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India used Pegasus spyware on high-profile journalists, Amnesty says

India used Pegasus spyware on high-profile journalists, Amnesty says

India’s government has used the highly invasive Pegasus spyware to target high-profile journalists, according to a new investigation by Amnesty International and The Washington Post. Created by Israeli firm NSO Group, Pegasus can be used to access a phone’s messages…
Covid-19: India records six deaths, 702 new cases in 24 hours

Covid-19: India records six deaths, 702 new cases in 24 hours

A recent surge in Covid-19 cases in India has led to six deaths and 702 new infections reported across the country as of Thursday, local media reports said citing the latest figures from the Indian health ministry. With this, the…
India: Ammonia leak at fertiliser plant sends nearly 60 to hospital, bus-dumper collision kills 13

India: Ammonia leak at fertiliser plant sends nearly 60 to hospital, bus-dumper collision kills 13

About 60 people have been hospitalised after an ammonia leak from a pipeline belonging to India’s Coromandel International (CORF.NS) near its Ennore plant in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Reuters reported. The people were hospitalised after they had difficulty in breathing and…
India: Architects write to NDMC against proposal to raze mosque

India: Architects write to NDMC against proposal to raze mosque

The New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) has issued a public notice proposing the removal of the historic Sunehri Masjid in the capital, citing the need to ensure sustainable mobility in the area. Several architects have opposed the demolition, saying the…
India: Mobs lynch Muslim men to death in West Bengal

India: Mobs lynch Muslim men to death in West Bengal

In recent incidents in West Bengal, India, three Muslim men became targets of mob violence in separate events over the past three days. All three victims had been suspected of attempting theft, were severely beaten, and succumbed to their injuries…
Residents of Indian city of Ajmer launch initiative to send Ahlulbayt followers to Holy Karbala

Residents of Indian city of Ajmer launch initiative to send Ahlulbayt followers to Holy Karbala

The residents of the Indian city of Ajmer in the state of Rajasthan have launched an initiative to facilitate travel to Holy Karbala to those willing to perform pilgrimage to Imam Hussein and his brother Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas, peace be…
Muslims open mosques to shelter Hindu flood-hit victims in Tamil Nadu

Muslims open mosques to shelter Hindu flood-hit victims in Tamil Nadu

During the recent rains in Tamil Nadu from December 17-19, members of the Muslim community converted around 50 Mosques in the Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi districts into relief camps to shelter flood-hit victims from all religions mostly Hindus. Many Muslim volunteers…
Death of 3 civilians in Indian army custody sparks protests in Kashmir

Death of 3 civilians in Indian army custody sparks protests in Kashmir

Anger has spread in some parts of India-administered Kashmir after three civilians were killed while in army custody, officials and residents said. Locals on Saturday said the Indian army detained at least eight civilians on Friday for questioning, the day…
Ayodhya’s mosque to be India’s biggest, more beautiful than Taj’

Ayodhya’s mosque to be India’s biggest, more beautiful than Taj’

The mosque, which will be built on five-acre land in Ayodhya’s Dhannipur village, will be better than the Taj Mahal, said BJP leader and chairman of Masjid Muhammad Bin Abdullah’s Development Committee on Thursday. Haji Arafat Shaikh stated that the…
India: Floods leave at least 31 dead, many stranded in Tamil Nadu

India: Floods leave at least 31 dead, many stranded in Tamil Nadu

At least 31 people were killed in floods and heavy rain in India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu this week, a top federal minister has said, as rescuers struggle to reach scores still stranded in high waters. Heavy rains have…
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