PFI module had planned attacks on Jews visiting Tamil Nadu hill station, say NIA officials

A lost Klimt masterpiece returns to Austria after 60 years

The painting from the Austrian master was lost in 1964 after it had been taken from its original Jewish owners by the Nazi regime.

7 Little-Known Black History Facts

7 Little-Known , Black History Facts. 1. Shirley Chisholm, She was the first Black woman elected to Congress and survived multiple assassination attempts when she ran for President of the United States. 2. John Baxter Taylor , He was the first African American to win an Olympic gold medal. 3. Billie Holiday, Her song, "Strange Fruit," was originally published as a poem by Abel Meeropol, a Jewish school teacher. 4. Hattie McDaniel, The first African American to win an Oscar, McDaniel wasn't allowed to attend the premiere of 'Gone with the Wind.'. 5. Phillis Wheatley, At only 12 years old, she became the first published African American female author. 6. Josephine Baker , The famed entertainer worked as a French Resistance spy during World War II. 7. Black History Month , It was decreed a national observance in 1976 by President Gerald Ford

5 Things You May Not Know About Hanukkah

5 Things, You May Not Know About Hanukkah. Hanukkah is one of the most popular Jewish holidays, but there are some things you probably don't know about the holiday. 1. , Chocolate Coins Started as Tips for Teachers. Children used to give their teachers money this time of year as a “thank you” tip. 2. , Hanukkah Falls on the Same Hebrew Calendar Day Every Year. Hanukkah falls on the 25th day of the month of Kislev, which can be anywhere from November to December. 3. , Dreidel was Inspired by a British Game. The game of dreidel was inspired by a British top called a teetotum. 4. , Oily Foods are Hanukkah’s Culinary Tradition. Potato pancakes and jelly donuts are eaten to acknowledge the oil burning for eight days. 5, There’s No Correct Way to Spell It. Common spellings include Hanukkah, Hanukah, Chanukah, Chanuka and Chanucah

MPs fall silent to mark day Commons recognised the Holocaust

MPs observe a one-minute silence in the House of Commons to mark the 80th anniversary of the declaration on the persecution of the Jews. The declaration took place on 17th December 1942, and reports from the time say that in response, MPs rose spontaneously and stood for a moment in silence. Marking the anniversary in the Commons chamber on Thursday were both Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, alongside other MPs. Report by Jonesia. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

Joshimath Sinking: PM Modi assured CM Dhami of all help required | Oneindia News *News

Joshimath Sinking: PM Modi assured CM Dhami of all help required; 2 IndiGo Passengers Arrested For Drinking On Flight To Patna; Tamil Nadu Governor Walks Out Amid Row With MK Stalin Over His Speech; Dense fog pulls visibility down to minimum in Delhi, 29 trains delayed #JoshimathSinking #PMModi #PushkarSinghDhami

Cyclone Mandous Update: Red Alert raised in 3 states, 708 moved to shelters | Oneindia News *News

Cyclone Mandous continues to wreak havoc in the southern part of India as the IMD has put Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh on red alert. #CycloneMandous #IMDAlert #Weather