Amritsar: A man has been beaten to death at one of Sikhism’s holiest shrines in India after he allegedly attempted to commit a sacrilegious act by trespassing into an inner shrine, according to local media reports. Police said the incident took place on Saturday at about
Seoul: In an unexpected part of the world, a protest was held in Seoul, South Korea demanding the release of Kashmiri human rights activist Khurram Parvez. People displayed banners reading, “Release Khurram Parvez” outside the Indian embassy in the South Korea capital. “The JusPeace Foundation in South
Amritsar: Farmers, supported by women, under the banner of Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee started their ‘rail roko’ protest on the railway tracks near Devidaspura village demanding complete loan waiver of farm community and fulfillment of other demands. The committee leaders stated that the protest on the
New Delhi: Here are the latest updates on the new coronavirus variant: India currently has 200 cases of the Omicron variant of Covid-19, the Union health ministry said on Tuesday. Cases of the new variant have been reported from 12 states and Union Territories. Maharashtra and
London: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s reiteration of support for Kashmir cause at the special OIC summit held in Islamabad to discuss situation in Afghanistan is welcome and encouraging. President Tehreek-e-Kashmir TeK United Kingdom Raja Fahim Kayani said in a statement that reiteration of the right
Odisha: In yet another example of police brutality, villagers from Dhinkia in Odisha were beaten up by the state police on December 20, 2021 during a mass demonstration, where the villagers were condemning institutional oppression. Gathering near the Mahala villager border at 2 PM on Monday
New Delhi: In utter violation of right to freedom of expression, India has blocked two Kashmir related websites — Kashmir Global and Kashmir Watch —and 20 YouTube channels. Indian ministry of information and broadcasting ordered blocking of two Kashmir related websites and 20 YouTube channels. In
Washington: Newly obtained Pentagon documents show that the US air wars in the Middle East have been marked by "deeply flawed intelligence" and resulted in thousands of civilian deaths, including many children, the New York Times reported. It said a trove of confidential documents covering more
London: A new photo showing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson not following government advice on socializing back in 2020, when only two people were allowed to meet in public due to coronavirus pandemic, sparked a fresh controversy in the UK. The photograph exclusively shared by The
London: Women around the world will take turns fasting for 24 hours in a show of solidarity with detained British-Iranian national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and to pressure the British government to do more to secure her release. The campaign, led by women’s rights group FiLiA, follows a