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A diverse group of young Indian people are marching in a street in what appears to be an urban area, holding signs and a large banner. The banner features an outline of the map of India and the text "WE'RE INDIAN TOO" prominently displayed. Smaller text on the banner reads, "UNITY IN DIVERSITY" and "NORTH-EAST MATTERS." People on either side hold signs reading "STOP RACISM" and "OUR HOME, OUR RIGHTS." The overall image has an illustrative or stylized look.

Is racism against the North-Eastern people in Delhi a thing of the past?

For many from India’s North-East, Delhi hasn’t always felt like home. Stares, jokes, and hurtful names like “chinky” or “Nepali” are still part of life here. But things are slowly changing. Young people are speaking up, celebrating their culture, and demanding respect. The question isn’t whether racism is gone, it's whether we’ll notice it and stop it when it happens.

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Pavel Prozorov, the man behind OctaFX arrested in Spain.

OctaFX logo via Octa The forex and crypto markets had a dramatic shift this past week when Pavel Prozorov, who was suspected to be the prime mover of OctaFX's Indian-targeting operations, was detained in Spain. In tandem with this was India's Enforcement Directorate's seizure of about ₹2,385 crore (≈ USD 271 million) worth of crypto assets under investigation. Who Is Pavel Prozorov, and What Is OctaFX? Prozorov is a Russian citizen who was introduced as the chief executive ta