London: A royal aide who resigned after asking a Black British charity director where she was “really” from at a palace reception apologized in person and promised to educate herself about racism.
United Nations: The resumption of public floggings and executions in Afghanistan must stop immediately, a group of UN human rights experts said in an appeal to the ruling Taliban leadership.
Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif lauded the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for its “principled position and consistent support” for the resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute.
New Delhi: Indian troops 'illegally' crossed the border in Arunachal's Tawang and "obstructed" Chinese troops, triggering a fresh stand-off last week, reported news agency AFP. This comes hours after the country claimed that the situation along the border with India is stable.
Islamabad: Pakistan rejected the Indian criticism of Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto's remarks calling PM Narendra Modi "butcher of Gujrat" and said that no verbosity can hide the crimes of the “Saffron terrorists” in the country.
Ankara: “International Kashmir Congress is something that we should be very proud to have been associated with. Hopefully, we can look back on this conference as a turning point in the struggle for Kashmiri liberation.
The promise of an impartial judiciary free of executive or otherwise influence is one of the cornerstones of modern democracy which promises equality to and of all before the rule of law. The measure of trust and confidence of the people in the judiciary and
Gujarat: Back in 2012, a fake passport in the name of actor Aishwarya Rai Bachchan was found in Gujrat. A decade later, the Bollywood star has yet again fallen prey to the same. A counterfeit passport of Aishwarya was recently found by the Uttar Pradesh
New Delhi: The gruesome gang rape and murder of a young woman in Delhi sent shockwaves around the world, bringing under a spotlight the frightening levels of violence against women in India.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Saturday dismissed a petition filed by Bilkis Bano seeking to review the May 2022 judgement which held that Gujarat had the appropriate jurisdiction to decide on the premature release of 11 men convicted of gangraping her and murdering her