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    AIMIM will make every effort to ensure BJP govt is not formed in UP: Owaisi

    Asaduddin Owaisi addressed a public meeting in Shamli district's Kairana to express his party's objectives. He stated that AIMIM aims to ensure a BJP government does not form in Uttar Pradesh. Owaisi emphasized his opposition to Yogi Adityanath serving a third term as Chief Minister. He criticized the silence of opposition parties on issues affecting minorities and weaker sections.

    J&K Cong distances itself from Farooq's Pak remarks; Kashmiri Pandit groups file complaint

    The J&K Congress has distanced itself from Farooq Abdullah's remarks regarding Pakistan's involvement in Kashmir. This comes as some groups have filed a police complaint against him for these comments. Abdullah's statements reflect frustrations regarding the restoration of statehood in Jammu and Kashmir. BJP leaders criticized his reliance on Pakistan narratives while highlighting local issues facing the region.

    After 23 death sentences in six months, judge transferred to family court; 13 more awarded in his previous posting

    Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar, who awarded 23 death sentences in six months and 13 more during an earlier posting, has been transferred from a fast track court to a family court in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. His tenure also drew attention over the recall of 97 pending criminal case files and his earlier involvement in the Gyanvapi mosque survey case.

    ‘Ban all Muslims from...’: Trump-linked politician Dominik Tarczyński tells Piers Morgan, says Islam ‘not compatible with Western values, France has fallen'

    Polish politician Dominik Tarczyński has said he would ban all Muslims from entering Poland if elected to power, telling broadcaster Piers Morgan that Islam is incompatible with Western values. During the interview, Tarczyński defended his opposition to Muslim immigration and argued that Europe should not allow new mosques while Christians face restrictions on building churches in Qatar.

    Return of Mrs G's 'foreign hand': Is Mohan Bhagwat's warning of a foreign hand behind protests a genuine concern or an old political tactic?

    Mohan Bhagwat warns of foreign conspiracies behind protests in India, echoing past political tactics to delegitimize dissent. While he claims to embrace religious diversity, critics question his commitment to action against communal violence and the protection of minority rights, highlighting a discrepancy between his words and deeds.

    Mehbooba Mufti slams Centre over eviction notice to mosque near PM's residence

    Mehbooba Mufti has criticised the Centre for issuing an eviction notice to a century-old mosque. The mosque, located near the Prime Minister's residence, is facing threats to its existence. Officials state that the mosque management received the notice and was instructed to vacate quickly. The Land and Development Office claims the land belongs to the government, calling it unauthorised occupation.

    • "Minister's job to resolve matter": Asaduddin Owaisi demands Kiren Rijiju's immediate intervention in Race Course Masjid demolition order

      Asaduddin Owaisi has raised concerns regarding the handling of the Race Course Masjid situation in New Delhi. He emphasised that the mosque holds gazetted Waqf status and should have legal protection. Owaisi urges Union Minister Kiren Rijiju to intervene and halt any potential demolition actions. The absence of a constituted Waqf Board in Delhi has contributed to administrative inaction.

      Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshis without informing Dhaka, government says

      Bangladesh has requested clarification about the execution of two Bangladeshi nationals in Saudi Arabia. These executions occurred without prior notification to Bangladeshi authorities on October 14. The Bangladeshi government is seeking copies of court verdicts and details about the offenses. Saudi Arabia has not yet responded to these inquiries from Bangladesh. The situation remains sensitive given the large Bangladeshi workforce in Saudi Arabia and their remittances.

      Mirwaiz flags 6-day eviction notice to Race Course mosque

      Mirwaiz Umar Farooq expressed concern regarding the eviction notice issued to the Race Course mosque in Delhi. The mosque has been a gazetted Waqf property since 1977 but may face demolition within six days. Asaduddin Owaisi called on the Union Minority Affairs Minister to intervene in this matter. The current absence of the Delhi Waqf Board raises significant issues regarding the defense of such properties.

