Begusarai Muslim man allegedly shot after assailant asked his faith

Mohammad Qasim, a Muslim youth and a vendor who goes around on his two-wheeler selling household goods in the rural areas, was shot at in Begusarai district of Bihar. Qasim said his attacker asked about his religion and told to go to Pakistan. Read More
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Sikkim assembly poll: Chamling’s tenure as CM ends after 24 years

The longest-serving chief minister of India, Pawan Kumar Chamling’s tenure ended after his party failed to secure mandate in the Sikkim assembly election. Chamling’s party, the Sikkim Democratic Front, lost the state election to a resurgent Sikkim Krantikari Morcha. Read More
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Abhinandan’s squadron gets ‘Falcon Slayer’ patch for F-16 kill

Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman’s No. 51 Squadron of MiG-21 Bisons have received a special “Falcon Slayers” and “AMRAAM Dodgers” patches on their flying overalls to commemorate the February 27 dogfight, in which he shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter. Read More
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Kerela’s Muslim education body bans niqab in its institutions

Kerela’s Muslim Educational Society, which controls a total of 150 educational institutions, banned“ dresses that covers the face” for girls on all its campuses. However, it says the decision to ban veils was taken before Sri Lankan banned the burqa after the April 21 bombings. Read More
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China relents to designate Masood Azhar a global terrorist

China, which had blocked moves to blacklist Masood Azhar four times, finally dropped its objections saying it “found no objection after a careful study of revised materials.” Read More
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IAS officer to challenge EC over ‘disciplinary action’ against him

IAS officer Mohammed Mohsin has decided to take up another legal battle against the EC for recommending disciplinary action against him to the state government. Read More
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ISIS claims responsibility for SL blasts, fear grips country’s Muslims

Two days after the deadly Easter Sunday blasts in Sri Lanka churches and luxury hotels, the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed over 300 people and injured hundreds more. Meanwhile, the country’s Muslims are fearing a backlash. Read More
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‘Truth under compulsions’: Pak spins Sushma’s Balakot remark

The Pakistan army spun the fresh statement given by the external affairs minister, Sushma Swaraj, claiming that “no Pakistani civilian or soldier” was killed in the Balakot air strike, and used the statement to “propagate” their version of the attack. Read More
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IAS officer suspended for checking Narendra Modi’s chopper

The Election Commission has suspended a senior Indian Administrative Service officer, who was deployed as a poll observer in Sambalpur, Odisha for checking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s helicopter there. Read More
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In Jammu & Kashmir, public barred from key road for security

The Jammu & Kashmir administration has banned the general public from accessing the 270km stretch of the National Highway-44 between Jammu’s Udhampur to Kashmir’s Baramulla from dawn to dusk for two days in a week. This comes in the wake of the Pulwama terror attack. Read More
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