New Delhi: More than half of Indian Army personnel seem to be under severe stress and the Army has been losing more personnel every year due to suicides, fratricides and untoward incidents than in response to any enemy or terrorist activities, according to the findings
London: Another round of Khalistan referendum was held on Sunday in Luton and Leeds, United Kingdom. The Sikh community cast the ballot in the referendum from 10 am to 5 pm at Guru Nanak Gurdwada in Luton and Sikh Temple Chapel Town Road in Leeds. With
Bhopal: The final day of the winter session of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly saw repeated disruptions from Congress MLAs from the tribal community who alleged that the Shivraj Singh government was cutting down the budget meant for their community gradually over the years. Brandishing Rs 400
London: With 20,000 votes in favour of Khalistan state cast by the British Sikh community at four venues on the eve of New Year, the overall figure of votes cast in the Khalistan Referendum crossed the 200,000 mark. As the British Sikh community rounded the year
Madhya Pradesh: Leader of Opposition Kamal Nath has termed the state government anti-tribal as it has made provision of Rs 400 only for tribal welfare in supplementary budget. 'The government that has spent over Rs 100 crore on Janjatiya Gaurav Diwas has allotted only Rs 400
Chandigarh: Sikh activists of Punjab will carry out a car rally on January 11 2022 (tomorrow) from Shri Jyoti Sroop Sahib to Governor House Chandigarh. The rally aims to spread awareness about the cause of Sikh prisoners who are not being released from various Indian
New Delhi: Former naval chief and senior military commander Arun Prakash has warned that India could descend into civil war as political leadership of the country had failed to condemn the recent genocide calls against Muslims by Hindu hardliners. Leaders of several far-right Hindu groups had
Mary Hunter Held at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London, voting occurred between 9am and 7pm The referendum had been organised by the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), which is based in the US, and the voting was monitored by the Punjab Referendum Commission. The results are
Male: The opposition Progressive National Coalition has said that the police had required for their “India Out” slogans on their t-shirts to only be written in Maldivian-language lettering. The opposition PPM’s spokesperson, Heena Waleed, told The Maldives Journal that 7 people had been arrested at the
Hamdhan Shakeel Domestic unrest and political upheaval along with countless human rights violations and a massive siege against the free press along with its increasingly aggressive foreign policy has made India one of the biggest contributing factors for regional instability. However, the greatest singular source of