A Book That Answers Most Questions Raised about Sufism
Reviewed by Syed Nooruzzaman There is no dearth of people who show considerable interest in what Sufism (Tasawwuf) stands for despite the controversies associated with…
Aligarh Is Firmly Entrenched In Our Mindset, Will Never Fade Away By Changing Its Name: Frank Islam
According to India Today, the Uttar Pradesh government spent more than 300 crores (more than $45M in the 2017 exchange rate) when it changed the name of Allahabad to Prayagraj in October 2018.
The Islamic Movement for Poverty Eradication-III
When it comes to helping the poor and needy, instead of giving them money just once and forgetting them thereafter, it would be far better if we keep our charities and courtesy calls regular.
Nitish Struggling to Catch the Caste Straw to Remain Afloat
Though he is in no position to immediately join hands with the RJD yet in the name of Caste-based Census Nitish seems to be planning to bring about Koeri-Kurmi-Yadav alliance.
APCR Legal Assistance Secured Quashing of 4 FIRs against Atir from Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court quashed four of five FIRs lodged over an alleged incident of looting and arson of houses in a single compound during…
Criminal Cases against MPs, MLAs Can’t be Withdrawn without HC orders: SC
The state governments cannot withdraw criminal cases against sitting MPs and MLAs without prior sanctions from the respective high courts, the Supreme Court has said….
Karnal SDM’s ‘Crack-Heads’ of Farmers Directive Snowballs
Mega Kisan Mahapanchayat launches anti-BJP campaign By Abdul Bari Masoud Giving in to pressure from the Opposition parties and farmers’ unions for action against Karnal…
A Bangladeshi Scientist among Winners of Ramon Magsaysay Award
A Bangladeshi scientist who helped develop a cheap oral vaccine against cholera, a Pakistani microfinance pioneer and a Filipino fisherman were among the winners of…
There is an Attempt to Give Communal Colour to News: CJI
THERE IS AN ATTEMPT TO GIVE COMMUNAL COLOUR TO NEWS: CJI Web portals “only listen to powerful voices” and “write anything” against judges or institutions,…
Lawmakers or Lawbreakers?
Arshad Shaikh examines the implications of the recent report filed by the Amicus Curiae to the Supreme Court regarding the high number of pending cases against lawmakers of our country.