Political streamer Hassan Pikar, known online as Hassanabi, is in the news following reports that he was denied entry to the United Kingdom by the UK Home Office. At the same time, a report published by the New York Post drew renewed attention to his college years and family background. The report claims that Hassan struggled academically while attending the University of Miami and later transferred to Rutgers University with the help of his mother. It also included several allegations received from unknown sources about his personal life. Hasan Pikar has not responded publicly to the report.As people discuss the claims, many have become curious about the woman mentioned in the story. Hassan’s mother, Alkar Sedef Pikar, has had her own academic career and comes from a family with strong connections to education, business and media. Over the years, Hassan has also spoken publicly about his influence on his life and the inspiration they gave him while growing up.

Who is Alkar Sedef Piker and what did the New York Post report about Hasan Piker’s college years?

Ulkar Sedef Pikar, whose first name is Uighur, is an art and architectural historian. He earned a bachelor’s degree in art history from Rutgers University and later completed a PhD at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, where his research focused on architectural history and Orientalism.Born in Istanbul, Türkiye, Alkar is the daughter of Nuket Yavaska and Dogan Uygur. His brother is Cenk Uygur, co-founder of The Young Turks. According to family stories shared in interviews, Dogan Uygur grew up in a poor farming family before earning a scholarship, becoming a mechanical engineer, and later moving to the United States. Eventually he worked in real estate development and invested in The Young Turks. Ulkar’s mother ran a home textile business.ULKER She is married to Mehmet Behset Pikar, a political scientist and economist. He has two sons, Hasan Pikar and Murat Pikar, who works as an aerospace engineer.According to the New York Post, Hassan enrolled at the University of Miami in 2009 after returning to the United States. The outlet reported that he earned a 2.9 GPA and struggled academically because he was “partying too hard.” The report claims that after those grades, Alker helped arrange his transfer to Rutgers University, where he later graduated in 2013.Hassan has spoken warmly about his mother in the past as well. In a 2016 Facebook birthday post, he called her:“The most badass, beautiful, ambitious, caring, loving, intellectual, feminist woman on the planet.”He also wrote:“A few years ago she went back to college to pursue higher education in art history, focusing on cultural preservation – while managing her own commercial real estate properties.”Hasan Pikar said that seeing his mother continue her education inspired her and “inspires me to strive for greatness every day.”

New Delhi: The Congress plans to intensify its agitation over the NEET-CBSE controversies in the next fortnight, directing party members to focus on issues related to students and youth without getting distracted by the schemes of the cockroach Janata Party.The CJP’s announcement of a physical protest in Delhi on June 6 has raised concerns in the Congress that this could be another “India against corruption” strategy by political rivals. Congress strategists and youth organizations have found CJP’s links with a rival and Congress has told its members that the organization’s actions should be done with caution. “We are cautious, not worried. The country has been misled once and cannot be misled again,” said a strategist.“With Rahul Gandhi leading the opposition’s charge on the NEET-CBSE controversies, the Youth Congress has taken to the streets in cities that are believed to have resonance over both the issues.YC chief Uday Bhanu Chib launched a nationwide protest in Goa on May 29, and it will cover Maharashtra, Telangana, Assam, Haryana, MP, Jharkhand, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Chandigarh, Punjab and will end in Tamil Nadu on June 20. The party’s student organization NSUI is also protesting in the cities. When CJP protests on June 6, YC will take to the streets in Haryana.The Congress is still haunted by the memories of Anna Hazare’s movement during the UPA which led to the formation of AAP. “The idea of ​​others is to publicize the ‘Gen Z movement’ and then project them in alliance with their political party. NEET is just incidental for them,” said a Congress member.“

Real Madrid star player Kylian Mbappe was seen training with teammates in Clairefontaine-en-Yvelines, days ahead of the World Cup 2026.While Kylian Mbappe is completely focused on representing his country and giving his best performance at the World Cup, recent pictures of him with girlfriend Ester Exposito while on holiday have caused outrage.

