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We re at the mercy of kidnappers, Emir of Zazzau cries out

We re at the mercy of kidnappers, Emir of Zazzau cries out
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Zanskar and Pangi Valley | Drive to the unknown in my Endeavour 4x4

This travelogue is about my trip to Zanskar valley in October 2020, via the newly opened Shinku La pass. Route covered: Navi Mumbai - Ahmedabad - Manali - Atal tunnel - Shinkula - Padum - Umbala -

Crikey Your Say: What does the India travel ban say about Australia?

My 1929 Austin 12/4 Clifton Tourer

My 1929 Austin 12/4 Clifton Tourer Nothing fuels a car lover’s heart more than a good, old-fashioned restoration story. There’s something magical and undeniably enchanting about finding an old car and devoting your time to it until it’s shinier than the day it rolled off the assembly line. The dedication, the frustration and the unadulterated passion for such projects is what makes them so interesting, but vintage cars create lasting relationships between the car and it’s owner as well as within the vintage motoring community. A process that makes restoring vintage cars all the more beautiful. Today, I am going to share with you a brief of how I was able to acquire a 1929 tourer Austin Clifton 12/4 from Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh now known as Telangana.

Indians Forced to Change Death Rituals as COVID-19 Rages

Mass cremations like this in New Delhi are becoming commonplace in India because of the skyrocketing deaths due to COVID-19. Exposure Visuals/Shutterstock The majority of India s population are Hindu, who favor cremation as a way of disposing of the body. But the Muslim population, which is close to 15 percent, favors burying its dead. Generally, tradition holds that the body is to be cremated or buried as quickly as possible within 24 hours for Hindus, Jains and Muslims, and within three days for Sikhs. This need for rapid disposal has also contributed to the current crisis. Hundreds of families want their loved ones bodies cared for as quickly as possible, but there is a shortage of people who can do the funerals and last rites. This has led to a situation where people are paying bribes in order to get space or a furnace for cremation. There are also reports of physical fights, and intimidation.

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