News Archive

The recent coverage by The Washington Post and BBC regarding the Dublin stabbing attack has sparked controversy and criticism. In their reports dated 25th November, both news outlets asserted that the perpetrator of the attack, which incited riots in Dublin, was not an immigrant but an Irish citizen. This claim was based on unnamed sources cited by the BBC, which stated that the individual had been living in Ireland for 20 years and held Irish citizenship.

"Of course, his fault; how could he refuse": Pune woman Renuka punches husband Nikhil Khanna to death for not taking her to Dubai for her birthday, even gifts he brought on her anniversary were not satisfactory, police claims her to be intoxicated In a shocking and tragic incident in Pune, a woman allegedly punched her husband to death, fueled by anger over not being taken to Dubai for her birthday and dissatisfaction with her anniversary gifts. This horrifying event unfolded on November 24 in the Ganga Satellite Housing Society, an upscale locality in Wanawadi, Pune.

In a deeply troubling incident in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh, a group of individuals, identified as Farhan, Rehan, and Javed, among others, reportedly stormed into a school, creating a scenario of fear and chaos. This act of aggression, targeted at Hindu girls, is a stark reminder of the religious and social tensions that can flare up in communities, raising serious questions about communal harmony and safety in educational institutions.

In a recent development that has stirred diplomatic tensions, the Indian High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma, has firmly rebutted allegations implicating India in the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Nijjar, labeled a terrorist by Indian authorities, was a prominent figure in the Khalistani movement—a campaign seeking a separate Sikh state in India.

In a recent incident from Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, an Islamic cleric, known as a 'Maulvi', was arrested for allegedly forcing a Hindu woman to convert to Islam. The arrest, which took place on Friday, 24th November, brings to light a case of religious coercion under the guise of spiritual healing.

In a shocking development from Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj, a 20-year-old Muslim engineering student, Lareb Hashmi, has been implicated in a violent attack on a city e-bus conductor. This unsettling incident, which took place on Friday, has drawn considerable attention due to the severe nature of the assault and the subsequent actions of the assailant.

Pakistan's record on safeguarding minority rights remains a matter of international concern. In a recent alarming development, the country's authorities have demolished the Hinglaj Mata Mandir, a Hindu temple in Sindh province, along with the Sharda Peeth Mandir near the Line of Control. This act is seen as a continuation of Pakistan's long-standing issue with protecting the interests of its minority populations, particularly Hindus.

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, witnessed a surge of violent protests on Thursday evening, November 23, following a harrowing knife attack that left five people, including three children, wounded. The assailant, an individual of Algerian descent now an Irish national, triggered a wave of anger and turmoil that culminated in the burning of an immigration office by incensed citizens.

In an unexpected turn of events, Geert Wilders, a figure who stood by Nupur Sharma amidst her 'blasphemy' allegations, has achieved a significant victory in the Dutch Parliament elections. This development emerged on the 22nd of November as exit polls in the Netherlands indicated that Wilders' Party for Freedom, or Partij voor de Vrijheid (PVV), is poised to become the most influential party in the Dutch parliament.