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Mahira Khan in Parliament House delivering her speech in the Youth parliament

Youth Parliament debate winner Mahira Khan hailed in Saudi Arabia

Nasima Nawabi, Afghan refugee and founder of Ilham Kitchen (Images: Tripti Nath)

Afghan refugee Nasima's struggle to rebuild life in India continues

Senior RSS leader Indresh Kumar

Respect for all religions is necessary: RSS leader Indresh Kumar

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Sadhavana Peace Summit on Sufism and Kashmiriyat reiterates commitment to harmony

Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) The Sadhavana Peace Summit on Sufism and Kashmiriyat brought together individuals from diverse backgrounds here. The aim of the day long summit organized by the Indian Minoritoes Foundation at the Sher-e-Kashmir International Conference Centre, is to promote unity and peace in the region and transform the Kashmir valley into a symbol of hope and reconciliation. In his inspiring keynote ad...

Sharmila Tagore honoured with 'Imtiaz-e-Jamia', the highest award of JMI University

New Delhi Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University today conferred its highest award ‘Imtiaz-e-Jamia’ to actress Sharmila Tagore for her contribution to Hindi Cinema on its 103rd foundation day on October 29. ‘Imtiaz-e -Jamia’ was originally instituted to give due recognition to Indians for their contributions towards the betterment of society. The Foundation Day functi...

Nazakat is very important in Awadhi cuisine: Chef Deepak Verma

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Chef Deepak Verma has spent nearly 40 years sampling and preparing a variety of dishes from different continents but it is the Awadhi cuisine that he describes as truly global. In a special interview with Awaz-The Voice, Verma explains how Awadhi cuisine originated and flourished. The Awadhi cuisine attained its distinctive flavour under the patronage of the Nawabs of Awadh. The first Nawab...

The good old Litti Chokha and much more at Delhi's Bihari cuisine restaurant

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Puja Sahu, a middle-aged entrepreneur climbs four flights of stairs of her tiny but well embellished fine dining Bihari cuisine restaurant Potbelly in Shahpur Jat in the heart of South Delhi, for surprise Kitchen inspections. The climb is somewhat discouraging but it keeps the kitchen staff on their toes and ensures perfect preparation, prompt service and excellent presentation. While the ground floor section...

Artisans at the G20 Summit Crafts Bazaar are thankful to the government for an international platform

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Master artisan Dilshad Hussain sat on a mat for two days carving intricate designs on brass pots at the Uttar Pradesh stall in the crafts bazaar at the G 20 summit venue here. Seated right at the centre of the stall, Dilshad who has a snow-white beard could not be missed. At 76, Dilshad can easily be described as one of the fittest participants at the crafts bazaar. Decorated with the Padma Sh...

Modi declares G-20 Summit closed

Tripti Nath/New Delhi As Prime Minister Nartendra Modi declared the G-20 summit in New Delhi closed and India handed over the baton to Brazil as the next chair of the global grouping, Modi thanked the leaders and wished, “May the roadmap of One Earth, One Family, One Future be pleasant.” Quoting a Sanskrit hymn that he translated in Hindi, Modi said, "On behalf of the 140 cr Indians I wish that May there be hope and...

India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor launched at G-20 Summit

Tripti Nath/New Delhi India has made the most of the G 20 Presidency in delivering outcomes that would improve the lives of people across continents. On Saturday, India reported double success with not just the inclusion of the 55-member African Union as a permanent member of G-20 but also with the launch of the multi-modal ‘India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor’. This ambitious initiative seeks to reshape the trade ro...

Putin’s decision to skip the G20 Summit not good for peace and harmony

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Pankaj Saran, former Deputy National Security Advisor, who has served as Ambassador to Russia, says that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to skip the G20 Summit is not good for peace and harmony. Terming Putin’s decision as "very unfortunate'', Saran, who is the Convenor of NatStrat, a Center for Research on Strategic and Security Issues, said, “It is not good for the...

Muzaffarnagar Principal regrets asking students to slap their Muslim classmate

New Delhi The Principal of a Uttar Pradesh school who is facing condemnation for asking students to slap their Muslim classmate, regrets her action but says that it was in the interest of discipline. Defending her indefensible action, Tripta Tyagi who heads Neha Public School in Khubbapur village in Muzaffarnagar said that it was not her intention to create friction between Hindus and Muslims. She alleged that the video has been edi...