Kylian Mbappe spends quality time with girlfriend Ester Exposito ahead of World Cup, sparking outrage

In the last few hours, several pictures of Real Madrid star player Kylian Mbappe going jet skiing with his girlfriend Ester Expósito and spending quality time with her on a luxurious yacht have created a stir.Although the exact date of the photos is unknown, it is rumored that the photos were taken last week, just days before the World Cup 2026 began.One fan posted the ex and wrote, “Mbappé will end up like Neymar. When he could have been the best in the world, he ruined himself.”Another fan wrote, “World Cup in 10 days, turtle doing rounds on jet ski ??? 🏝️ Come on then, will France take Aster to the stands for the final?”“This guy went on a secret vacation to Real for this woman. Now they’re having fun alone together. The World Cup is on but she doesn’t care too much,” posted a third fan.Another fan said, “10 days left in the World Cup and what is this idiot doing.”However, Kylian Mbappe seems to be keeping himself away from all the drama in his personal life as he has his sights set on the World Cup.

Kylian Mbappe is committed to giving his best to his nation

A few days ago, in an interview, Kylian Mbappe talked about his preparation, saying, “I’m the captain of the team. It’s different now. It’s a different responsibility. But I’m ready for it, ready to lead my team on the biggest stage of the game, and I hope we go back to Paris and the Champs-Élysées with trophies.”“I think when you play, you don’t think about legacy. You think about performing and bringing home the trophy,” the star player said.

The mother of a pregnant teenager who died in a devastating car crash in Ohio has said she wants ICE to deport the Indian national accused in the incident. She says she doesn’t want him to live in America.33 year old Tarsem Singh 17-year-old Ashley Holmes faces serious charges including involuntary manslaughter, negligent homicide and aggravated vehicular manslaughter in connection with the death of her unborn child. Federal immigration officials have also filed a detainer against Singh, meaning he could soon face deportation proceedings.Ashley’s mother Annette Holmes said she wanted Singh out of the country.“No one should ever deserve to die while pregnant with their first child,” Annette Holmes, 40, told Newsweek in a phone interview.She added, “I agree with him being deported permanently. We found out that he came here illegally in the first place. They can send him wherever is better because I don’t want him to be in America anymore.”According to the family, Singh was the father of Ashley’s unborn child. Relatives also claimed that the teen had attempted to leave the relationship several times.The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said Singh had entered the US illegally through the southern border in California in February 2017. He was arrested at the time but was later released on bond after a judge’s order. Now, Singh is being held on $1 million bond. His jury trial is scheduled for Aug. 17-21.The fatal accident occurred on February 16 when Singh failed to stop for police, leading officers on a high-speed chase.According to a report obtained by Newsweek, the Range Rover carrying Tarsem and Ashley was first recorded traveling at 79 mph (127 km/h) in a 55 mph (89 km/h) zone. During the pursuit, vehicle speeds exceeded 120 mph (193 km/h) before the driver lost control on a turn, crossed into the opposite lane and collided with a jeep.The Range Rover overturned several times, causing Ashley to fall out of the vehicle. She suffered fatal injuries and her unborn child also died. Singh was injured and airlifted to Miami Valley Hospital.Remembering her daughter, Annette Holmes described Ashley as a caring and cheerful young woman who always tried to lift the spirits of those around her. The family said Ashley loved animals, music and spending time with relatives and friends. She further said that she hoped to pursue a career in helping others, either as a veterinarian or as a doctor specializing in heart care.

