- India
‘The Kashmir Files’: MP IAS Officer urges director to make film on killings of Muslims too
By Pervez Bari Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh IAS officer Niyaz Khan is in the news for his temerity to urge the producers of “The Kashmir Files” to make another film on the “killings…
- Featured News
Post-Punjab win, what will AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal do next?
By Kalyani Shankar Will the Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal emerge as a challenger to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Congress Party, or both? No doubt winning Punjab will encourage him to…
- India
Muslim crisis hindering Indian Ambassador posting in Saudi Arabia
By Irfan Mohammed Hyderabad: Time and again Muslim crisis erupted in the ministry of external affairs for choosing top diplomatic positions in Saudi Arabia. The latest transfer of Ambassador Dr. Ausaf Sayeed…
- Opinions
Quranhub reading features
New Delhi: Quranhub App for Android and iOS brings a unique experience of reading the Quran. Glorious Quran is the final book from Almighty Allah and it’s the guidance for mankind, and…
- Opinions
Mallu Swarajyam: The iron lady of Telangana armed struggle
By A S Kashyap It was only on Saturday morning my 85-year-old mother was recalling the turbulent period of the Telangana armed struggle, in which my father late A Seshagiri Rao –…
- World
US-sponsored bioweapons programme in Ukraine
Satyen Mohapatra Even though Russia bolstered its arguments justifying its fear of biological weapons in Ukraine at the United Nations Security Council meeting on Friday, the Security Council showed its helplessness, and…
- India
Insufficient sleep impacts quality of life badly, reveals AIG Hospitals survey
P S Jayaram Hyderabad: In a disturbing finding, at least 47 per cent of the Indian population has been found to suffer from lack of sleep that has an impact on their…
- Opinions
Opinion: The Karnataka HC’s Hijab ruling shows a larger design
By Maleeha Fatima Hyderabad: It is indeed tempting to label the Karnataka high court’s ruling that favored a ban on the Hijab, imposed by colleges in Karnataka, as an unlawful act or…
- Featured News
Jeddawis and CGI pay glowing tributes to “People’s Ambassador” Dr. Ausaf Sayeed
By Abdul Rahman M. Baig Jeddah – Glowing tributes were paid to the outgoing Indian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Dr. Ausaf Sayeed, at an impressive event here recently. The event was organized…
- Opinions
Communalism has scored over issues of caste, unemployment and progress in UP
By Sharfuddin Ahmad The electoral results happened as expected; The opportunists and secularists aspire no confidence to be an alternative to the BJP. The results of assembly elections of five states UP,…
- Opinions
Time running out for Congress
Satyen Mohapatra The time has come for the grand old party – Congress to start from the scratch if it wants to remain a viable political party in India. The virtual washout…
- Opinions
Let us be human first and foremost
Asif Khan A retired septuagenarian man moved to a remote neighborhood in Hyderabad to be away from the boisterous city life. In the beginning it was challenging to while away the time,…
- Books
Love: unfettered longing and beyond
Shafey Kidwai Since time gone by, humans have been enchanted by something that defies exclusivity of body and the spirit simultaneously and deflates the myth that cause-and-effect shape human thoughts and action.…
- India
MANUU’s Bhopal Regional Centre to hold seminar on NEP on March 14, 15
By Pervez Bari Bhopal: A two-day seminar on “New Education Policy 2020 and the Role of Urdu Medium Education in Achieving Development Mission” is being here on March 14 & 15. The…
- Opinions
Does Punjab win make Kejriwal PM contender?
Satyen Mohapatra In the midst of the historic record breaking win in Punjab elections by the Aam Aadmi Party which swept the state, spokesperson of the party Raghav Chadha on a TV…
