‘No, not my greeting’: Kashmir MP Ruhullah rebukes Modi over goodwill message to Israel amid Gaza conflict
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he carried the “greetings of 1.4 billion Indians” and a message of “friendship, respect […]
‘To hear them say that art should not be political is jaw-dropping’: Arundhati Roy quits Berlinale over jury’s Gaza remark
Author Arundhati Roy has withdrawn from the Berlin International Film Festival after its jury president said film-makers should stay out
India should rebalance Its neighbourhood diplomacy
M. Burhanuddin Qasmi India stands at a pivotal moment in its foreign policy, especially in its relations with neighbouring countries.
Baha’is in Iran face scapegoating, hate incitement amid national crisis, group says
The Baha’i International Community (BIC) said last week that Iran’s authorities were stepping up efforts to scapegoat members of the
Maharashtra origin lawyer becomes New Jersey’s first Muslim woman administrative law judge
by: Mohiyuddin Altamash Lubna Qazi, a lawyer originally from Maharashtra’s Raigad district, has been appointed an administrative law judge (ALJ)
Pro-Palestinian users flock to UpScrolled amid censorship concerns on big platforms
UpScrolled, a social media platform launched last year, has seen a surge in users, particularly those posting pro-Palestinian content, as
Pakistan reopens restored Loh Temple at Lahore Fort, dedicated to Lord Ram’s son
Pakistan has reopened the Loh Temple, dedicated to Lava, one of Lord Ram’s sons, at the historic Lahore Fort in
India urges citizens to leave Iran as protests spread, commercial flights operating
India on Friday advised its citizens to leave Iran amid widening anti-government protests, saying commercial flights were still operating and