New Delhi: UAE princess Hend bint Faisal Al Qasim has lashed out at an organizer for inviting Indian television anchor Sudhir Chaudhary to her country despite the latter’s role in promoting Islamophobia through his TV broadcasts. The princess reminded the organiser how the controversial TV anchor
London: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to repeal three controversial farm laws against which farmers have protested for over a year after seeing tens of thousands of Sikhs in Europe and America coming out in protest against the BJP government and then huge participation
Mumbai: For eight straight days, household goods salesman Vipresh Shah has failed to sell a single pack of Dettol soap to the storekeepers who have been buying from him ever since he took over his family business as a teenager, 14 years ago. Shah is an
London: A protest was held at the general consulate of India against the murder of innocent Kashmiris under fake encounters. The protestors demanded an immediate end to the occupation of Kashmir and called for a plebecite for the Kashmiri people's right of self-determination.Protestors raised concerns
Anil Sharma Fresh allegations of forged invoices and a middleman have emerged in the scandal of India’s multi-billion-dollar purchase of Rafale fighter jets from France. Investigative journalists working for the French Mediapart online news portal claim the deal for 36 aircraft involved offshore companies, dubious contracts and
Islamabad: In response to highly irresponsible and provocative statements by the Indian defence minister made a day earlier, Pakistan said that it is "fully prepared" to respond to Indian aggression, but will continue to act responsibly and work to promote peace. "While fully prepared to respond
Madhya Pradesh: In the latest episode of caste-based violence, a Dalit labourer Ashok Saket’s hand was chopped off by his upper-caste Hindu employer when he demanded his wages in Madhya Pradesh’s Rewa district. The incident happened in Dolmau village on 21 November. Saket was admitted to
Srinagar: Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK) has an unemployment rate of 22.2 percent for the month of October which is the highest among all states and union territories of the country. According to the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) figures, Indian Occupied Kashmir has a 22.2
New Delhi: Last year, 20-year-old Junaid Rashid, a former college student, was killed in a shoot-out with the Indian military in the Shopian district in Indian administered Kashmir was buried in Handwara, a town day-drive away from his town. Junaid’s father Abdul Rashid Wani, who was
Geneva: Nepal has made no progress on justice for crimes under international law in the 15 years since the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), Amnesty International, the International Commission of Jurists, Human Rights Watch, and TRIAL International said. The 2006 agreement ended a decade