Qaisar Mansoor UN General Assembly has unanimously adopted a landmark resolution introduced by Pakistan on behalf of the OIC countries designating 15 March as the “International Day to Combat Islamophobia”. The resolution strongly deplores all acts of violence against persons on the basis of their religion
United Nations: Pakistan played a key role, both in and out of the United Nations, in the adoption of March 15 as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia. Earlier, Pakistan presented a resolution in the UN General Assembly that called for designating a special day for
Islamabad: The missile allegedly fired from Indian into Pakistan accidentally has exposed the flawed and unsafe missile system of India. Indian Defence Ministry o admitted that India’s military accidentally fired a missile into Pakistan. On 9 Mar 2022 at 06:43 pm, a high speed missile suddenly
Christopher Clary With global attention fixed on Ukraine, you could be forgiven for missing something that would have been major news in more normal times: An Indian cruise missile landed in Pakistan last week. It appears to have been an accident and, thankfully, it appears to
New Delhi: Facebook advertisement policies gave the Bharatiya Janata Party an “unfair advantage” over other political competitors in Indian elections, showed a series of stories by The Reporters’ Collective. The reports, which were published by Al Jazeera, examined 5 lakh political advertisements placed on Facebook and
New Delhi: “They are growing their population while you are watching a movie. If all [Hindu] young men must marry their [Muslim] girls and give birth to [Hindu] children, marry their girls, in three generations their [Muslim] population will be halved,” declares a man at
Bengaluru: The Muslim community in Karnataka has decided to protest against the Karnataka High Court’s order disallowing students from wearing the hijab in pre-university colleges that have a prescribed uniform. The HC had ruled that wearing the hijab wasn’t an ‘essential religious practice’ in Islam, and
Uttar Pradesh: By March 28, 2022, it will be three months since the Muslim community in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh lost the only concrete road connecting their village to the big market in Dadri city. The 100-year-old route was disconnected after the construction of a cement
New Delhi: On the verdict of the Karnataka High Court upholding ban on hijab in educational institutions, constitutional experts and legal scholars have said that banning hijab lies beyond the state’s power as lawyers and judges have little knowledge about religious matters. The British Broadcasting Corporation
Kiev: Russia and Ukraine both emphasised new-found scope for compromise on Wednesday as peace talks were set to resume three weeks into a Russian assault that has so far failed to topple the Ukrainian government. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said the talks were becoming "more realistic",