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A Look at the First Full Day at Afghanistan in the Taliban Rule, From Patrolling the Streets to Punishing the Shopkeepers:

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A Look at the First Full Day at Afghanistan in the Taliban Rule, From Patrolling the Streets to Punishing the Shopkeepers:

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As India celebrates entering 75th year of its independence from British rule, Afghanistan has all but fallen into the dark ages again.

On Sunday, Taliban fighters took control of Kabul, and President Ashraf Ghani fled the nation, leaving the administration in shambles, while a US-led military operation began airlifting Western diplomats, civilians, and Afghans who are likely to be targeted by the country's new rulers.

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After the Taliban entered Kabul, business owners took down pictures of women from beauty salons, tailor shops and plastic surgery centres for fear of being punished by the militants. Some TV channels replaced soap operas with Islamic shows.

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