Indian star pulls out of Lankan spinner Muralitharan biopic after Tamil outcry

A popular actor who was set to star as Sri Lanka's legendary spinner Muttiah Muralitharan in a biopic withdrew from the project on Monday...

Eyeing China, Australia joins ‘quad’ drill with US, Japan, India

Australia will take part in a large-scale military drill off the coast of India next month that will bring together a quartet of countries...

Here is everything you need to know about Hindu beliefs on cow dung, urine

The fanatic Hindu believes in magical or talisman properties of cow dung and urine. The believers are spread over a wide spectrum. They cover...

Indian authorities in Kashmir seal office of leading English daily

The regional administration of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir sealed the office of leading English daily the Kashmir Times on Monday. The Estates...

NSA Moeed Yusuf’s interview is a reflection of ‘Naya Pakistan’

Over the past week, even as Pakistani media was consumed by the abhorrent (and self-destructive) tirades of Nawaz Sharif and his cohorts, an important...

Op-ed: Modi’s Hindutva ideology has failed India’s secularism

The sudden and complete failure of the Indian polity is at hand thanks to the relentless pursuit of Hindutva ideology. If criminal procedure act...

Pakistan’s ‘Gul-dozer’ calls time on topsy-turvy cricket journey

Pakistani bowler Umar Gul, who earned the nickname 'Gul-dozer' for his rattling of stumps, has called time on his 17-year cricket career. With no crowds...

India reports more than 62,000 new coronavirus cases

India’s coronavirus count crossed the 7.4 million marks Saturday after it registered 62,212 new cases, according to official statistics. At least 837 new fatalities were...

Does law of sedition undermine free speech?

With a crime report registered against the senior politicians of this country under the law of sedition; a controversy arises: whether the law of...

Indian woman rescued after spending 18 months locked in toilet

An Indian woman who was held captive in squalid conditions in a nine-square-foot outdoor toilet by her husband for 18 months has been freed...

WATCH: Policeman dragged on hood of moving car in bid to stop rash driver

A Delhi traffic police constable held onto the hood of a car and was dragged 400 meters after he tried to stop its driver...

Op-ed: India wedded to might is right

In an interview with Indian media outlet The Wire, Moeed Yusuf revealed that India had expressed a "desire for conversation" but said that Pakistan's...
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