Today World Top Stories || France Approves Anti-Religious Extremism | The Whole Of India Will Be closed | Blizzards Killed 23 People | Massive Protests Against The Military Coup In Myanmar

The French National Assembly has passed a resolution against religious extremism aimed at strengthening France's core values of freedom and equality, preventing virginity tests and forced marriages. According to the foreign news agency, the bill includes restrictions on violence, strict monitoring of religious associations and the process of sending out-of-school children to mainstream schools. The French National Assembly passed the bill with 347 votes to 151. The bill will now be introduced in the Senate for enactment, where the government may face difficulties in passing the bill due to the majority of the opposition. 

Protests by Indian farmers continue, the whole of India will be closed again tomorrow, protests intensified for the release of environmental activist Disha Ravi, who made toolkits for farmers, in front of Delhi Police Headquarters. Tomorrow the whole of India will be closed again, the farmers have made a big announcement, trains will be stopped across the country and protests will be recorded. Demonstrations intensified for the release of Disha Ravi, an environmental activist who made toolkits for farmers, and civil society and students took to the streets to demand his release. The protest took place in front of the Delhi Police Headquarters. The student leader mocked the Modi government, saying that anyone who talks of a laboring farmer becomes an enemy of the country. In Bangalore, students and social activists also protested for Disha's release. Delhi Police went to Bangalore and arrested Disha. The anti-BJP campaign also took place in the West Bengal elections. Farmer leaders say no candidate will be voted against agricultural development.A series of sit-ins and demonstrations against the controversial agricultural laws have been going on since November 26, with millions of farmers participating in the protests. 

Blizzards in different states of the United States severely affected daily life, 23 people were killed in various accidents. Seven states, including the southern US states of Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Louisiana, have been declared emergency due to the blizzard, which has left more than 5 million people without power. Texas authorities have ordered an investigation into the power breakdown. More than 105 million Americans have been affected by heavy snowfall, officials predict.

Massive protests against the military coup continue in Myanmar, taxi drivers parked cars on the main highways of Yangon city to stop the military vehicles. Thousands took to the streets in Yangon, chanting anti-military slogans. The people rejected the claims of the military rulers that the people stood by them in overthrowing the civilian government. Taxi drivers parked cars on the city's main thoroughfares and protested with bonnets, blocking the expected route of military convoys. Earlier, a special campaign was launched on social media to block roads. Daily commuters and transport employees also joined the protest. On the other hand, the American Space Technology Company released satellite images of the demonstrations in various cities of Myanmar. It should be noted that the Burmese army had earlier this month revolted and imprisoned civilian rulers, which is being condemned all over the world.