Lucknow: Three Muslim women were beaten and paraded naked by Hindu extremists in BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh state of India. According to Kashmir Media Service, the incident occurred in Nebua Naurangia village of Kushinagar district. The Hindu goons as...
Read More »Elephant’s Death at Karachi Safari Park Sparks Health Measures for Remaining Animals
KARACHI: The postmortem report of Sonia, an elephant at Safari Park who died last month, has revealed that respiratory disease and subsequent sepsis were the causes of death, prompting the park administration to take preventive health measures for the...
Read More »Videos of Arms Training by Right-Wing Group in Karnataka Prompt Investigation
Bagalkot: The Sri Ram Sene, a right-wing Hindutva group, is under police investigation following the circulation of videos showing a five-day arms training camp in Karnataka's Bagalkot district. According to Kashmir Media Service, the event took pl...
Read More »Owaisi Criticizes Uttar Pradesh Government Over Lynching, Urges Justice
New Delhi: All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen president Asaduddin Owaisi condemned the Uttar Pradesh government following the lynching of Mohammad Shahideen Qureshi in Moradabad over allegations of cow slaughter. Owaisi called for justice, critici...
Read More »SIFC Support Boosts Exports, Signal Economic Improvement
Karachi: The support of Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) is leading to a stable increase in exports, reflecting improvement in the economy. According to Radio Pakistan, exports saw an increase of 10.52 percent during the first six mon...
Read More »World Day of War Orphans Being Observed
Islamabad: World Day of War Orphans was observed today. The day was established to raise awareness about the struggles faced by children orphaned due to wars and conflicts. According to Radio Pakistan, the observance of this day aims to highlight th...
Read More »Historian William Dalrymple Criticizes Demolition of Aurangzeb Haveli in Agra
New Delhi: The recent demolition of the historic Mubarak Manzil, commonly referred to as Aurangzeb's 'haveli' in Agra, has drawn widespread criticism, including from prominent historian William Dalrymple. The 17th-century structure, recognized for its...
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