- Opinions
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 by…
- Opinions
Results will be ‘inclusive’ only if pregnant EVMs allowed normal deliveries
Kulsum Mustafa In just a few hours from now, the UP assembly poll results will start trickling in. By noon tomorrow, it will be clear who will inherit the crown of the…
- Opinions
Who will rule over Uttar Pradesh?
Kulsum Mustafa Victory or defeat, for the secular voter in Uttar Pradesh assembly elections it is Samajwadi Party chief, Akhilesh Yadav who stands out as the undisputed winner. This young politician overcame…
- Opinions
Silent revolution via tactical voting
By D Surender Naik The last phase of polling for the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections 2022, one of the country’s politically relevant elections, has been completed on 7 March. Now all eyes…
- Hyderabad
Back from the war zone: Hyderabadi students recount their Ukrainian ordeal
J.S. Ifthekhar Hyderabad: The neutral stand taken by the Indian Government in the on-going Ukraine war is costing the Indian students holed up there dearly. Many of them are facing the wrath…
- World
Who will be first woman to walk on the moon?
Satyen Mohapatra Nine women are keeping their fingers crossed to be able to achieve something which has never been achieved by any woman in the history of womankind – to be able…
- Opinions
Modi ground-testing Kaashi for 2024?
Kulsum Mustafa Has Prime Minister Narendra Modi already given up on Yogi? Is he now only concerned about his own fate and is wisely taking all measures, like nurturing his own constituency…
- Opinions
Ukraine Muslims are awry of Russian invasion
Syed Ali Mujtaba The Russian invasion of Ukraine on Feb 24, 2022, has brought uncertainties to about 400,000 Muslims, the majority being Crimean Tatar. According to an estimate 100,000 Muslims are living…
- Opinions
Evincing change, UP bureaucracy starts changing gears
Kulsum Mustafa Even before the seven-phase assembly elections draws to a close on 7th March, there is a visible change in the mood shift of the state bureaucracy in Uttar Pradesh. With…
- Opinions
Mamata attacks Yogi, Modi at final phase poll address at Kashi
Kulsum Mustafa Mamata Banerjee, West Bengal chief minister, and star campaigner for Samajwadi Party and Alliance in 2022 UP assembly polls added the requisite gravity to the last phase campaign at Varanasi…
- Health
One billion more will face hearing loss by 2050: WHO
By Satyen Mohapatra One billion more people could face hearing loss globally by 2050 with at least 700 million requiring hearing rehabilitation, according to World Health Organisation. Today an estimated 1.5 billion…
- Opinions
Gujarat Riots 2002: Lessons to learn
Zafarul-Islam Khan After a lull in the wake of Partition riots (1947), India has consistently seen communal, meaning anti-Muslim, riots since early 1960s. Governments and political leaders have been complicit or complacent…
- Opinions
Ukrainian refugee crisis could become Europe’s largest this century
By Satyen Mohapatra The devastation and fast deteriorating situation in Ukraine has led to a large section of population fleeing from the country. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi has…
- Opinions
Safety of cultural artefacts in war torn Ukraine
By Satyen Mohapatra The Russian military marching into Ukraine has created serious apprehensions about a large number of priceless art heritage of Ukraine. Protecting the art treasures in view of the continuing…
- Hyderabad
No discrimination on religious grounds in jobs, asserts Khan, advisor to TS
J.S. Ifthekhar Hyderabad: Minorities in India may face a rough patch sometimes, but when it comes to securing jobs there is no discrimination on the basis of religion and cast. Talent and…
