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Poet and writer Chanderbhan Khayal

What inspired Chanderbhan Khayal to pen world's longest poem on Prophet Muhammad

Home Minister Amit Shah and NSA Ajit Doval in the meeting to review the situation in Jammu after the Reasi attack

Why did the Reasi terror attack ring alarm bells in Delhi?

Muzaffarabad, capital of PoJK (X)

POJK people are no longer ready to put up with Pak's delusionary Kashmir policy

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Patel’s staying away from J&K accession cost India dear

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, called India’s Iron Man for his dexterity in cobbling modern-day India by uniting all the 556 principalities, kingdoms, and feudal states, including the defiant ones like Hyderabad, Junagarh and later Goa, was instrumental in sending the Indian army to Srinagar well in time to save the state from falling into Pakistan’s fold. "Jawaharlal, do you want Kashmir, or do you wa...

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Did Malayalam movie Aadujeevitham force Saudi Arabia to abolish Kafala system?

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi Did the Malayalam film, Aadujeevitham: The Goat Life, released on the OTT platform Netflix in mid-2024, shake the Arab world, especially Saudi Arabia, about the sub-human working conditions of expatriates under the Kafala system, and make Riyadh abolish it? The kafala, or sponsorship, system defines the relationship between foreign workers and their local sponsor, or Kafeel, which is ...

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Did an Indian film force Saudis to abolish the Kafala system?

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi Did the Malayalam film, Aadujeevitham: The Goat Life, released on the OTT platform Netflix in mid-2024, shake the Arab world, especially Saudi Arabia, about the sub-human working conditions of expatriates under the Kafala system, and abolish it? The kafala, or sponsorship, system defines the relationship between foreign workers and their local sponsor, or Kafeel, which is usually thei...

MWL's Charter of Makkah could steer world through conflicts

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi As religious leaders at a recent conference, “The Role of Religious Leaders in Resolving Conflicts,” hosted by the Muslim World League (MWL) and the Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, emphasised resolving the Israel-Gaza conflict through the two-state theory, the focus once again shifted to this apex Muslim body’s role in bringing about peace throughout the world. T...

MWL's Charter of Makkah could steer world through conflicts

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi As religious leaders at a recent conference, “The Role of Religious Leaders in Resolving Conflicts,” hosted by the Muslim World League (MWL) and the Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, emphasised resolving the Israel-Gaza conflict through the two-state theory, the focus once again shifted to this apex Muslim body’s role in bringing about peace throughout the world. T...

Most unmarked graves in Kashmir are of unclaimed Pakistani jihadis

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi A majority of the unmarked graves in Kashmir that have been used as 'evidence' of Indian forces’ atrocities in Kashmir, and to fuel secession and anger among the local youth, are those of foreign mercenaries – mainly Pakistanis - who were sent across the border to buff up violence. This has been documented in a ground study, “Unraveling the Truth: A critical study of the unmarked and...

Most unmarked graves in Kashmir are of unclaimed Pakistani jihadis

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi A majority of the unmarked graves in Kashmir that have been used as 'evidence' of Indian forces’ atrocities in Kashmir, and to fuel secession and anger among the local youth, are those of foreign mercenaries – mainly Pakistanis - who were sent across the border to buff up violence. This has been documented in a ground study, “Unraveling the Truth: A critical study of the unmarked and unid...

Hazratbal vandalism smacks of NC’s intolerance to rising political forces

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi The vandalism of the redeveloped Hazratbal Shrine in Kashmir indicates the intolerance of the National Conference party towards the rise of new forces in Kashmir that are unapologetically Indian. It’s unlike the grand old Kashmir party’s “if’s and but’s” loaded association with India, almost bordering on soft separatism. This will not be available on the internet, hence NC leade...

10 iconic women whose influence shaped bold Indian womanhood

Aasha Khosa Here is the list of my ten favourite Indian women who defined the role and status of women in India in the post-Independence era. It’s because of their pioneering roles in their respective fields that today’s women walk hand in hand with men and contribute to the growth and progress of India. Also, these woman leaders taught us not to throw traditions while embracing modernity: Indira Gandhi “Indira Ga...

10 Trailblazers who defined Indian womanhood after Independence

Aasha Khosa Here is the list of my favourite ten women, who must be credited for making the Indian women bold and embrace modernism while being firmly rooted in tradition Indira Gandhi “Indira Gandhi ka raaj hai.”( It’s the rule of Indira Gandhi). This was the refrain used by men to acknowledge the supremacy of women in the seventies. Such was the aura of India’s first woman Prime Minister, under who...

