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New Delhi: Journalist Mohammed Zubair was on Monday sent to judicial custody for 14 days by a court in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri in a case registered against him in September for fact-checking a report carried by Sudarshan News about the Israel-Palestine dispute. The court will
New Delhi: With saffron flags in hand and chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram’ reverberating in the air, members of different Hindu right-wing groups marched on the streets of central Delhi on July 9. After the disparaging remarks BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma made about the Prophet, the
Srinagar: Grief-stricken cries emanate from the corner window of a single-storied house in Srinagar’s Natipora locality. Then they crash into the high walls of the double- and triple-storied houses of the locality before melting into the hot, humid air. Across the black metal gate, which separates
New Delhi: A Muslim family in Uttar Pradesh’s Pratapgarh city has claimed that shops owned by them were partially bulldozed on July 4 after it came to be known that a member of the family is in an inter-faith relationship with a Hindu woman. Police
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Addis Ababa: Ethiopians have been subjected to “extreme brutality and cruelty” by government forces and rebel groups active in violent conflicts across the country, a state-affiliated independent human rights watchdog said. The Ethiopian Human Rights Commission said its latest report documented violations including widespread murder and
Washington: President Joe Biden defended his decision to travel to Saudi Arabia saying human rights would be on his agenda as he gave a preview of a trip on which he aims to reset ties with the crown prince, who he previously denounced as a
Jumaina Siddiqui Pakistan is in the midst of a terrible heatwave, with the temperatures in parts of the country exceeding 120 F. April was the hottest month in the past 61 years, until May came along and saw warmer temperatures. At least 65 people have reportedly
New York: Nearly a third of all women in developing countries start having children at the age of 19 or younger, and nearly half of first births are to children or girls aged 17 or under, new research released by UNFPA, the United Nations sexual
London: A UK-based pro-Palestinian humanitarian charity has raised £15,000 ($18,044) to provide medical aid for Palestinian communities at a gala dinner, organizers have said. About 250 guests attended the “Come Dine for Palestine” event hosted by Medical Aid for Palestine, in Walthamstow, London, organizers said that
Vienna: Iran has escalated its uranium enrichment further with the use of advanced machines at its underground Fordow plant in a setup that can more easily change between enrichment levels, the UN atomic watchdog said in a report. Western diplomats have long expressed concern about devices
Colombo: Calm returned to the streets of Sri Lanka's commercial capital Colombo on Sunday and protesters were jubilant as President Gotabaya Rajapaksa agreed to resign after his house was stormed amid outrage over the South Asia nation's collapsing economy. Protesters, many wrapped in the Sri Lanka