Challenges and Concerns of Indian Muslims in Modi Era; Muslim Leaders Consultation in Delhi to Face Dangerous Challenges
Vol. LXIV No. 22
Date: August 30, 2026
Youth Embarking Upon Reforming the Education System
The condition of many schools is so grave that they lack basic amenities, including water supply and the infrastructure required for effective teaching and learning. The quality of teachers is…
Action of JNU is Biased
It is to be noted with displeasure that the same university extended space and whole-hearted cooperation on campus for ISKCON events (a Hindu rightist religious organisation) while denying a venue…
Lightning Arouses Fear, But What Lesson It Gives
Rainfall indicates that death will be followed by Resurrection. It also indicates that it is the One True God Who manages the affairs of the heavens and the earth.
Intercession and Atonement
Intercession would be permitted explicitly at the Will of Allah and mere relationship with the Holy Prophet would not absolve anyone of his sins.
Challenges and Concerns of Indian Muslims in Modi Era; Muslim
The dream of ‘Viksit Bharat’ cannot be achieved merely through economic development. The nation requires simultaneous political development as well. The government and the party in power need to practise…
CAG Report on Railways and Green India Shows Amrit Kaal
India’s biggest problem is that its people have fallen prey to a misplaced sense of pride (Hindu asmita) being sold to them in the name of regaining their lost glory…
Adani’s American ‘Clean Chit’ The $10-Billion Question: Justice, Oil and
US energy interests in India are expanding, India’s crude-import pattern is changing, and Adani’s infrastructure businesses occupy a strategic place in this evolving energy landscape.The public has a legitimate right…
Vande Mataram Row: Opposition Firm on Two Stanzas, Minorities Reject
Opposition parties are asking whether Parliament and the country should devote so much political energy to debating the number of stanzas in a national song when millions of young people…
When DissentBecomes a Crime: Right to Disagree, Freedom of Expression
Terms such as ‘Urban Naxal’ and ‘Dimaagi Naxal’ raise serious questions when political disagreement is presented as evidence of extremist or anti-national thinking.
NALSAR Row: BCI Gag Order Sparks a Larger Debate Over
Senior Supreme Court lawyer Sanjay Hegde told Radiance, NALSAR students had ‘taught the profession a lesson’ by protesting politely, lawfully and fearlessly, while the Supreme Court stood by their right…
From Piety to Prosperity: Why the Halal Economy is Bangladesh’s
The halal economy represents Bangladesh’s bridge to a diversified, resilient, and high-value economic future, but that bridge must be built now, with vision, determination, and an unwavering commitment to credible…
The Concept of Global Humanitarianism and Seerah of Prophet Muhammad
The Constitution of Madinah (Misaaq al-Madinah) and the Farewell Sermon (Khutbah Hajjat al-Wada) are shining examples of this reality. Whether it is the laws of war, the rights of women…
History as a Political Battleground: Puniyani’s Critique of Communal Historiography
The author’s objective is neither to canonise nor to exonerate Aurangzeb. Rather, he seeks to challenge what he regards as a selective and decontextualised reading of the Mughal emperor’s life…
Jamiat Opposes Maharashtra Anti-Conversion Law, Warns of Threat to Religious
Jamiat president Maulana Mahmood Madani said the freedom to choose one’s religion forms an essential part of religious liberty. He argued that vague terms such as ‘allurement’ and ‘fraudulent’ conversion…
AMU Accuses Aligarh Civic Body of Forcible Occupation of Rs
According to AMU, the disputed Riding Field land has belonged to the university since its acquisition on June 13, 1925, under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894. The university said it…
Muslims in 50 MP Districts Submit Memorandums to President against
Masood pointed to Art. 29 of the Constitution, which provides citizens the right to protect their culture and identity. He argued the Muslim community was seeking protection of rights available…
Abdul Hafiz Rejects Compensation, Demands World-Class School in Father’s Name
Hafiz had recently returned to Karishunda after participating in a protest in Delhi organised by the Cockroach Janata Party. Back home, he became involved in the CJP’s ‘School Thik Karo’…
Haaretz Slams Netanyahu over Syria Strikes, Warns of ‘Pointless Conflict’
“While we were wondering whether, ahead of the election, Benjamin Netanyahu would choose to wage war in Gaza or Lebanon, or perhaps ignite the West Bank, he decided to make…
President Pezeshkian Says Iran in ‘Full-Scale War’
The enemy had assessed that if Iran falls, it will become Venezuela. Not only did it not happen, but it became a power that amazed the world with its resistance,…
Reading Culture: Tashkent to Open Modern Library in Every District
The initiative follows a presidential decree signed on July 29, ordering the creation of a round-the-clock Book Street in the Blue Domes garden. The decree calls for regulating commercial activity…
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir Sworn in as Bangladesh’s 23rd President
The 78-year-old politician took the oath on August 21 at the historic Durbar Hall of Bangabhaban. Acting Speaker of the JatiyaSangsad. Kaiser Kamal, administered the oath. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman,…
Trump’s Iran Siege Fails
China has made clear through its president that it will not comply with Trump’s demand to impose a siege on Iran, a country allied with Beijing. The same can be…