      Giant 'heat storms' are scorching the Earth. This is the story of the biggest one on record

      Heat storms have increased dramatically, causing severe global consequences including excess deaths and environmental catastrophes. Recent heat storms have been identified as a new classification, representing larger and more persistent heat events. The intensity of these heat storms has worsened due to climate change and greenhouse gas emissions. Associated weather patterns have significantly disrupted ecosystems and agriculture worldwide.

      Ayodhya Ram temple: Construction work nearing completion, handed over to Trust, says chairman Nripendra Misra

      A total of 148 of the 150 construction works in the Ram temple complex in Ayodhya have been completed.The remaining work focuses on the outer enclosure, which was delayed due to rain. The temple's lighting is targeted for completion by November 15 in preparation for Diwali. Additionally, the committee is reviewing financial matters and assessing contractor performance.

      Pakistan school roof collapse: 34 children, teacher killed; over 50 injured

      Building collapses are common in Pakistan, where construction standards are often poorly enforced, an AP report said. Many structures are built with substandard materials, and safety regulations are frequently ignored to reduce costs, it noted.

      Omar Abdullah and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq slam J&K Waqf Board move to 'standardise' Friday sermons

      Omar Abdullah and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq have condemned the J&K Waqf Board's plan for uniform Friday sermon topics. Critics argue that this initiative represents undue interference in Muslim religious practices and violates freedom of expression. Mehbooba Mufti raised concerns about the implications for religious diversity and autonomy across India. Inam un Nabi asserted that mosques should not serve as platforms for controlled messaging.

      Pakistan urges Afghan Taliban to stop militants from carrying out cross-border attacks

      In a bid to curb rising tensions, Pakistan has requested that Afghanistan's Taliban act against militants utilizing Afghan land for assaults. The situation has become increasingly volatile due to border skirmishes and retaliatory airstrikes. Pakistani representatives allege that factions like Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan reside in Afghanistan, adding to the conflict. Pakistan seeks diplomatic engagement but insists on Afghanistan fulfilling its security commitments as violence lingers.

      UAE Attorney-General says flydubai co-pilot planned suicide attack on Tel Aviv airport

      A 29-year-old co-pilot of flydubai allegedly plotted a terrorist attack during a flight. The plan involved seizing control of the aircraft and crashing it into Ben Gurion Airport. His radicalization began in 2017 while studying in Australia, where he was influenced by extremist ideologies. After attacking the captain with an axe, he was subdued by crew and passengers.

      Asim Munir drags Pakistan into the Saudi- Houthi war under the Mecca pact without consulting the country's political leadership

      Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir has agreed to deploy troops to Mecca pact ally Saudi Arabia in addition to 8,000 troops already in the Kingdom without consulting the country's political leadership. The decision comes after Pakistan intially refused to get involved in the fight against Houthis a position taken by the country's parliament in a unanimous vote in 2015.

      Calcutta High Court asks Bengal govt how many people crossed Indo-Bangla border in 1970s

      The Calcutta High Court recently heard a petition from Sahidul Shekh challenging his detention and deportation. Justice Saugata Bhattacharyya questioned how the government identified Shekh as a Bangladeshi national. The state's lawyer claimed Shekh's identification documents were obtained through forgery, raising further suspicions. The court emphasised the need for due process in immigration matters related to illegal migrants. Ultimately, the deportation order was put on hold pending further judicial review.

      3 dead, 8 injured after four-storey building collapses in Delhi's Seemapuri

      Three people, including a child and a pregnant woman, were killed and eight injured after a building collapsed in Delhi’s Seemapuri on Wednesday. Eleven people were rescued from the debris as emergency teams launched a search operation. Authorities are probing whether earthquake-related cracks contributed to the collapse, while rescue efforts continued.

      Bengal: Humayun Kabir hints at quitting politics, says BJP will win Rejinagar

      AJUP chief Humayun Kabir voiced his disillusionment with the political landscape following his recent detention during the bypoll. He suggested that he might step back from electoral politics if Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari continues in power. Kabir accused the election process of being rigged and forecasts a BJP victory in Rejinagar, where his son is running on an AJUP ticket, raising personal stakes ahead of the October 9 results.

