London: Two of naturalist Charles Darwin’s notebooks that were reported stolen from Cambridge University’s library have been returned, two decades after they disappeared. The university said that the manuscripts were left in the library inside a pink gift bag, along with a note wishing the librarian

Koppal: Following the boycott of a Dalit family by villagers, the subsequent police action against the practice of untouchability has put at risk the future of the victim family in the village in Koppal district of Karnataka. The police and Dalit organizations supported the Dalit

New Delhi: In a recent debate over Islamic prayers and religious practices, Karnataka's Minister KS Eshwarappa labelled the Muslim call to prayer, Azaan, as a source of disturbance for students, patients, and the elderly, NDTV reported. Previously, hijab, halal meat, and Muslim traders have been considered

Srinagar: RSS backed Narendra Modi-led fascist Indian government is applying every brutal tactic to convert the Muslim majority of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir into a minority. According to a research reports, Modi regime has intensified the genocide of Kashmiris after abrogating the special status

Mumbai: India’s first case of coronavirus variant XE was detected in Mumbai on Wednesday, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said. However, the Union Health Ministry has said that the variant is of a different genetic composition than XE. A spokesperson from the ministry said the samples “were

Luckhnow:  Rightwing Bharatiya Janata Party leader, Sangeet Som, and his supporters have vadalised a Muslim food vendor’s stall and looted his cart in the BJP-ruled Indian state Utter Pradesh. According to the details, the poor Muslim youth, Muhammad Sajid, selling vegetable biryani, not mutton or beef

New Delhi: Questioning the Uttar Pradesh (UP) government’s inaction in the case of bail granted to the Union minister’s son Ashish Mishra, the Supreme Court on Monday, April 4, said that it expected the UP government to act on the suggestion of the Special Investigation

United Nations: Pakistan told the United Nations Disarmament Commission that India’s violations of UN Security Council resolutions on Kashmir posed a threat to regional and international peace, and urged the world community to call out it’s willful defiance of international legality. “Failure to do so entails

New Delhi: Five journalists, including four Muslim journalists, were allegedly beaten up by a right-wing mob during the Hindu Mahapanchyat event organised at Burari on Sunday, April 3. The journalists include freelancers Arbab Ali and Meer Faisal, photojournalist Mohd Meherbaan and The Quint’s principal correspondent