India overtakes the world by landing on the Moon’s South Pole

Tripti Nath/New Delhi India created history by becoming the first country to land on the Moon’s South Pole as Chandrayaan-3 lander module touched down successfully. Congratulatory messages began pouring in from all quarters including space agencies of U.S, U.K and Europe as Chandrayaan-3 landed on the South Pole of the Moon safely, making India the fourth country to land on the Moon. It was this magical moment that the whole ...

India will certainly celebrate Chandrayaan-3: Rakesh Sharma

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Nearly four decades after making a mark as the only Indian citizen to have entered space, Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma is looking forward to celebrating the success of Chandrayaan 3. In an exclusive interview with Tripti Nath, Roving Editor, Awaz-The Voice, the former Indian Air Force pilot who was decorated with the Ashok Chakra, says his gut feeling on Chandrayan-3 is that it will succeed. Asked whether India wi...

India's achievements have not been properly recognized: Mark Tully

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Legendary radio journalist Mark Tully who has spent over six decades in India, is truly inspired by the thought of India where people from different religions can live together and pursue their own beliefs. In an exclusive interview with Awaz-the Voice in his house in central Delhi, Sir Tully, who was BBC’s South Asia Bureau Chief for over 20 years said that India is progressing quite rapidly but more effort...

Dawoodi Bohra leader Mufaddal Saifuddin honoured with the 'Nile Sash' award

Mumbai (Maharashtra) Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin, leader of the global Dawoodi Bohra community has brought glory to his community after being honoured with the ‘Nile Sash’ by Egypt. The prestigious award was conferred on the Bohra community leader by the President of Egypt, Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi, as a token of appreciation for his continuous efforts towards cultural, charitable and social causes in Egypt. It is understood ...

India is accepted as a benevolent and benign power: Anil Trigunayat

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Ambassador Anil Trigunayat is a Distinguished Fellow at the Vivekananda International Foundation, a well-known think tank. He spent one-third of his career in Africa and one-third in the Middle East. In his career spanning over three decades, he has served in the Indian Missions in Cote d’Ivoire, Bangladesh, Mongolia, the United States, Russia, Sweden, Nigeria, Libya, and Jordan. In an exclusive conversatio...

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After Pokhran, Kalam was unrecognizable: hairstylist Amjad Habib

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Hairstylist Habib Ahmed and his sons, Jawed, Parvez, and Amjad have had a special connection with the late President Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Although India’s missile man passed away eight years back, the family still cherishes the memories of the extraordinary President. It was Amjad Habib, who gave the missile man a hairstyle that the world will always remember. Recalling th...

NSA urges Friends of BRICS countries to collectively tackle cyber security challenges

New Delhi National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has called upon Friends of BRICS countries to join hands in tackling challenges emanating from cyber security. While participating in the meeting in Johannesburg in South Africa along with representatives from Belarus, Burundi, Cuba, Egypt, Iran, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia and UAE, the NSA warned that the gravity of cyber risks will increase exponentially with the advent of disruptive techno...

Jamia Millia Islamia gets approval to establish medical college

Tripti Nath/New Delhi The 103 year old Jamia Millia Islamia is all set to open a medical college in its campus in South Delhi and also set up campuses in the Middle East. This grand announcement made by Jamia’s Vice Chancellor Professor Najma Akhtar at the centenary year convocation in Vigyan Bhawan today drew an overwhelming response from the audience with clapping that lasted at least 90 seconds. The Jamia Vice Chancellor thank...

MWL Chief's unifying message appeals to leaders of all faiths

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Muslim World League Chief Mohammad Bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa’s powerful speech at the Vivekananda International Foundation here reflected his rich and varied experience and his global credentials as the most moderate voice on Islam. Leaders representing a spectrum of faiths assembled in VIF alongwith veteran strategic experts, scholars and mediapersons to listen to Dr Al-Issa who has also served as Minister of ...

MWL chief Dr. Al-Issa praises India's religious tolerance

Tripti Nath/ New Delhi The Muslim World League Chief Mohammad Bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa on Wednesday spoke highly of India’s religious tolerance, peaceful co-existence, diversity and open-mindedness. Saluting the democracy and Constitution of India, the much-revered Islamic scholar acknowledged that Indian tradition has taught harmony to the world. His powerful speech in Arabic won him a standing ovation from a distinguish...

Dr Al-Issa, NSA Doval spread message of communal unity

Tripti Nath/New Delhi The bad weather news in New Delhi and surrounding areas was overtaken on Tuesday by super refreshing messages of communal harmony and unity in diversity by the visiting Secretary General of the Muslim World League, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa and India’s National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval. A large number of diplomats, retired judges, religious leaders, scholars, academicians and doctors turned ...

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