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Prakash Gogoi

Prakash covers news and politics for Vision Times.
A pro-Hong Kong activist holds an image depicting LeBron James aboard a Chinese tank in Tiananmen Square before the Los Angeles Lakers season opening game against the LA Clippers outside Staples Center on October 22, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. James will evade punishment for dodging league COVID-19 protocols to attend a promotional event for a tequila brand he is invested in.
NBA Looks the Other Way Over LeBron’s COVID-19 Protocol Violation
The NBA has chosen to look the other way after the league’s poster child Lebron James violated COVID-19 health and safety protocol to promote a tequila brand he is invested in.  James recently attended a...
A woman browses through the login page of 'Tooter', a social network modelled after Twitter on a handheld tablet device, in Bangalore on November 30, 2020. Twitter has been defiant in response to India’s new social media law.
India’s New Social Media Law, Backlash from Twitter and WhatsApp
On May 25, the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules 2021 took effect in India, which was legislation aimed at altering liability laws for intermediaries such as social media companies. Speculation...
In this photo illustration, a smart phone screen displays the logo of Facebook on a Facebook website background, on April 7, 2021, in Arlington, Virginia.
Facebook Announces ‘Stronger Action’ Against Users Who Spread ‘Misinformation’
Facebook has announced that it will be taking action against “misinformation” on the platform. Whether it be “content about COVID-19 and vaccines, climate change, elections or other topics,” fewer people will see misinformation “on our...
Voting errors in recent county elections in Pennsylvania that disproportionately affected Republicans have elicited concerns about election integrity. Pictured is poll worker Rebecca Brandt feeding a voting tabulation machine with absentee ballots in the gym at Sun Prairie High School on November 3, 2020 in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin.
Pennsylvania County Local Elections Marred by Voting Errors Favoring Democrats
Officials, poll workers, and voters in two Pennsylvania counties, Luzerne County and Fayette County, have pointed out irregularities in recent local elections, renewing concerns about the integrity of elections nationwide. Luzerne County On May 18...
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Biden Will ‘Change Course’ on Infrastructure Plan If GOP Does Not Support: White House Advisor
White House advisor Cedric Richmond recently stated that President Joe Biden might consider other options for implementing his proposed infrastructure bill if it does not get the bipartisan support needed to get it passed. The...
A quote is on display while Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) speaks at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on April 10, 2019 in Washington, D.C. Twitter banned a Spanish Member of Parliament after he pointed out to a transgender person who just had a baby that men cannot have children because they lack ovum and ovaries.
Twitter Suspends Spanish Politician for Pointing Out Impossibility of Male Pregnancy
Big Tech member Twitter recently suspended the account of a Spanish Member of Parliament after he pointed out the biological fallacy of male pregnancy. MP Jose Contreras was suspended from the platform for 12 hours...
U.S. dating apps are now offering incentives for people who have received COVID-19 vaccine shots.
White House and Dating Apps Collaborate to Encourage COVID-19 Vaccinations
In an initiative announced on May 21 by White House coronavirus adviser Andy Slavitt at a press briefing, the White House will be collaborating with popular dating apps to promote Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccinations....
Clouds are seen above The U.S. Supreme Court building on May 17, 2021 in Washington, D.C. The Supreme Court said that it will hear a Mississippi abortion case that challenges Roe v. Wade. They will hear the case in October, with a decision likely to come in June of 2022.
Supreme Court To Take Up Mississippi Challenge to Planned Parenthood and Roe v. Wade
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal by the State of Mississippi regarding a lower court’s ruling reversing the state’s ban on certain abortions.  The case was triggered by the 2018...
At least two WHO doctors have allegedly sexually abused Congolese women. Pictured are displaced women gathering for a discussion on recent kidnappings and sexual assaults committed by armed men around the internally displaced persons camp of Bijombo, South Kivu Province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, on October 9, 2020.
WHO Doctors Accused of Sex Abuse Scandals and Coverups
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been accused of mishandling sex abuse allegations against its staff members following the Ebola outbreak in Congo in 2018, according to an investigation and exposé published by the Associated...
A girl wearing a mask sits in a classroom in Brequigny high school in Rennes, western France, on September 1, 2020. France’s Minister of National Education kiboshed the use of “woke” inclusive wording and the use of the French “midpoint” mechanic, fearing the language and its international reputation will otherwise be ruined.
France Bars Gender Inclusive ‘Midpoint’ Pronouns
The French government has banned the country’s educators from using gender-neutral language when teaching students, citing a fear of destroying the language and creating obstacles to people’s learning. Jean-Michel Blanquer, France’s Minister of National Education,...
Chinese President Xi Jinping gives a toast during a National Day reception. In another bizarre public policy move, the Chinese Communist Party has intervened in people’s daily lives by banning celebrations under a so-called “frugality campaign.”
Frugality Campaign Targets Celebrations in Chinese County
The local government of Funing County in Yunnan Province, southwestern China, recently issued a notice announcing a ban on celebrations such as birthdays, graduations, university admissions, and housewarmings. The ban, which is part of the...
A Chinese woman reacts while setting up the facial recognition feature on her iPhone X inside an Apple showroom in Beijing on November 3, 2017. A report found Apple, along with several other members of the Big Tech cartel, heavily relies on suppliers who utilize a Chinese Communist Party forced labor scheme exploiting Uyghur Muslims.
Apple Products Extensively Use Communist China’s Forced Labor Components: Report
Seven Apple suppliers in China may have benefited from Uyghur forced labor, according to a recent report by investigative news blog The Information. Six of these suppliers are said to have participated in work programs...