Jamia Resumes Offline Classes on Nov 10 as Students Call Off Protest, Sets Timeline for Union Revival
Jamia Millia Islamia will resume offline classes from November 10 after students ended an 18-day protest demanding JMISU restoration.
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Akhilesh Says UP MLC Results Are 'Just the Beginning' as SP Wins 5 of 11 Seats, Alleges BJP Victory Through Conspiracy
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav called UP MLC results 'just the beginning' after his party won 5 of 11 seats, alleging BJP secured its six through conspiracy.
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Bajrang Dal Stops Mosque Repair, Claims Encroachment; Committee Says Roof Leak Fix
Bajrang Dal halted mosque repair in Dehradun, alleging illegal encroachment. Committee says it was routine roof leak fix, rejecting claims.
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Punjab Cop Fails Dope Test While On Duty During Anti-Drug Drive
Amid Punjab's anti-drug crackdown, a police ASI failed a dope test in Mansa after locals found him in an unstable condition, sparking outrage.
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Allahabad High Court References Manusmriti, States Husband's 'Pious Obligation' to Support Wife and Children
Allahabad High Court cited Manusmriti to emphasize a husband's sacred duty to maintain his wife, children, and parents financially.
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Chhattisgarh Principal Removed Over Asaram Booklet Distribution to Students
Chhattisgarh principal Mahesh Prajapati removed after booklets with Asaram material given to students, triggering an inquiry into the distribution.
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Amit Shah Promises UCC Implementation in Uttar Pradesh If BJP Returns
Amit Shah promised to implement the Uniform Civil Code in Uttar Pradesh if the BJP returns to power, while saying SP will stay out of government for 30 years.
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Assam Police Detain 36 Bangladeshi Nationals in Dhubri Anti-Infiltration Operation
Assam Police detained 36 Bangladeshi nationals at Jogamaya Ferry Ghat in Dhubri district during an anti-infiltration operation following intelligence inputs.
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Manoj Tiwari Dips in Yamuna, Claims Nearly 30km Stretch Cleaned Before Chhath Puja
BJP MP Manoj Tiwari took a ritual dip in Delhi's Yamuna, claiming nearly 30km of the 58km stretch was cleaned ahead of Chhath Puja.
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Muslim Woman Missing in Jamshedpur for 20 Days, Family Alleges Abduction and Forced Conversion
A Muslim woman in Jamshedpur has been missing for 20 days, with her family alleging abduction, forced conversion, and marriage attempts.
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J&K Minister Sakina Itoo Highlights Ambulance Delays and Student Absences Amid Security Convoy Traffic Restrictions on Srinagar-Jammu Highway
J&K Health Minister Sakina Itoo expresses distress over ambulances getting stranded and students missing classes due to traffic restrictions during security force convoy movements along the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway.
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Why Ulema Are Losing Young Muslims: A Critical Analysis
Colonial powers turned Islamic scholarship into state tools. Ulema fail to guide youth, abandoning duty to act on knowledge. Neglect fuels Muslim crises.
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X Restricts @Muslim_ITCell Access in India Amid Reported Section 69A Blocking Order Over Minority Issues
X withheld the @Muslim_ITCell account in India under a reported Section 69A legal demand. The page highlighted minority issues but now faces restrictions.
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Italian Dockworkers Block India Steel for Israel - Death Refusal
Italian dockworkers block 17 India steel containers headed for Israel. They call the cargo 'instruments of death' and demand authorities seize the steel.
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Allahabad HC Grants Bail to Azam Khan and Son in Dual PAN Card Case but Upholds Conviction
The Allahabad HC granted bail to Azam Khan and his son in the dual PAN card case but upheld their conviction, leaving them disqualified from elections.
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ECI Challenges 76,000 Judge-Cleared Voters in Bengal's Border Seats, Mostly Muslim
ECI challenges inclusion of 76,000 judge-cleared voters in West Bengal's border constituencies, Murshidabad and Malda, with nearly all having Muslim names.
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JNU Cuts PhD Seats for SC, ST and Disabled Candidates; CPI(M) MP Calls it Social Justice Violation
JNU has drastically cut reserved PhD seats for SC, ST and PwBD candidates, prompting a CPI(M) MP to demand urgent action against the violation.
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Supreme Court rejects NIA appeal over bail grant to Kashmiri activist Khurram Parvez in UAPA case
SC dismissed NIA plea challenging Delhi HC's bail order for Kashmiri activist Khurram Parvez in UAPA case tied to alleged LeT conspiracy.
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Muslim Milk Sellers Tied with Ropes and Assaulted by Cow Vigilantes in Madhya Pradesh Attack
Muslim milk sellers in Madhya Pradesh were attacked and tied with ropes by a mob of cow vigilantes who accused them of cattle theft. The victims say they were carrying buffaloes, not a cow, and had purchase receipts but were denied the chance to show them.
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French Prosecutors Say Man Targeted Muslims, Africans, North Africans
A 39-year-old French man, Kevin T, was charged with murder and attempted murder after targeting individuals who appeared Muslim, African, or North African. The attack in Trappes and La Verriere killed one person and injured seven others, including a child, as authorities discovered weapons, a magazine, brass knuckles, and extremist materials at his home during the search, with prosecutor Christen noting the suspect's high level of preparation.