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10 reasons why Khan Sir is the most loved Indian

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi Khan Sir is one of the most loved Indians at the moment. His recent celebration of Raksha Bandhan with 15,000 women students from his coaching classes of Khan GS Research Center took the internet by storm. His image with his right hand overloaded with love from 15,000 Rakhis tied by the students sobered many radicals. He hosted a party for “India’s ‘Queens” as he referred to the young, ambitiou...

10 things that changed in J&K after the abrogation of Article 370

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi On the sixth anniversary of historic changes in the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir – the Abrogation of Article 370 that gave special powers to the state, including its flag, constitution, exemption from following the laws made by Parliament, and its division into two Union territories – here are 10 major changes the people of the State have gone through in this period: Rights regime The lo...

After 30 years, Kashmir's forgotten terror victims to get justice

Aasha Khosa You must have heard about 3.5 lakh Kashmiri Pandits (Hindus) being driven away from their homeland by terrorists, but rarely about hundreds of Kashmiri Muslim victims of the same terrorists who too became homeless, and were pushed into living with shame, guilt, and confused identity topped by the apathy of society and government. The real winds of change are blowing in Kashmir, as, for the first time, the Kashmiri Muslims w...

We want our honour, land, and prestige back: terror victim's son Ummer Mir

Aasha Khosa On May 4, 1995, the five-year-old Mir Ummer was playing cricket with his neighbour’s children in Uri, a town in north Kashmir when he heard gunshots. Everyone abandoned the game and rushed out. “I had no idea that my father had been shot,” he recalls, 30 years later. “I have a hazy idea of someone calling my dad’s name, and everyone rushing out towards the paddy fields.” Sometime later...

CII expects Indian Economy to grow in FY26

New Delhi Due to a growing and strong domestic demand, The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) reported that it sees India's economy growing at a steady pace of 6.4-6.7 per cent in FY 2026-2027 At a press conference in New Delhi CII President however believes that geopolitical uncertainty could pose downside risk to Indian economic growth. Amidst this global flux, India has shown bold resistance and has shown better grow...

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Yoga Guru Badrul Islam wants to see every Indian practice Yoga

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi On the International Yoga Day, Dr. Badrul Islam Kairanvi, the first Muslim Yoga expert from India, is contended to see the popularity and global recognition of this ancient Indian way of fitness for mind and soul and, yet, is determined to make every Indian practice it. Dr Islam is also a Unnani practioner, who retired as a senior officer in the Government of India. He has authored a medical book in the Urdu ...

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Civil servant couple Anjum Ara, Yunus Khan show the way to honour fallen soldiers

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi In May 2017, news of a brutal ambush along the Line of Control in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, sent shockwaves through the country. Naib Subedar Paramjit Singh of the Indian Army had been killed and his body mutilated by Pakistan's Border Action Team— terrorists disguised as Pakistani army men. The loss left his family and village in Punjab’s Tarn Taran district devastated. Among those deeply aff...

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Living for Others: A Himachal Civil Servant Couple's Tribute to a Fallen Soldier

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi In May 2017, news of a brutal ambush along the Line of Control in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, sent shockwaves through the country. Naib Subedar Paramjit Singh of the Indian Army had been killed and his body mutilated by Pakistan's Border Action a— terrorists disguised as Pakistani army men. The loss left his family and village in Punjab’s Tarn Taran district devastated. Among those deeply affect...

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Booker Prize winner Banu Mushtaq wanted to end life over restrictions

Aasha Khosa/New Delhi "My stories are about women – how religion, society, and politics demand unquestioning obedience from them, and in doing so, inflict inhumane cruelty upon them, turning them into mere subordinates. The daily incidents reported in the media and the personal experiences I have endured have been my inspiration. The pain, suffering, and helplessness of these women create a deep emotional response within me. I d...

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Booker Prize winner Banu Mushtaq wanted to end her life over restrictions

New Delhi "My stories are about women – how religion, society, and politics demand unquestioning obedience from them, and in doing so, inflict inhumane cruelty upon them, turning them into mere subordinates.The daily incidents reported in the media and the personal experiences I have endured have been my inspiration. The pain, suffering, and helpless lives of these women create a deep emotional response within me. I do not engag...

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