Raipur: As Umar Khalid, the JNU student who is in jail on the charges of sedition took the name of AAP leader and tribal activist Soni Sori in his speech on the college campus, it has become even more important for the Bastar police to solve the case of attackContinue Reading
Patna boy pens fictional novel on hostility differently abled people faceContinue Reading
‘A police force that is divided on caste lines cannot be expected to work in unison’Continue Reading
Kolkata: Eighteen-year-old Sataparna Mukherjee, a Class 12 student from a village around 30km from Kolkata, has been selected by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) for its prestigious Goddard Internship Programme under the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS). She is among five scholars chosen from across the worldContinue Reading
There is speculation that Ram Madhvani’s Neerja, running at 122 minutes is all about family more than the incident itself, the plight of the passengers, the crew and above all it’s too Neerja Bhanot cantered. The film revolves around the Libya backed Abu Nidal Organization’s hijacking of Pan Am FlightContinue Reading
While realising his dream projects, the Chief Minister fails to see the plight of the poor, he said.Continue Reading
Geneva: One eight-year-old was repeatedly sold and raped, while another girl set herself on fire to make herself less attractive to her terrorist captors. These are only two of the more than 1,400 horror stories German doctor Jan Ilhan Kizilhan has heard first-hand from Yazidi women and girls once enslavedContinue Reading
London: Minor Muslim girls in the UK as young as 11 are being forced to marry men living abroad via the internet notwithstanding a ban on forced marriage in the country. Imams in the UK and abroad have been conducting ceremonies using Skype — so girls can be married remotelyContinue Reading
Thrissur: ‘’Kerala is a state where religions share traditions. I am glad that the Muziris project seeks to bring alive the wonderful mosaic of cultural influences. Churches light oil lamps and raise flags as is done in Hindu temples. Similarly, Cheraman mosque has an oil lamp which is always lit,’’Continue Reading
Raipur: A women’s group has criticized the Chhattisgarh government for not arresting the attackers of tribal social activist Soni Sori. “It is unfortunate that the Chhattisgarh police couldn’t arrest the criminals who assaulted the Adivasi (tribal )activist Soni Sori by smearing black chemical liquid on her face” said Shahira Banu,Continue Reading