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Export of Terrorism through Iranian Universities

By Shima Silavi Following the 9/11 attacks in the United States, the media was flooded with news of centers recruiting

by Avantika Mehta “CM ji, my older brother died of hunger, please save me,” hissed a skeletal figure in a

In a bizarre incident in Uganda, a civil servant directed in his will to bury him with a cash of

The media wants the Saudis to answer questions about Jamal Khashoggi. But maybe the media should be forced to answer

By Noorah Jukaku “The period that is always most difficult of access is the one that is just within living

by Imtiaz Ahmed Manabendra Nath Roy states, “ Islaam came to India after it had played out its progressive role,

By Yousef Al-Naimi In demanding answers on Jamal Khashoggi, one must look towards Turkey first and foremost. Let’s follow the

By Ghazala Wahab [taken verbatimly from theWire.in] As the #MeToo campaign hit India, I tweeted on October 6 that, “I wonder when

Vinta Nanda, a veteran writer-producer of the avant-garde 1990s’ show “Tara” fame, has accused actor Alok Nath — known for

By Jeffrey Gettleman and Kai Schultz Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India swept into office four years ago vowing to