Indian Muslim man stabbed 15 times in suspected hate attack. Bystanders disarmed the suspect before police reached Valley Fair Mall, according to details revealed in court records following the stabbing. A shocking hate-fueled attack in Utah has left a Muslim man fighting through a long recovery after, according to court records, a 48-year-old suspect told […]
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Akal Takht leader announces Shaheedi memorial amid Satluj row ZEE5 removed the film in India two days after release following the Information Ministry’s security concerns over its content. On a riverbank where currents carry memory as much as water, the Akal Takht’s chief priest offered a solemn pledge that aims to stitch a painful past
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India vows support for every seafarer after Hormuz death The move follows escalating maritime tensions in West Asia after attacks on two merchant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The image of a lone lifejacket bobbing in an uneasy sea has re-entered the national consciousness. After the deadly missile strikes in the Strait of Hormuz
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Meta responds to government notice over WhatsApp username feature row WhatsApp sought more time to respond, assuring the government it would not launch the username feature in India before discussions conclude. New Delhi — A fresh chapter opened this week in the growing regulatory tussle between India and Meta after WhatsApp submitted its formal reply
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Government Seeks Meta’s Explanation on WhatsApp Usernames WhatsApp plans to launch usernames this year, letting users chat securely without sharing their personal phone numbers with others. New Delhi — India’s government on Wednesday moved quickly to halt the full rollout of WhatsApp’s new username feature, issuing a formal notice to Meta and ordering the company
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Ukrainian drone strikes deepen Russia’s growing summer fuel crisis Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries have disrupted fuel supplies, deepening the country’s growing summer fuel crisis. The sight of long lines at Russian petrol stations — drivers hunched over steering wheels, weary faces in the sun, tempers fraying — feels jarringly out of step
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Suspected arson damages Islamic prayer hall in Dublin, sparks concern A man in his 40s was charged after a fire damaged Dublin’s Al Madinah Hall, in a suspected arson case under investigation. A calm Monday afternoon in central Dublin turned tense when a fire ripped through Al Madinah Hall, an Islamic prayer space on Talbot
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Six killed in Germany youth welfare centre shooting, community left shaken Gunman reportedly faced bitter custody battle over his infant daughter A small town outside Hamburg was shaken on Monday when a man embroiled in a bitter custody dispute opened fire inside a child welfare centre, killing six people and wounding another before being arrested.
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Donation theft row sparks fresh controversy at India’s iconic Ram Temple Two and a half years after Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the new Ram temple in Ayodhya with great fanfare, the site that was meant to cement a long-awaited chapter in India’s cultural politics has been dragged into a fresh controversy. Allegations that donations—cash,
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Rohingya families in Hyderabad remain stranded, seeking stability In Hyderabad, uncertainty haunts Rohingya families beyond poverty Hyderabad: In a narrow classroom in Hyderabad’s Old City, 19-year-old Anam* now teaches the same children she once sat beside. She scored 84 percent in her Intermediate exams and, for a while, the path ahead looked ordinary: college applications,
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