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Indian Muslims who fought against Jinnah’s two-nation theory
In the 1940s, as a colonial India inched closer to her independent future, a part of her was weakened by politics of religion. Fuelled by the insecurity of Muslims not surviving in…
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75 years of Independence: Muslim women in India’s freedom struggle
As India celebrates 75 years of Independence the country often recalls those that were instrumental in the country’s freedom struggle. But often those who aren’t talked about enough evanesce into the archives…
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Is Desh ka yaaro kya kehna: How songs cemented patriotic passion in India
Throughout the course of history as our freedom fighters struggled to overthrow the British rulers, our poets, writers and filmmakers too staged their own duels with the foreign overlords. In 1931 when the famous…
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At your doorstep, a Hyderabad-based startup offers cupping therapy
Hyderabad: How often do women face challenges in order to get a particular treatment? This precise question led city-based student entrepreneur Fatima Khadar to come up with the Cupping.app, an application offering…
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Those who spurned vivisection in 1947 and stayed in India
Firoz Bakht Ahmed Jo chala gaya usey bhool ja/ Hind ko apni Jannat bana! – Maulana Azad (Forget all those who had left/ Treat India as your only trust) “For a Muslim,…
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International Business Summit develops roadmap for Muslim businesses
Hyderabad: A roadmap for the development of entrepreneurial skills and competencies among Muslims to overcome emerging business challenges was given shape at the International Business Summit 2022 on Saturday. The second day…
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Well-known writer, academic Shafey Kidwai to chair Qatar-based literary organisation
Aligarh: A well-known writer and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) faculty member, Prof M Shafey Kidwai has been appointed as the Chairman of the renowned Qatar-based literary organisation ‘Majlis-e-Frogh-e-Urdu Adab’. MFUA had the…
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International Business Summit 2022 begins; to help Muslims understand the market better
Hyderabad: A concerted effort is on to provide a platform to minority-led businesses to grow and prosper in the country. A paradigm shift is sought to be brought about in the Muslim…
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Uniqueness of Indian culture: Hussaini Brahmins are Hindus but observe Muslim traditions
Syed Ali Mujtaba The community of Hussaini Brahmins is not well known in the country. They are Hindus but also have faith in Imam Hussain, the grandson of Prophet Mohammad. They pay…
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Silent Valley: This Kerala rainforest will leave you stunned!
Hush, don’t even whisper, it seems too loud. Quiet, just be quiet and feel the silent hum of nature. Feel the breeze puffing on your face, feel the scents of the gentle…
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Putin’s attack on Ukraine results in NATO alliance becoming stronger
While the Ukrainian war seems to be slowly moving into the long wintery spell, no settlement seems to be forthcoming soon. The way it has played out was not envisaged by any…
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The world’s biggest ice sheet is more vulnerable to global warming than scientists previously thought
Durham (UK): The eastern two-thirds of Antarctica is covered by an ice sheet so large that if it melted the sea would rise by 52 Most scientists had once thought this ice…
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Chinese Ship ‘Yuan Wang 5’ and India-Sri Lanka-China Triangle
A Chinese Ship Yuan Wang 5’ is scheduled to arrive at Hambantota port of Sri Lanka on August 11 and stay there till August 17. The Chinese ship is coming mainly for…
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The FAQs of hoisting the national flag
Hyderabad: As India celebrates its 75th Independence Day, the Union government launched a new initiative, “Har Ghar Tiranga” and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to Indians to display the national flag…
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JP movement to Advani rath yatra: How Bihar events have influenced national politics!
New Delhi: Bihar is no stranger to being at the centre of a tectonic shift in national politics fuelled by turbulent regional forces. On Tuesday, a day filled with high drama, Chief…
