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South Asia must stay away from war: High risks and costs for all

South Asia may have only 3 per cent of the world’s area but with a population of slightly over 2 billion people, it has nearly 25% of the world’s...

SIT finds Blast Accused conducted Bomb Training for Right Wing Supremacists

In shocking developments, the Karnataka Special Investigation Team (SIT)...

Atrocious! 23-Year Old Dalit Man Assaulted for Eating with Upper Caste Men, Loses Life

Dehradun: In yet another outrageous incident, a 23-year old...

Israel pounds Gaza, stoking fears of invasion

Just days after being sworn into Israel’s new parliament...

Another Case of Cow Vigilante Violence; FIR Lodged Against Victim

Begusarai: In yet another murderous assault on the minorities,...

53 Maoist Attacks, 107 Dead In 2019; Yet, Numbers Lower Than During UPA

New Delhi: The May 1, 2019, improvised explosive device...

“You are on my Hit List”: BJP MLA Suresh Awasthi Threatens Police Officer

Kanpur: Political arrogance and threats to the voters as...

Ban on Veils for ‘Public Safety’: Presidential Order post-Easter Attacks in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has banned face-covering garments for security purposes...

Violence grips Asansol on polling day as TMC and BJP supporters clash

There were reports of altercations between supporters of TMC,...

“Will Use the Compensation for Battles of Other Sisters”: Bilkis Bano

After an excruciating journey of almost two decades, Bilkis...

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