Sabiha Fathima Begum
On December 14, 2025, at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Sajid and Naveed Akram, a father-son pair originally from Hyderabad, shot and killed 15 Jewish people duri...
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Uzma Khatoon
In today's world, the word Kafir has been stripped of its theological depth and weaponised as a tool for political mobilisation, social media vitriol, and com...
Aditi Bhaduri
Is regime change afoot in Afghanistan? Four years after capturing Kabul, the Taliban has somewhat consolidated its hold on the country. There are hardly an...
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 Dh...
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...
Shankar Kumar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's four-day visit to Jordan, Ethiopia, and Oman from December 15 signals India’s interest in deepening its engagement with ...
Sushma Ramachandran
The end of 2025 has been marked by chaos in air travel. Mass cancellations of flights by leading air carrier Indigo in early December led to overcrowded ai...
Atir Khan
This topic is so vast that even a lifetime of scholarship would hardly be enough to fully understand and appreciate its full scope, depth, and richness. Let ...
In the evolving discourse on Indian Muslim society, the issue of polygamy stands as a critical intersection of faith, law, and social justice. For decades, this i...
Owais Saqlain Ahmed
Her name was 'Baby Jane Doe'—not because she wanted privacy, but because even her identity had been stolen. An Indonesian domestic worker had been kept in brutal servitude by a powerful family in a l...
On December 4, India will welcome an old friend as Russian President Vladimir Putin pays a two-day visit to New Delhi for the 23rd annual bilateral summit....
A quiet but profound cultural metamorphosis is underway within Muslim India, sparking a critical debate that strikes at the heart of the community's existence...
Khalid Khurram
The November 10 suicide bombing in Delhi has once again underscored an uncomfortable but proven truth: the path to violent extremism often begins not with weapo...
The explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort on November 10 was not only a violent assault on the city but also an instant ignition point for a familiar national spectacle—the swift t...
A week after a suicide bomber detonated a car loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil near Red Fort area in Delhi, killing more than 10 people and injuring over a ...
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