The date 22 October 1947 will forever remain a Black Day in the history of Jammu and Kashmir. On this day, Pakistan, in a deliberate…
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In the tapestry of India’s freedom struggle, countless heroes sacrificed their lives for the dream of a free and united nation. Among them, Ashfaqullah Khan…
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In the modern history of the Muslim world, few figures embody the harmony of intellect, faith, and political courage as powerfully as Alija Izetbegović, the…
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In the arid deserts of Israel, where water scarcity has always been a way of life, necessity has birthed some of the world’s most advanced…
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Poll bugle has been sounded in Bihar with poll dates announcement. The state and the rest of India will be in the grip of Bihar…
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Bihar has long been a barometer of north Indian politics. It is also home to one of India’s largest Muslim populations about 16.9% per the…
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On October 9, 2025, Afghanistan’s Taliban foreign minister arrived in New Delhi, the first Taliban leader to visit India since Kabul fell in 2021. New…
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South Asia has long been the cradle of a deeply spiritual, inclusive, and pluralistic form of Islam rooted in Sufism. From the shrines of Khwaja…
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West Asia is again on edge, with Iraq drawn into regional turbulence after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the United Nations on September…
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