Srinagar: Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena on Wednesday laid the foundation stone of the first model border village at Chumur, located at an altitude of 16,700 feet on the India-China border.Officials said the project, the first of its kind in the region, will focus on infrastructure development, employment and livelihood generation, all-weather connectivity and comprehensive civil-defense integration. The initiative aims to facilitate the transition from a largely nomadic lifestyle to secure and permanent settlement in remote frontier areas.Chumur has 24 households with a population of 91 people, all of whom are engaged in goat rearing and its production for pashmina.Under the programme, families in these villages will be provided with climate-resilient, south-facing passive solar houses, designed to maximize solar heat gains and protect them from harsh winters when temperatures drop to -35 degrees, a statement from the Ladakh government said.Each household will receive a residential unit with an attached bathroom, an additional room suitable for homestay activities, kitchen garden space, livestock shed and dedicated fodder storage facilities. Depending on weather conditions, these houses are expected to be completed by September this year.To strengthen food security and livelihoods, a 90 x 27 feet commercial greenhouse will be set up in collaboration with the Defense Institute of High-Altitude Research (DIHAR) for year-round vegetable cultivation, officials said. He said the product will meet local needs and supply to nearby defense establishments, including the Army and ITBP, thereby creating a sustainable market for villagers, as well as promoting stronger civil-defence cooperation. “A central service core comprising a school, primary health center (PHC), community hall, park, community café and tourist interpretation center (TIC) will provide essential services and strengthen social and economic life in the village,” he said.A total of 10 such border villages will be developed in the first phase of the Vibrant Village Programme.Addressing the people on the occasion, Saxena said, “Due to its strategic location on the India-China border, Chumur has been selected as the first model border village of Ladakh under the Vibrant Village Programme, a dream project of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has consistently emphasized that border villages are not the “last villages” but the “first villages” of India.

A California tech executive accused of illegally supplying advanced US networking and encryption equipment to Iran’s nuclear and military institutions for more than a decade has been arrested at his luxury ocean-view mansion, according to the US Justice Department.Jamshid Ghomi, 63, is a dual Iranian-American citizen. He was taken into custody at his $35 million Newport Beach estate and charged with conspiracy to violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Authorities allege he helped deliver sensitive technology to Iran and its Defense Ministry through a long-running smuggling operation.They are accused of using middlemen to route purchases and shipments to the UAE, including more than 400 transactions made through eBay and PayPal between 2011 and 2015. Prosecutors say more than 250 metric tons of networking equipment was smuggled into Iran through Dubai-based freight forwarders between 2014 and 2018.Ghomei ran the operation through his own company, Faraz Pardaz Rayneh (FPR), which generated over $10 million in annual sales. Investigators also claim the company supplied Iran’s Defense Ministry between 2014 and 2022 and its nuclear agency from 2017 to 2023.Authorities further alleged that Ghomei transferred more than $15 million from Iran to US accounts, misrepresenting it as foreign inheritance. The money was laundered through shell companies in the British Virgin Islands, Hong Kong, Türkiye and the United Arab Emirates.Ghoomi’s personal tax filings showed almost no income, his highest annual income was $20,684, and he claimed earned income tax credits in seven different years, regardless of his reported wealth.The case also reflects the scale of his wealth. Ghomei bought a vacant lot in March 2010 for $4.49 million and later spent about $10.49 million building a 14,000-square-foot mansion overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the California Post reported. More than $7 million in foreign wires linked to his company flowed into the account that was used to finance the construction.Iran’s nuclear agency was sanctioned by the US in 2020 and later registered FPR as an approved vendor in 2021 and 2022.First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said: ‘We will hold him accountable by seeking an appropriate prison sentence and seizing his assets, including his $35 million Newport Beach mansion.’Essaly also said Ghomei was ‘assisting our declared enemies’ and ‘doing business with one of the world’s largest state sponsors of terrorism.’Ghomei was scheduled to appear in court in Santa Ana, Orange County, and faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.

iShowspeed has got big news ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026. The popular streamer and YouTuber revealed that the official FIFA World CupChampions” Has been added to the FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Album. This update came after weeks of support from fans who wanted the song to be part of the tournament’s official music lineup.The news is a major breakthrough for Speed, who has long been known for his love of football and support of Cristiano Ronaldo. his song “Champions” It was released on May 31, 2026, just days before the World Cup began on June 11. The track quickly became a viral hit, garnering millions of views and earning praise from football fans around the world.

