Religion is a faith in human mind. It teaches us the purpose of life, discipline our body and groom our soul. A prayer from each heart is very deep and full of hope. The chief and sole motto of every religion is ‘God is one and adores mankind’. A religious brotherhood and spread of affection…
Read moreAnti-Muslim and Islamophobic posts cost another Indian worker job in the UAE
As we know that the world is currently facing a historically and catastrophic unprecedented situation due to the outbreak of novel coronavirus COVID-19. Uncertainty and fear are gripping everywhere. Amidst the widespread of COVID 19 when every country over the world is taking radical steps to contain and trying to find a way to tackle…
Read moreA take on Afghan mess
Afghanistan is facing the worst humanitarian crisis for the last forty years. The unfortunate terrain of Afghanistan has been pushed by different arch-rivals to exercise their own strategic interest in sterile mountains. Afghanistan geo-strategic location is always been a testy sandwich for major global players. The great game was ostentatiously played on the soil of…
Read moreUN chief appeals for global action against coronavirus-fueled hate speech
UN Secretary-General António Guterres is calling for concerted global action to quash the “tsunami” of hate speech that has risen alongside the COVID-19 pandemic. He further said the coronavirus pandemic keeps unleashing a tsunami of hate and xenophobia, scapegoating and scare-mongering. The UN chief said anti-foreigner sentiment has surged online and in the streets, anti-Semitic…
Read moreCoronaJihad is Only the Latest Manifestation: Islamophobia in India has Been Years in the Making
“My mother has been asking me about detention centers,” my friend recently told me on the phone. “She has been very worried.”My first reaction was shame. She is Muslim and I am Hindu. That never meant anything to us when we first met, studied together and hung out in New York. When her mother came…
Read moreOpinion|COVID-19: The Danger Of Sectioning Off Humanity Into ‘Races’ And ‘Worlds’
All of us are trying to adjust to the unforeseen changes brought about by the onset of COVID-19. The transition to the virtual world has not been a cakewalk for everyone. Several people, particularly of my parents’ generation, are not technology friendly but are now having to adapt to talking with friends and family via…
Read moreExhausted Migrants Fell Asleep On Tracks, crushed to death by goods train in India
At least 14 exhausted migrant workers going home due to virus curbs run over by train while they were sleeping on the tracks on Friday morning in Maharashtra state’s Aurangabad district, the railway ministry and media said. Tens of thousands of people have been walking home from India’s key cities after losing their jobs because…
Read moreToday marks the 221th death anniversary of Sultan Fateh Ali Khan Sahab, also known as Tipu Sultan
“To live like a TIGER for a day is far better than to live like a jackal for a hundred years.” – Tipu Sultan Today marks the 221th death anniversary of Sultan Fateh Ali Khan Tipu, better known as Tipu Sultan the Muslim warrior-king of Mysore, who died fighting the British today, May 4th 1799….
Read morePakistan and the Question of Recognizing Israel
In the first decade of the twentieth century, the British Empire faced several challenges from the restless native population in the respective colonies. In order to restore British influence and national interest, Great Britain launched the Balfour declaration on the land of Palestine, from the day Israel first acted as an outpost at Muslim heartland…
Read moreOPINION: Lockdown extension will lead to food riots, large-scale civil disorder
I read the article of Nida Usman Chaudhry titled ‘Vilifying lockdown is a move by the govt to cover up its incompetence’, published in Pakistani portal Naya Daur, and beg to disagree with the writer. Nida was strongly critical of the statement of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan ”Elite ne faisla kar liya saare mulk…
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