OIC statement on Delhi Violence, “This is an attempt to politicize”

On the statement of the OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) on violence in Delhi, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ravish Kumar has said that this is an attempt to politicize. Apart from this, such statement should be avoided in such cases. The statement of the OIC is factually incorrect, selective and misleading. Efforts are being made on…

Tokyo 2020 Olympics as planned: International Olympic Committee (IOC)

Beijing : The Tokyo 2020 organizers are working with the IOC and other organizations towards a successful Games despite the COVID-19 epidemic and ‘the rest is speculation’, an IOC spokesperson told Xinhua through e-mail. The e-mail follows former IOC vice-president Dick Pound’s assertion in an interview with Associated Press that the organizers are facing a three-month window…

Terrorist identified who fired during Delhi violence

The Delhi Police has identified the person who fired during the violent protests over the Citizenship Act (CAA). Police said that a youth named Shah Rukh fired during a violent demonstration in North-East Delhi. At present, the Delhi Police has taken the youth into custody. Five people including a police constable died in this violent…

Azam Khan surrenders with wife and son, sent to jail

Azam Khan surrenders with wife and son in Rampur court Samajwadi Party MP Mohd Azam Khan, his wife Tanzeen Fatima and son Abdullah Azam were sent to seven days judicial custody after they surrendered in the district court on Wednesday. The Khan family had been ignoring summons by the courts in various cases lodged against…

Donald Trump optimistic about Afghanistan peace deal

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he had discussed his country’s planned peace deal with the Afghan Taliban with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and ‘India would like to see it happen’. US secretary of state Mike Pompeo told reporters that a partial truce in Afghanistan between the Taliban, American and Afghan forces is holding…

Hyderabad: Muslims don’t rent homes to Hindus, or Sunnis to Shias

Hyderabad: Religious divides, sectarian preferences and affinity for clans and kinship appear to play too significant a role when it comes to finding a house for rent in most parts of the Old City of Hyderabad. Not surprisingly, Muslims don’t wish to let out their houses to Hindus or other non-Muslim minorities. What is more, Sunni…