FIFA confirms Speed’s ‘Champions’ track for official World Cup 2026 album

Speed’s song became popular as soon as it was released. The music video received 500,000 views within its first two hours and later reached over 10 million views. Many fans called it the unofficial anthem of the 2026 World Cup due to its energetic stadium-style sound and catchy chorus, “Let’s go, we’re the champions.”One reason this song stood out was its tribute to all 48 countries mentioned in the song. Fans appreciated the effort and praised Speed ​​for creating a song that celebrated teams from around the world. As the song gained popularity, many supporters encouraged FIFA to make it part of the tournament’s official music collection.Speed ​​also publicly campaigned for FIFA to recognize the song. Earlier, the FIFA World Cup account responded to their requests saying, “We’ll keep in touch.” That promise has now been fulfilled. According to screenshots shared online, FIFA’s official account informed Speed “Champions” Was included in the FIFA World Cup 2026 official album.The album is scheduled to be released globally on June 5 through FIFA Sound and Universal Music. It consists of 18 tracks and features major artists such as Shakira, Burna Boy, The Rolling Stones, Lisa, Daddy Yankee, Future, Tyla, Ava Max, Jelly Roll and Carine Lyons. Whereas “Dai Dai” Served as the main anthem of the tournament by Shakira and Burna Boy, Speed’s inclusion on the official album marks a significant milestone in their career.Finally, what started as a fan-favorite World Cup song has now become part of FIFA’s official music project. For Speed ​​and his supporters, it’s a moment that shows how big a viral song can be.

London/Kolkata: Anisha Chakraborty messaged her brother Raktim in the US from Birmingham last Friday, saying she had good news to share. The 28-year-old student from Mukundpur, Kolkata, was looking for a job after completing her master’s degree with distinction from Aston University and had recently reached the final round of interviews.Raktim, who lives in Arkansas, replied to his sister on Saturday morning. Lesson not delivered. She later learned that just after 2am local time, Anisha had been hit by a black Audi RSQ8, a short distance from her residence, on Dartmouth Middleway in Birmingham city centre.Anisha had gone to a pub with former university friends on Friday night. She and a friend of hers went back together before splitting up midway. She was alone and almost home when the car hit her.Four days later, Anisha’s Indian-origin boss at the restaurant where she was working part-time is running a GoFundMe campaign to raise money to cover the cost of sending her body back to Kolkata. As of late Wednesday night, crowdfunding contributions totaled a little over £16,000 (Rs 20.5 lakh).In Kolkata, Anisha and Raktim’s father Ramakrishna Prasad Chakraborty, who is the principal of KK Das College in Patuli on the south-eastern outskirts, said every moment of waiting for his daughter’s body to arrive was agonizing. “She was very excited about the job. She was looking forward to a new phase in her life,” he said. “My wife has not spoken to anyone since the news broke.”West Midlands Ambulance Service in the UK said it received multiple 999 calls at 2.17am on Saturday reporting a collision between a car and a pedestrian. Two ambulances, two paramedic officers and a merit trauma team responded. By then Anisha had died.A 22-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and causing death by driving under the influence of drugs. Police told TOI on Wednesday that he has been granted conditional bail pending the investigation.Till Friday evening the Chakraborty family was in constant touch with Anisha. Her father said, “There was no contact after that. On Saturday morning, one of her friends informed us that she had met with an accident.”Raktim told TOI that he has not only lost a younger sister but also someone whom he considered like a daughter despite being eight years older than him. “We had planned a video call during the weekend which never happened,” Raktim said. “She wanted to do something on her own. I told her to come to the US but she wanted to go to the UK because she had researched all the universities there and decided that this master’s degree would help her career.”Anisha studied at Sakhawat Memorial Government Girls School and graduated from Gokhale Memorial Girls College, Kolkata. She moved to the UK in September 2024 to pursue a master’s degree in international business. In July 2025, he began working at Jimmy’s Spices, a global buffet restaurant on Broad Street in Birmingham. After receiving her graduate visa, she started working in a downstairs café so she could focus on applying for full-time jobs in marketing and content writing.Shefali Karulkar, general manager of Jimmy Spices, described how Anisha “always had her laptop on in the café”.“Whenever I talked to her, she always told me she was looking for a job. She was a lovely person, very positive and kind.”