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Astronomical tools for assessing moon-sighting: Modern developments

Hyderabad, April 8 -- By Tariq Muneer from Edinburgh Napier University The world Muslim population has crossed the 1.8 billion mark or 25% of all humans. There are tens of millions Muslims who have a... Read More


End of an era: Begum Razia Baig

Hyderabad, April 2 -- By Noor Baig There's a line in our play 'Under an Oak Tree', which I wrote and Begum Razia Baig produced:"And look, what one oak tree has brought forth - a mighty orchard." The... Read More


Kashmir's Tulip Garden blooming with 1.7M flowers opens to public

Hyderabad, March 23 -- By Suhail Khan Srinagar: Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, Asia's largest tulip garden, located at the foothills of Zabarwan Hills in Srinagar, has been opened to welcome to... Read More


Whether or not to eat watermelon, asks Kashmir this Ramzan

Hyderabad, March 18 -- By Suhail Khan Srinagar: A year after record consumption of watermelons in Kashmir, this Ramzan, the most pertinent question in Kashmiri households remains whether or not to ea... Read More


Educating people: Kolkata youth icon Wali Rahmani appeals for funds, this time to build a hostel

Hyderabad, March 18 -- By Heena Fatima Kolkata-based young education activist and youth icon Wali Rahmani who hit the headlines in September last year for collecting Rs 7.5 crore in seven days for a ... Read More


Nathervali Dargah: A testament of South India's centuries-old Islamic tradition

Hyderabad, March 16 -- By Abinaya Sivagnanam In the heart of Tamil Nadu lies Tiruchirappalli (or Trichy), home to the Hazrath Thable Alam Badusha Nathervali Dargah. The shrine is a testament to the c... Read More


Boy from Mumbai middle class tops in MBBS, receives gold medal

Hyderabad, March 13 -- By Heena Fatima At the recent convocation ceremony held by Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik (Maharashtra), Aakif Reshamwala received a gold medal for to... Read More


Protests of farmers rise in EU; they target climate change and Neoliberal agri-policies

Hyderabad, March 11 -- By Vajra Zayara As the protests of farmers resume in India, a sweeping wave of agitations from European farmers are also making global headlines. These protests whether local ... Read More


Locals, kids excited about first science park in north Kashmir

Hyderabad, Feb. 29 -- By Suhail Khan Baramulla: Students in the north Kashmir can now delve into the captivating realms of science through immersive and hands-on experiences, thanks to the recent ope... Read More


Female IPS officers lead the charge for peace in Kashmir

Hyderabad, Feb. 23 -- By Suhail Khan Four years after the Centre revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 on August 5, 2019, the region has witnessed several changes. Accordi... Read More