‘Pandemic a time for humanity to change its very basic philosophy’

New Delhi: The coronavirus pandemic has endangered our basic human rights and liberties and taught us that it is time to change our values, priorities and perspective if humanity is…

UN is ‘saving humanity form hell’, it should be reformed and strengthen

Kalyani Shankar The United Nations will be 75 next month. An organization can be considered to be still young but it is time for stocktaking. The UN came into being…

India

July 27, 2020

Two teen sisters making impact during COVID pandemic

New Delhi: The world is going through a transformational phase that has left a huge impact on people, leaving many struggling for survival. While the government has taken various initiatives…

Policewoman Mahinur Khatun turns messiah for destitutes

Kolkata: Police constable Mahinur Khatun, 37, from West Bengal’s East Burdwan district has been serving the society beyond her call of duty. Growing up in Burdwan, Khatun has achieved a…

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June 15, 2020

The world is changed only by example; never by your opinion

Shafeeq R Mahajir Centuries of struggle saw mankind evolve charters of human rights which protected individual liberty against oppressive and repressive measures by changing political combinations frequently of a lethal…

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June 5, 2020

Cop runs after train to give milk packet to infant, praised

New Delhi: Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday praised an RPF constable who ran behind a moving train to deliver a milk packet for a four-month-old baby. Commendable Deed by…

India

June 3, 2020

JIH services prove virtues of humanity, compassion still alive

By Pervez Bari Bhopal: During the nationwide lockdown because of Coronavirus (Covid-19) the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, (JIH), Bhopal Unit donning the hat of Good Samaritan has proved beyond doubt that the virtues…

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April 22, 2020

Indians buried even Pakistani Kargil soldiers, but now denying last rites to Covid victims

New Delhi: India is a country that gave proper burial to Pakistani soldiers and infiltrators who died in the Kargil War. It’s a country where even Mumbai attack terrorist Ajmal Kasab got…

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April 16, 2020

Humanity and brotherhood trump communal disputes during outbreak

Nihad Amani Mumbai: Even during his pandemic period where communal rhetoric is prominent, India is still witnessing with several people distributing food, ration and also taking part in the burials of…

Counter negative media coverage by serving humanity

By M Tariq Ayubi Aligarh: Meet Furqan Nadwi. He was in the first batch of my students. He, along with some noble souls in Hathras—Hindus and Muslims both—has been helping…

DrRajat discusses one of the most erroneous believes about Quran

Dr Rajat Malhotra of Centre for Peace and Spirituality (CPS) International in this video, discusses one of the most erroneous believes about Quran. Saying that the common belief about the…

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July 23, 2019

Hindus, Muslims join hands to clean the streets of Baripada

ODISHA: Amid beating of gongs, cymbals, blowing of conch shells and ‘hari bol’ chants, Bahuda Yatra or the ‘Return car festival’ of Lord Jagannath, his brother Balabhadra and sister Subhadra,…

India

July 2, 2019

One Needy Person Feeds the Other Ninety-Nine

Delhi: The view deters, of people squatting for food in front of hotels by the lanes of Matia Mahal, disturbing my inner peace, raising the question of our duty towards…

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June 15, 2019

Ola cab driver Asif Iqbal’s goodwill gesture winning hearts on internet

MUMBAI: The heartwarming story of Ola cab driver Asif Iqbal Abdul Gaffar Pathan from Mumbai is going viral after a passenger tweeted about leaving his wallet in the cab. On…