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Mosques Under Threat from Hindu Extremists in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh
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Mosques Under Threat from Hindu Extremists in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh

Tensions between Hindu extremists and Muslim minority are rising in India, especially in Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. Unrest has deep roots in religious and political differences, but recent calls from extremist Hindu groups to demolish mosques have intensified the conflict. Hindu nationalist groups have launched a campaign demanding destruction of mosques, specifically targeting sites in Shimla's Sanjuli area and Uttarkashi. These groups claim the mosques were built illegally on land meant for other uses. However, local Muslim leaders firmly dispute these claims. Halim Baig, a Muslim lawyer from the area, asserts that mosques were constructed legally, backed by proper documentation that proves ownership of land. The situation escalated when Hindu extremists vandalized and loot...
Indians Pay Tribute to Legendary Philanthropist Edhi with Highway Sign in Jalandhar
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Indians Pay Tribute to Legendary Philanthropist Edhi with Highway Sign in Jalandhar

Indian citizens in Jalandhar have installed a large signboard along a highway to honor renowned philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi. This tribute showcases Edhi’s incredible contributions to humanity and his commitment to helping those in need. Signboard features a picture of Edhi and carries heartfelt message, "The richest poor man," which highlights his wealth of kindness and compassion despite his simple lifestyle. Abdul Sattar Edhi was born on February 28, 1928, in Gujarat, India, into a family of Muslim traders. When India divided in 1947, Edhi migrated to Pakistan, where he dedicated his life to philanthropy. He started his humanitarian work in a small way, but over time, he built an extensive network of services across Pakistan, Edhi Foundation. Edhi established orphanages, hosp...
Saba Qamar Appointed as UNICEF’s Ambassador for Child Rights
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Saba Qamar Appointed as UNICEF’s Ambassador for Child Rights

UNICEF has appointed Saba Qamar, a renowned Pakistani actress, as the first National Ambassador for Child Rights in Pakistan. Moreover, this significant role will allow her to use her platform to advocate for the rights and well-being of children across the country. Renowned actor Saba Qamar has been appointed as UNICEF’s first-ever National Ambassador for Child Rights in Pakistan. The announcement coincides with the International Day of the Girl Child. Additionally, people around the world observe this day to promote girls' rights and highlight the specific challenges young girls face, such as child marriage and lack of education. Saba Qamar, known for her powerful roles in Kamli and Hindi Medium, expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to work with UNICEF. “It’s an honor to jo...
Ratan Tata, Visionary Business Leader, Passes Away at 86
Business, Global

Ratan Tata, Visionary Business Leader, Passes Away at 86

Ratan Tata, the former chairman of the Tata Group and a renowned business magnate, passed away at the age of 86. He was known for his visionary leadership and philanthropic endeavors. Moreover, Tata played a pivotal role in transforming the Tata Group into a global conglomerate. Ratan Tata, the iconic businessman and former chairman of Tata Sons, passed away on Wednesday, at the age of 86. He had been in Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital since Monday due to health complications. His death marks the end of an era in Indian industry. Tata was not only known for expanding the Tata Group globally but also for his immense contribution to philanthropy. Tata led the Tata Group from 1991 to 2012, during which the conglomerate reached new heights. Ratan Naval Tata became a global force with ope...
Dr. Zakir Naik Criticize PIA and Praise for India
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Dr. Zakir Naik Criticize PIA and Praise for India

Dr. Zakir Naik has recently expressed his displeasure with Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) for charging him for excess baggage during his visit to Pakistan. Naik, known for his provocative speeches, has compared his treatment in Pakistan to his experience in India. Conversely, he claims that people often give him preferential treatment, including waiving baggage fees. Islamic preacher Dr. Zakir Naik recently expressed frustration with Pakistan International Airlines (PIA). His views arose after the airline denied him free excess baggage on his arrival for a month-long lecture tour in Pakistan. Dr. Naik, who had been invited as a state guest, was disappointed when PIA offered him only a 50% discount for 500-600 kg of additional luggage, despite his high-profile status. Speaking...