London: Doctors are not attending to pregnant refugees who arrive in Britain until weeks after their arrival, and they are being deprived of food, officials have alleged. A first-time mother who was 38 weeks pregnant was not seen by a doctor for several weeks after making
Washington: The United States reached 800,000 coronavirus-related deaths, according to a Reuters tally, as the nation braces for a potential surge in infections due to more time spent indoors with colder weather and the highly transmissible omicron variant of the virus. The milestone means the US
Jaipur: India is a country of Hindus and not Hindutvavadis, who can do anything to remain in power, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said. “This is a country of Hindus and not Hindutvavadis. Since 2014, it’s the Hindutvavadis who are in power, and not Hindus. We need
New Delhi: A large number of Indians believe that the demolition of Babri Masjid in 1991 strained the relations between Hindus and Muslims across the country, reported a poll conducted by Indo-Asian News Service. The IANS-CVoter snap poll conducted using random sampling on December 5, 2021
By Shambhavi Siddhi Since the demolition of Babri Masjid in 1992 and the Supreme Court’s decision to construct Ram Mandir on the land where once the Masjid stood, Hindutva groups have been claiming sites, where mosques are standing, as Hindu sacred sites. Various Hindutva forces have
Multan: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi regretted that India was not even issuing visas to pilgrims to attend religious functions in Pakistan when Islamabad, on the other hand, was relaxing its visa policy for Indians. This was said by the foreign minister during the concluding session
Islamabad: The Foreign Secretary, Sohail Mahmood received a four-member delegation of the United States Senate at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The delegation included Senators Angus King, Richard Burr, John Cornyn and Benjamin Sasse. The Foreign Secretary also briefed the delegation about unabated gross human rights
Male: India has advised the Solih administration to label the supporters and activists of “India Out”; the local movement that calls for the removal of Indian military personnel and assets from the Maldives and the cancellation of all secret military agreements signed between the Solih
New Delhi: Eight Indians have been arrested for making “offensive” social media posts about the death of the country's military chief in a helicopter crash, according to officials speaking to AFP on Monday and local reports. General Bipin Rawat, who was killed along with his wife
Srinagar: An Indian Army Havaldar committed suicide by shooting himself in Kupwara district in Indian Illegally Occupied Kashmir (IIOJK). The Havildar ranked non-commissioned officer committed suicide by shooting himself with his AK 47 rifle inside his camp at Drangyari Chowkibal area of the district, early morning,