Bengaluru: Several prominent citizens and intellectuals have, through a petition, demanded the repeal of all anti-conversion laws in India. The petition initiated by the National Solidarity Forum (NSF), a network of civil rights groups and individuals, has called for joining hands to defend the values enshrined

Islamabad: Foreign Office Spokesperson Asim Iftikhar said that India is attempting to portray a false sense of normalcy in Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir to mislead the international community. Addressing a weekly briefing, the spokesperson highlighted the occupied territory has been turned into one of the

Peshawar: Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby participated mass at All Saints Church here and gave a message of peace and religious harmony to people, especially in the context of war between Russia and Ukraine. During his brief visit to Peshawar, he met with the relatives of

Haryana: The northern state of Haryana became the 11th Indian state to consider enacting a law against religious conversions amid protests by opposition members who called it “divisive politics.” The pro-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government introduced the Haryana Prevention of Unlawful Conversion of Religious Bill,

Kolkata: An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldier shot dead his colleague and later killed himself in West Bengal Indian state. The BSF soldier shot himself dead after killing his colleague at a camp in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district on Monday, officials said. The incident took place

Meerut:  A 16-year-old Dalit school girl died after she was raped and forced to consume poison by an upper caste Hindu student in Indian State Utter Pardesh. The girl had gone missing from class and was found in an unconscious state in an agriculture field on

Islamabad: Two decades after the Gujarat riots which killed 790 Muslims in 2002, India continues on the deadly path of Muslim genocide under the patronage of Narendra Modi, the flag bearer of Hindu supremacy. The riots were triggered with the burning of a Sabarmati Express train

Vatican City: In a concrete gesture of closeness to the people of Ukraine, Pope Francis, through the Office of Papal Charities, has donated medical supplies to Ukrainian refugees who are been forced into difficult situations because of the war. The donations were brought on Wednesday to

Kiev: Amid reports of dwindling food supplies in embattled areas in Ukraine, the World Food Programme (WFP) began ramping up operations, warning that the conflict could have consequences beyond the country. Ukraine has long been the “breadbasket” of Europe, but the fighting could disrupt global wheat

London: Britain be able to move more quickly to sanction Russian businessmen over President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine as a result of new legal measures which will be sent to parliament next week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said. Asked by foreign correspondents in London