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The image of Kaba from the space shared by Astronaut Donald Petit

NASA astronaut Pettit delights Muslims with his unique picture of Kaba

Male pattern baldness usually impacts men in their late 20s or early 30s.

Acne drug approved 5 years ago shows promise for baldness cure

POCO X8 Pro will succeed POCO X7 Pro

Poco X8 Pro appears on BIS site, India launch soon

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Nirmal, My Abba's most trusted son

Malick Asghar Hashmi “Would Nirmal do this?” “Call Nirmal, his opinion is usually correct.” “When everyone leaves the house, Nirmal will stay with me at night.” “Nirmal, come with your bike tomorrow, I have to go to the office.” Unforgettable Experiences These sentences are not mere fragments of a conversation, but documents of trust. These sum up years of compa...

India 2025: Unity in diversity is a way of life in towns, villages

Sameer D. Sheikh The year 2025 is about to be consigned to the pages of history. When future generations look back on this year, they will likely hear the echoes of political noise and conflicts across the globe. However, far from the din of TV debates and the clamour of social media, the common man in India deserves kudos for rejecting hatred and choosing love. To feel the soul of India, one must visit the streets of A...

Indian Muslims condemn barbaric killing of Hindu man in Bangladesh

New Delhi Indian Muslim leaders have condemned the barbaric lynching of a Hindu labourer in Bangladesh on the pretext of Blasphemy and said such acts in the name of Islam are utterly shameful. Dipu Chandra Das, 25, was beaten to death in Mymensingh's Bhaluka outside a garment factory where he worked for allegedly making derogatory remarks about Islam. On his lynching and barbarism around it, Maulana Mahmood Madani...

Winter Solstice: Finding light through faith and community

Owais Saqlain Ahmed December 21st: Earth tilts 23.5 degrees away from the sun, and Delhi gets just 10 hours and 20 minutes of daylight. Darkness swallows the city by 5:30 PM. This is the winter solstice—the year's longest night. Ancient Persians refused to sleep during Yalda, convinced unconsciousness would let darkness win permanently. Norse warriors built bonfires visible across fjords. Romans flipped their world upside down du...

A chance encounter with Tahira changed a reporter's perspective

Onika Maheshwari I was deputed to cover the Red Fort blast, a day after it had killed 15 persons and send the country is a state of shock. The revelations that unsuspecting professionals like doctors were behind the blast had further accentuated the impact of the terror blast in the minds of common people. Unforgettable Experiences As soon as I reached Chandni Chowk, I could sense the pall of groom and a disturbing silence in...

2025: Indian athletes made a mark in the world championships

Aamna Farooq/New Delhi The year 2025 proved to be a memorable one for Indian sports. India's successes, particularly in team events, generated a new wave of enthusiasm and passion in the sporting world. Amidst the ups and downs and some controversies, numerous achievements and milestones filled the nation with pride. Along with cricket, athletics, chess, kabaddi, hockey, and squash also made a strong presence in 2025. Indian at...

Human solidarity was a way of life for Abul Kalam Azad

Saniya Anjum December 20 is observed globally as International Human Solidarity Day, to call attention to one of the most essential yet fragile values of our time: the idea that humanity is bound by shared responsibility, mutual respect, and moral obligation. In an age of widening inequalities, ideological polarisation, and social fragmentation, the relevance of solidarity has never been more urgent. To understand what this principle t...

Malik Ambar: Ethiopian slave who became catalyst for Swarajya in the Deccan

Sameer D. Shaikh Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently concluded his visit to Ethiopia, where he was conferred with the country's highest honour, the 'Order of the Eagle'. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister evoked a historical connection, stating that the relationship between India and Ethiopia is not new but spans over 2,000 years. Malik Ambar, born as a slave in Ethiopia, and who rose to become the 'Uncrowne...

2025: Holding head high, India continues to emerge as global power

Pramod Joshi In 2025, India’s foreign policy focused on balancing relations with major powers like the United States, China, and Russia, strengthening its presence in South Asia, and improving ties with the ‘Global South.’ With Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi, which amplified India’s non-binary foreign policy, India demonstrated pragmatism by patiently laying the groundwork for a trade agreement with t...

Islam recognises migrants' right to life and dignity

Owais Saqlain Ahmed When Cindy Ngamba stepped onto the Olympic podium in Paris last summer, she carried a weight no medal could measure. The 25-year-old Cameroonian boxer had no anthem to play, no flag to raise—competing for the Refugee Olympic Team because returning home meant persecution for her sexuality. International Migrants' Day After winning bronze and becoming the first refugee athlete ever to medal at the Games...

