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Last 7 daysMediation On Babri Mosque To Continue, Indian Court
CHANDIGARH, IndiaThe Indian Supreme Court on Thursday allowed the mediation process to continue in the politically sensitive Muslim-Hindu dispute, concerning a mosque in north India and sought a repor...
haberler.com , yenisafak.com , aa.com.tr and 3 sitesJudge Asked To Deliver Babri Mosque Verdict In 9 Months
Judge asked to deliver Babri mosque verdict in nine monthsMonitoring DeskNEW DELHI: India''s Supreme Court on Friday ordered a state government to extend the tenure for six months of the special judge...
haberler.com , yenisafak.com , aa.com.tr and 2 sitesIndian Muslims Ready To Give Up Claims On Babri Mosque
Dubai: India''s more-than-a century-old flashpoint, the Ram temple-Babri mosque dispute, appears to be heading towards a resolution, Gulf News can exclusively reveal. The row over the land in the city...
Gulfnews.com and 2 sitesFrom Kabul To Baghdad, A Tale Of Two ''Green Zones''
A labyrinth of concrete blast walls, spotlights, and checkpoints are eating up ever more of Kabul, standing in stark contrast to a similar area in Iraq''s Baghdad where easing tensions have seen its b...
yahoo.com , business-standard.com , afp.com and 20 sitesFrom Kabul To Baghdad, A Tale Of Two ''Green Zones''
A labyrinth of concrete blast walls, spotlights, and checkpoints are eating up ever more of Kabul, standing in stark contrast to a similar area in Iraq''s Baghdad where easing tensions have seen its barricades come down. The tale of the two "Green Zones" provides a snapshot of the dramatically changing nature of the Afghan conflict, long overshadowed by the war in Iraq where multiple insurgiences following the toppling of Saddam Hussain in 2003 turned Baghdad into a warzone. But following the so...
Dailymail.co.ukSome Parties Delaying Ayodhya Process: Vhp
New Delhi, July 18: The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), which has been in the forefront of the Ayodhya movement, feels that some parties to the dispute are indulging in delaying tactics and wants the Sup...
Dailyworld.in and 36 sitesFrom Kabul To Baghdad, A Tale Of Two ''Green Zones''
Kabul (AFP) - A labyrinth of concrete blast walls, spotlights, and checkpoints are eating up ever more of Kabul, standing in stark contrast to a similar area in Iraq''s Baghdad where easing tensions h...
Breitbart.comReview: Afghan Hindus And Sikhs By Inderjeet Singh
Can a Hindu or a Sikh be a real Afghan? Or could it be possible that people left their homes in India to settle in a country where they would always lead challenging lives because of their religion? T...
Hindustantimes.comRoyal Misses: Lost And Found
It''s widely agreed that the French queen, Marie Antoinette, died early because she had too many frocks at a time of social unrest . History places her the way she was: her contribution to France was ...
Hindustantimes.comClimate Emergency - What Would Nanak Do?
By Gurnam Singh | UK | OPINION | I received an email from a dear friend recently about an interfaith event on the climate emergency. It prompted me to reflect on how we Sikhs have really not been true to the teachings of Guru Nanak in this regard. Here are my thoughts. It is not for the faint hearted, so apologies in advance if it hurts anybody''s feelings. It is pleasing to see that Sikhs are finally beginning to face outwards and addressing issues confronting humanity, just as Guru Nanak taught in the 15th and 16th Century. However, I fear a seminar commemorating the 550th anniversary without concrete action is probably too little too late. We all know what Gurbani has to say about the planet and the environment; the point is action, i.e. putting Nanak''s ''powerful ecological message'' into practice. That message was simple; the Earth and its fragile ecosystem is like a living, breathing entity without which none of us could ever survive. Accordingly, for Nanak, the air we breathe i...
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