Article Raies Ahmed In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, congestion in jails and infection of inmates at large scale have triggered concern among the general public about the safety of Hurriyat leaders and activists. Ruwa Shah, daughter of illegally detained prominent APHC leader, Altaf Ahmed Shah, in a tweet …
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Article Ram Kelkar The saying “when you point a finger, there are three fingers pointing back at you” is attributed to the Navajo people of the American Southwest. And Kabir reminds us that “bura jo dekhan main chala… mujhsa bura naa koye”. In that spirit, citizens who are angrily blaming …
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تحریر: محمد شہباز بھارت میں غیر مجاز افراد سے سات کلو گرام سے زائد قدرتی یورینیم کی برآمدگی نے اس انتہائی حساس مواد پر ریاستی کنٹرول کے حوالے سے کئی سوالات کو جنم دیا ہے۔ یہ خبر پوری دنیا کے ذرائع ابلاغ میں گردش کر رہی ہے کہ بھارتی ریاست …
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Article/Featre On 6th May The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested two men with 7-kg of natural Uranium worth $2.9 million in Mumbai. It shows how big is the black market of highly explosive substances. It also raises a great concern regarding the security and carelessness by India. India has a …
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Article Altaf Hussain Wani Massive human rights abuses, state-sponsored terrorism and denying people the right to decide their future have long been the hallmark of India’s illegal rule in occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Since August 5, 2019’s scrapping of the nominal autonomy this Muslim-majority region enjoyed under the Indian Constitution, …
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Is Narendra Modi’s leadership on trial? Dr. Syed Amir Pakistan’s recent offer to India to help it in its current battle with Covid-19 has been lauded worldwide as a triumph of humanity over narrow ethnic, religious, and national considerations. India lacks the tools to effectively fight the virus, SARS-CoV-2, as …
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India is gasping for breath Devina Buckshee It’s 4:30 a.m., and I get three frantic calls from M, my friend. I know what it is, and even before I text her back, I’m calling hospitals to see if they have beds available. I wake up friends, co-workers and other helpers …
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India is hiding its Covid crisis – and the whole world will suffer for it Ankita Rao A few years ago, as Narendra Modi came into power, I worked on an investigative report about India hiding its malaria deaths. In traveling from tribal Odisha to the Indian national health ministry …
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Systematic killing of Sehrai by India Humayun Aziz Sandeela Senior Kashmiri Hurriyat leader, Mohammad Ashraf Sehrai, who challenged India’s hegemonic rule over Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir for decades, died on May 05, 2021 while in police custody. He was 77. Mohammad Ashraf Sehrai was born in Tekipora …
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Pakistan, India backchannel at a delicate point Fahd Hussain Almost two weeks since a senior Pakistani official confirmed the existence of backchannel talks between Pakistan and India, fresh information suggests this quiet process is today situated at a delicate point and could go either way depending on the response from …
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