India
Rickshaw Driver’s Daughter Becomes Maharashtra’s First Muslim Woman IAS Officer
April 27, 2025
Rickshaw Driver’s Daughter Becomes Maharashtra’s First Muslim Woman IAS Officer
Adibah Anam, daughter of a Yavatmal rickshaw driver, has made history by securing All India Rank 142 in the UPSC 2024 exam, becoming Maharashtra’s first Muslim woman IAS officer, Muslim Mirror reported. Educated in a Zilla Parishad Urdu school, she…
Wave of Anti-Muslim Violence Erupts Across India After Pahalgam Attack
April 26, 2025
Wave of Anti-Muslim Violence Erupts Across India After Pahalgam Attack
A surge of communal violence targeting Muslims has erupted across India following the June 20 Pahalgam terror attack, with reports of assaults on Kashmiri students, denial of medical care to a pregnant woman, and a fatal shooting in Uttar Pradesh.…
Tension in Telangana After Mob Attacks Madrasa, Dargah Over False Idol Desecration Claims
April 25, 2025
Tension in Telangana After Mob Attacks Madrasa, Dargah Over False Idol Desecration Claims
A mob allegedly linked to Hindutva groups attacked a madrasa and set fire to parts of a dargah in Telangana’s Jinnaram village on April 23, accusing Muslim students of vandalizing Shiva idols, Muslim Mirror reported. Police later confirmed through CCTV…
Uttar Pradesh Administration to Remove “Religious Encroachments” in Sambhal
April 25, 2025
Uttar Pradesh Administration to Remove “Religious Encroachments” in Sambhal
The Sambhal district administration in Uttar Pradesh will soon remove a mosque and part of a temple encroaching on a Public Works Department (PWD) road, Muslim Mirror reported. Officials confirmed both structures were built on government land along the Sambhal–Behjoi…
Kashmir Tourist Massacre Escalates India-Pakistan Tensions: Diplomatic Ties Cut Amid Rising Hate Speech
April 24, 2025
Kashmir Tourist Massacre Escalates India-Pakistan Tensions: Diplomatic Ties Cut Amid Rising Hate Speech
The killing of 26 tourists in Kashmir’s Pahalgam valley has triggered a severe diplomatic crisis between India and Pakistan, with New Delhi taking unprecedented retaliatory measures. India suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, a landmark agreement that survived three wars,…
Indian inspector arrested following custodial torture of Muslim man
April 23, 2025
Indian inspector arrested following custodial torture of Muslim man
A police inspector in India’s Haryana’s Palwal city has been arrested following an inquiry into allegations of custodial torture, news outlets reported. Radheshyam Sharma was suspended and taken into custody after a departmental investigation confirmed he assaulted Abid, a Muslim…
India: Nationwide Protests Against Waqf Act; UP Police File Cases Against More Than 50 Muslims
April 22, 2025
India: Nationwide Protests Against Waqf Act; UP Police File Cases Against More Than 50 Muslims
Widespread protests against the newly enforced Waqf (Amendment) Act in Uttar Pradesh have led to legal action against over 50 Muslims, following demonstrations across the state, the Clarion reported. On April 18, protestors in Bilaspur village, Baghpat, gathered after Friday…
At least 11 perish in New Delhi building collapse
April 21, 2025
At least 11 perish in New Delhi building collapse
At least 11 people, including three children, died when a residential building collapsed early Saturday in Mustafabad, a northeastern district of New Delhi, India, Dawn News Agency reported. Rescue teams worked throughout the day to dig through the rubble, managing…
Muslim Boy Assaulted in Kanpur for Refusing to Chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’
April 19, 2025
Muslim Boy Assaulted in Kanpur for Refusing to Chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’
A 13-year-old Muslim boy was allegedly attacked by three minors in the Maharajpur area late Thursday night after he refused to chant “Jai Shri Ram,” Clarion reported. The incident took place near the boy’s residence in Sarsaul, under Maharajpur police…
Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library: India’s Treasure Trove of South Asian and Middle Eastern Manuscripts
April 19, 2025
Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library: India’s Treasure Trove of South Asian and Middle Eastern Manuscripts
In the late 19th century, Khan Bahadur Khuda Bakhsh opened his private collection of manuscripts to the public, fulfilling his father Mohammed Bakhsh’s vision. This act laid the foundation for what would become one of India’s richest repositories of intellectual…