Srinagar: Kashmiri journalists are witnessing systemic intimidation and harassment by the authorities for highlighting the Indian atrocities in the territory. According to a research report, journalists are working in trying conditions in Indian Occupied Kashmir. It said, press freedom is under serious threat as raids, summons,
Srinagar: Global journalist bodies have called for release of Kashmiri journalists and have condemned the intimidation and harassment of journalists in Indian Occupied Kashmir. International Journalist Union (IJU) demands immediate release of journalists arrested and detained since 8 October and asked Indian authorities to stop arresting
Gurgaon: Juma prayers were disrupted again, at Gurgaon in the Indian state of Haryana as a mob of extremists Hindus shouted Hindu slogans when the Muslims were offering prayers. According to the details, Muslims peacefully offering namaz on a private property in Gurgaon’s Sector 12-A today
London: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II was back at Windsor Castle on Friday and in good spirits after revelations that she spent the night in a London hospital earlier this week. Buckingham Palace said the 95-year-old British monarch went to the private King Edward VII’s Hospital in
Geneva: The United Nations said it had set up a special trust fund to provide urgently needed cash directly to Afghans through a system tapping into donor funds frozen since the Taliban takeover in August. With the local economy “imploding”, the aim is to inject liquidity
The National Register of Citizens (NRC) following the enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has not only created a state of anxiety among the Indians and a period of political and religious ferment within the country but also has spiked tensions and apprehensions among
London: Overwhelmed, sad, guilty are some of the emotions young people say they feel when they think of climate change and their concerns world leaders will fail to tackle it. Broadly referred to as climate anxiety, research has stacked up to measure its prevalence ahead of
Bucharest: On the day that two Russian fighter jets suddenly scrambled to intercept a US bomber refuelling mid-air near Crimea, US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was visiting three Black Sea states. The high-profile trip for the normally low-key Pentagon chief demonstrated that aside from facing down
Seoul: South Korea launched its first domestically developed space rocket but failed to put its dummy payload into orbit, a setback in the country’s attempts to join the ranks of advanced space-faring nations. The Korea Space Launch Vehicle II, informally called Nuri and emblazoned with a
Washington: Pakistan, Afghanistan and India were among 11 countries singled out by US intelligence agencies on Thursday as being "highly vulnerable" in terms of their ability to prepare for and respond to environmental and societal crises caused by climate change. In a new National Intelligence Estimate,