India must not react to Dhaka's proxy psychological warfare

Pallab Bhattacharyya The geography of South Asia has long dictated a delicate dance of interdependence between India and Bangladesh. However, recent rhetorical fires lit in Dhaka are testing the resilience of this bond. When Hasnat Abdullah, a prominent leader of the newly formed National Citizen Party, stood at Dhaka’s Central Shaheed Minar and threatened to isolate India’s "Seven Sisters" by severing the vulnera...

Dr Asif Iqbal and his BBCI team performs first MUD stem cell transplant in NE

Ariful Islam & Sudip Sharma Chowdhury/Guwahati Premier cancer care institute of the Northeast, Dr B Borooah Cancer Institute (BBCI), a unit of Mumbai’s Tata Memorial Hospital, has achieved yet another milestone in modern treatment. The Guwahati-based healthcare institute, a grant-in-aid establishment under the Department of Atomic Energy, has achieved a significant medical breakthrough by performing the first matc...

Cricket taught me to value human talent over caste and religion

Manjit Thakur My native place, Madhupur in Jharkhand, is a sleepy town. It has the vibe of Malgudi, a village from R.K. Laxman’s Malgudi Days, a popular and classy serial of the black and white days of television. It’s laid-back in its demeanour, but pulsates with cultural and sports events. Cricket and football are popular among the youth there. Although cricket is a religion all across India, in Madhupur, football is equa...

Dr Asif Iqbal and his BBCI team performs first MUD stem cell transplant in NE

Ariful Islam & Sudip Sharma Chowdhury/Guwahati Premier cancer care institute of the Northeast, Dr B Borooah Cancer Institute (BBCI), a unit of Mumbai’s Tata Memorial Hospital, has achieved yet another milestone in modern treatment. The Guwahati-based healthcare institute, a grant-in-aid establishment under the Department of Atomic Energy, has achieved a significant medical breakthrough by performing the first matched unrelated do...

Shahbaz Ahmed selection to T-20 team brings pride to Mewat

Yunus Alvi / Nuh-Mewat (Haryana) Nuh (Mewat), Haryana, one of the NITI Aayog's 100 most backward districts, is on the headlines for positive reasons. Son of the soil Shahbaz Ahmed's selection to the Indian cricket team's T20 squad has sent a wave of pride and joy across. Nuh is celebrating the success of one of its sons, who embodies the struggles of young athletes of the land. For the locals, Shahbaz Ahmed's stor...

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Hoshiyar Khan brought transparency in the use of Waqf Properties

Firdous Khan Hoshiyar Khan, 67, has been involved in matters concerning Waqf lands and properties in the Punjab since it included today’s Haryana. In Hisar, many Waqf properties were not being properly utilised. With the support of the All-India Muslim Welfare Committee, he played a key role in improving the system. Hoshiyar Khan furnished his inputs for bringing about the 2013 amendment to the Waqf Law, which made the lease p...

Aquib Nabi's IPL selection sends wave of joy across Kashmir

New Delhi There is a huge jubilation in Kashmir on the pace sensation Aquib Nabi Dar being picked by Delhi Capitals (DC) for a whopping Rs 8.40 crores in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 auction at Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. This marks one of the highest bids for an Indian uncapped player and validating his breakout Ranji Trophy performances. Delhi Capitals announced its bagging Aquib on X: Pehle Delhi ke against, par ...

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Hoshiyar Khan brought transparency in the use of Waqf Properties

Firdous Khan Hoshiyar Khan, 67, has been involved in matters concerning Waqf lands and properties in the Punjab since it included today’s Haryana. In Hisar, many Waqf properties were not being properly utilised. With the support of the All-India Muslim Welfare Committee, he played a key role in improving the system. Hoshiyar Singh furnished his inputs for bringing about the 2013 amendment to the Waqf Law, which made the lease ...

Mosques are not built to raise animosities

Maulana Nurul Amin Qasimi The proposed construction of a mosque named after Mughal emperor Babur in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district by a suspended All India Trinamool Congress MLA Humayun Kabir has evoked interest. Many people are questioning whether the construction of a mosque in the name of Babur is really a religious necessity. Or, is it just part of a political conspiracy? To answer this question, we must examine its hist...

Muslims to pray for Bondi victims in 5.5 lakh mosques across India on Friday: Ilyasi

New Delhi Dr Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi, Chief Imam, All India Imam Organisation, has announced that Muslims across 5.5 lakh mosques in India will pray on Friday for the victims of the Bondi terrorist attack in which two gunmen killed 16 persons in Australia’s beach city of Sydney. He told ANI, "This incident that happened in Australia is very tragic. No amount of condemnation is enough for this incident. Innocent people have be...

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