pursuing wealth and status.
The Indian government has stated that an audio clip allegedly linking former Chief Minister Biren Singh to a violent incident in Manipur was altered, as the Supreme Court allows a civil society group to access the original report, raising hopes for transparency and accountability in the case.
Perez Hilton's family has released a statement updating fans on his health after a concerning TikTok livestream, revealing he experienced significant blood loss and will require surgery, and expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support.
The Thiruvananthapuram Zoo has launched a conservation project to protect a 150-year-old Arara nut-tree, which holds great significance due to its age and potential medicinal properties, and will conserve its germplasm to ensure its long-term survival and promote ecotourism in the region.
A UAE vessel was hit by an Iranian missile in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in minor damage but no casualties. The incident has sparked widespread concern and calls for restraint from the international community, with the UAE and other countries urging Iran to respect navigation freedoms and prevent further escalation.
