Rifat Fareed A clampdown on communications services in Indian-administered Kashmir leaves pharmacists unable to contact their suppliers. Srinagar, Indian-administered Kashmir – Mushtaq Ahmad set out from his village in northern Tangmarg on Saturday for the arduous journey to India-administered Kashmir’s biggest city of Srinagar in order to find medicine for […]
Source: hindustantimes.com Many hands are coming forward to help the flood-affected people in western Maharashtra with cash and kind. In Pune, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat India undertook an initiative through its auxiliary organisation ‘Humanity First India’, to assist the flood-hit by providing food and essential commodities. A team of volunteers, […]
Source: alhakam.org Information acquired from Al Fazl, 5,8,12 and 15 January 1920 This year, prior to the Jalsa days, a heavy spell of rain perturbed the organisers. They faced harsh circumstances and it was assumed that the tough weather conditions may stop many attendees to travel to Qadian for Jalsa. […]
‘The Bengal Diaspora: Rethinking Muslim Migration’ fills what is missing in existing Partition Studies and speaks to our times. Rituparna Roy “Our focus on Muslim migration is deliberate. It […]
Madhuri Vijay’s debut novel balances the personal and the political with assurance Nikesh Shukla Sun 30 Jun 2019 T his impressive debut from the Indian writer Madhuri Vijay is […]
‘The Mughal Feast’ by Salma Yusuf Husain recreates the Persian recipe book ‘Nuskha-e-Shahjahani’. Salma Yusuf HusainUpdated The silver twilight of Mughal civilization began with Shah Jahan. Delhi was now a […]
Arundhati Roy The Booker-winning Indian author casts an exacting eye over inequality, gender politics and imperialism Bidisha Sun 16 Jun Arundhati Roy at the time of her protests against […]
India used to figure prominently in previous such reports on the issue of attacks against woman, the rights of children and corruption. The report for 2018 released on Thursday makes […]
By Vineet Khare; BBC Hindi, Uttarakhand A helpless anger pervades the Dalit community in the remote Indian village of Kot. Last month, a group of upper-caste men allegedly beat up […]
May 21, 2019 (reuters_tickers) By Krishna N. Das, Zeba Siddiqui and Aftab Ahmed NAYABANS, India (Reuters) – Muslims in Nayabans, an unremarkable village in northern India, say they remember a […]
THIS CONTENT WAS PUBLISHED ON APRIL 8, 2019 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (C), chief of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Amit Shah (2-R), India’s Home Minister Rajnath […]
On Sunday, Chaudhry took a dig at PM Modi after Swaraj sought a report in connection with the abduction, forced conversion and underage marriage of two teenage Hindu girls in […]
THIS CONTENT WAS PUBLISHED ON MARCH 22, 2019 FILE PHOTO: Passengers disembark the India-Pakistan ‘friendship bus’ under police guard at a rest stop in Sirhind, India, March 15, 2019. […]
Qadian : Expressing concern over health hazards caused by rampant use of chemical fertilisers, pesticides and also poor harvests due to continued crop yield by the farmers, a Swiss national […]
Far away from the backpackers, yoga retreats and call centres modern India is famous for, there is another India – and it is ready for conflict Muddassar Ahmed “All wars […]
Mar 02,2019 – JORDAN TIMES – EDITORIAL India and Pakistan have traded aerial attacks on each other’s territory, with both sides claiming they shot down attacking warplanes. This may look […]
Source: Independent Signing up to the ‘war on terror’ – especially ‘Islamist terror’ – may seem natural for two states built on colonial partition whose security is threatened by Muslim neighbour By […]
Feb 24,2019 – JORDAN TIMES – EDITORIAL India and Pakistan are, once again, at each other’s throat, this time after Islamabad was accused by New Delhi as having been behind […]
Wam/Web Report/Abu Dhabi/New Delhi Filed on February 23, 2019 (Mofa file) The theme will be ’50 years of Islamic cooperation: Road map for prosperity and development’. Abu Dhabi will host […]
Anthony Dosseto A new report has warned that even if global warming is held at 1.5℃, we will still lose a third of the glaciers in the Hindu […]
