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Tynwald Day, also known as the National Day of the Isle of Man, is traditionally observed on July 5th, or the following Monday if it falls on a weekend. The Tynwald legislature meets at St John’s, holding sessions in the Royal Chapel and on ancient Tynwald Hill. Since 2000, the week surrounding Tynwald Day has been designated as Manx National Week. The day’s celebrations extend beyond the formal proceedings, featuring a traditional fair and market that have endured through the centuries. As evening falls, the island comes alive with concerts, culminating in a stirring rendition of the Manx national anthem and a dazzling fireworks display. This blend of solemn ceremony and festive celebration encapsulates the Isle of Man’s rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.

The culmination of this liberation struggle came after months of intense conflict. In June 1994, the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), led by Paul Kagame, launched a decisive campaign to liberate the capital city. After weeks of fierce fighting, the RPF finally defeated the Rwandan Army and took control of Kigali on July 4th. This victory marked the end of the genocide and the beginning of a new chapter in Rwanda’s history.

Immediately following the liberation, the new government, with Paul Kagame at its helm, declared July 4th as Liberation Day. This swift designation underscores the significance of this date in Rwanda’s journey towards peace and reconciliation. Liberation Day serves as a powerful reminder of Rwanda’s resilience and determination to overcome one of the darkest chapters in modern history. It honors the brave individuals who fought to end the oppressive regime and pays tribute to the countless lives lost during the genocide.

India secured the T20 World Cup title in a thrilling final against South Africa, triumphing by a narrow seven-run margin at Barbados’ Kensington Oval. Following the victory, a viral moment ensued with captain Rohit Sharma’s unique stride as he accepted the trophy from BCCI secretary Jay Shah.

Initially, fans drew comparisons to football star Lionel Messi’s iconic moment at the 2022 FIFA World Cup. However, WWE legend Ric Flair intervened in the social media buzz, providing video evidence that suggested a different inspiration for Sharma’s trophy walk.

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