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NEW YORK (OSV News) — We cannot understand Pope Francis “if we don’t understand that he was a man of God … a friend of God,” said Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the… The post Memorial Masses highlight Pope Francis’ love for Jesus, care for the vulnerable first appeared on OSV News.
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Jhando Bheel sits under the shadow of the Kumbhatt tree — also known as Acacia Senegal — surrounded by sand dunes outside his village, Kharo Doongro. The village is located seven kilometres north of Mithi, the administrative capital of Tharparkar district in the southern Sindh province. Bheel, who is in his sixties, is currently living in a makeshift hut made from leaves, wood and bushes. Two of his sons are with him at the hut, where Bheel spends time to keep an eye on his cattle that are grazing on the many Kumbhatt trees in the area. Dressed in a black kurta shalwar, his moustache is black but his stubble is almost white. There are some strands of white hair on his head, concealed under the traditional Muslim skullcap. The black beads around his neck, visible under the unbuttoned kurta, have made a black circle in his white-haired chest. His clothes and cap have visible signs of the desert sand. In the wide expanse around him, the silence of the desert is punctuated with the sound of the wind and
New Delhi: The crescent moon signalled the end of Ramzan the night before, and millions of Muslims across the country gathered in mosques and prayer grounds on Monday morning to offer Namaz in celebration of Eid ul-Fitr. The air was filled with joy and unity as communities came together in prayer, marking a moment of […] The post Muslims across India celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr, marking the end of Ramzan appeared first on KalingaTV.
McLaren’s Lando Norris celebrates with the trophy after winning the Australian Grand Prix on March 16 | Reuters The 2025 Formula 1 season is off to a roaring start, with shocking driver moves shaking up the grid and unexpected podiums keeping fans on edge. But the real game-changer? Netflix. Drive to Survive hasn’t just boosted F1’s popularity — it has built an entirely new fanbase, bringing millions into the sport who might never have watched a race otherwise. The series turned high-speed strategy and pit lane politics into binge-worthy drama, and its impact is undeniable. Even in places like Pakistan, where F1 was once a niche interest, the sport has exploded, with a passionate new audience hooked on the rivalries, controversies and adrenaline-fuelled action that define modern Formula 1. A NEW ERA BEGINS The Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne’s Albert Park Circuit provided the first real glimpse into how the season might unfold. McLaren’s Lando Norris clinched a stunning victory in
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