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Mumbai Husseini procession achieves resounding success

Mumbai Husseini procession achieves resounding success

The Husseini procession launched in Mumbai to commemorate the Arbaeen of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, has achieved a resounding success; amid a wide participation of Muslims, Christians and followers of other faiths. Local sources said in their reports,…
Indian teacher sparks controversy by telling Muslim students to ‘Go to Pakistan’

Indian teacher sparks controversy by telling Muslim students to ‘Go to Pakistan’

A government school teacher in Shivamogga district, Karnataka, has been transferred, and will face an official inquiry following allegations that she told two Class 5 Muslim students to “go to Pakistan.” The incident has sparked outrage and drawn attention to…
India: Outrage over video of teacher instructing kids to slap Muslim student

India: Outrage over video of teacher instructing kids to slap Muslim student

A school teacher in India has subjected a seven-year-old Muslim student to degrading treatment inside a classroom, asking his classmates to slap him and asking for him to be evicted due to his religion, a video now viral on social…
Muslim-Hindu tensions continue in Indian villages post Nuh clashes

Muslim-Hindu tensions continue in Indian villages post Nuh clashes

Following Nuh clashes in India, Heads of eleven villages in the district of Rewari of the state of Haryana, have issued statements banning Muslim traders and vendors to come into their villages, Hindustan Times reported. As a response, Deputy Commissioner,…
Muslim Homes and Shops Bulldozed; over 150 Arrested in Nuh, India’s Haryana

Muslim Homes and Shops Bulldozed; over 150 Arrested in Nuh, India’s Haryana

Recent incident has shaken the town of Nuh in the state of Haryana, India. Reports have emerged of Muslim homes and shops being bulldozed, resulting in the displacement of several families and the subsequent arrest of over 150 individuals. The…
Indian court rules for scientific investigation into Hindu’s claim about “Gyanavapi” mosque

Indian court rules for scientific investigation into Hindu’s claim about “Gyanavapi” mosque

A court in India announced in a ruling that Indian authorities have the right to conduct a scientific investigation on the “Gyanavapi” mosque located in the city of Varanasi, which was built in the 17th century on top of a…
India: 27 bodies recovered, dozens still missing in massive landslide

India: 27 bodies recovered, dozens still missing in massive landslide

Local officials confirmed that hundreds of rescuers have recovered 27 dead bodies as they pushed on with a fourth day of searching for many people still missing after heavy monsoon rains triggered a massive landslide in a village in western India. 78…
More than 87,000 Indians renounced citizenship till June in 2023

More than 87,000 Indians renounced citizenship till June in 2023

As many as 87,026 Indians gave up their citizenship till June this year, with more than 17.50 lakh people giving up their Indian citizenship since 2011, according to the Economic Times. “The number of Indian nationals exploring the global workplace…
Rohingya refugees protest in Jammu and Kashmir detention centre demanding immediate release

Rohingya refugees protest in Jammu and Kashmir detention centre demanding immediate release

Clashes broke out inside Jammu and Kashmir’s lone detention centre on Tuesday (July 18) morning after incarcerated Rohingya refugees staged protests to seek their release or repatriation to Myanmar, the Indian website “THE WIRE” reported. Around 270 Rohingya refugees, including…
India: Heavy rains in Uttarakhand kill several people, damage infrastructure

India: Heavy rains in Uttarakhand kill several people, damage infrastructure

Uttarakhand in Northern India, has been experiencing heavy rainfall, resulting in contrasting effects. The region has witnessed landslides triggered by the incessant downpours. The landslides have caused significant damage to infrastructure, including roads and buildings, disrupting normal life in the…
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