      Bengal bypolls: 79 pc turnout in Nandigram, Rejinagar amid violence, intimidation claims

      In the West Bengal Assembly bypolls, a robust turnout of nearly 79 percent was recorded, despite disturbing reports of violence and intimidation. Opposition parties alleged that their agents faced eviction from voting booths, heightening tensions. The arrest of AJUP chief Humayun Kabir during a confrontation sparked further unrest. While the BJP defended the voting process, Congress accused local police of bias.

      Who is Nidal Malik Hasan? Trump approves execution of 2009 Fort Hood shooting convict; all you need to know

      Nidal Malik Hasan, a former psychiatrist in the US Army, unleashed a tragic shooting at Fort Hood in 2009, taking the lives of 12 soldiers and a civilian. The shooting also left dozens injured. In 2013, military courts condemned Hasan to death for his horrific act. Recently, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth suggested execution by firing squad, a recommendation that President Trump has sanctioned.

      'Co-pilot planned attack before joining Flydubai'

      The co-pilot of Smit Machchhar had plans of crashing into Ben Gurion airport earlier this year as well; he was a failed student at Melbourne university.

      Israel would have shot down FlyDubai plane if... Report reveals how it would have responded to a 9/11-like situation

      FlyDubai flight FZ1073 faced a serious incident when the co-pilot attacked the captain with a crash axe. The aircraft plunged rapidly before passengers intervened to subdue the attacker and land safely. Israel activated its emergency protocols during the event, scrambling fighter jets in case of a hijacking threat. The alleged attacker, Hammam al-Hammami, had a history of radicalization concerns before joining FlyDubai.

      Walking Dhaka: Where crowded lanes, chaos and history reveal a city’s soul

      A walk through Dhaka’s congested streets becomes an immersive journey through the city’s history, architecture, bazaars and waterways. From Baitul Mukarram and Dhaka University to Lalbagh Fort and the Armenian Church, the experience captures Dhaka’s extraordinary density and resilience, while reflecting on how its crowded urban landscape may shape its future.

      Shivakumar, Vijayendra trade charges over 'deletion of voters' from electoral rolls

      Karnataka's Chief Minister D K Shivakumar and BJP State President B Y Vijayendra are exchanging serious accusations. The conflict arises from the ongoing SIR exercise relating to voter registration and removal. Vijayendra alleges irregularities in Mysuru and other regions, while Shivakumar counters with claims of a conspiracy to disenfranchise voters. Both leaders emphasize the need for investigation into the Form-7 applications submitted by various parties.

      Calcutta High Court declines interim resumption of prayers at mosque inside Kolkata airport

      The Calcutta High Court has adjourned the case regarding prayers at Bankra Mosque until October 7. The mosque predates the airport, which started operations in 1924, and had allowed access for many years. Access to the mosque was stopped on July 11, raising concerns for local worshippers. The Airports Authority of India noted recent security breaches around the area of the mosque.

      9 accused in Ujjain Shahi Masjid clashes undergo medical examination amid tight security

      Nine individuals accused of stone pelting during clashes at Shahi Masjid were taken for medical examination. All accused were found to be in normal condition without any injuries. Clashes occurred due to police actions related to a road-widening project around the mosque. The Madhya Pradesh High Court resolved a petition after a compromise was reached between stakeholders.

      Ujjain Shahi Masjid row: Why massive protest has erupted in the Mahakal temple city?

      Ujjain News: Protests over the proposed removal of a section of Ujjain's Shahi Masjid for a road-widening project turned tense on Monday, with stone-pelting reported and police using tear gas to disperse the crowd. Heavy security, including RAF personnel, has been deployed as the city prepares for Simhastha 2028.

      Mehbooba Mufti appeals to 'secular-minded' people to join protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar on September 29

      Mehbooba Mufti has called for a rally at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on September 29 to protest injustices against democracy and cultural integrity. Organized by the Monitoring Committee for Indian Muslims, the event is set for 2 pm to 5 pm. She encourages all secular voices to unite in defense of essential values, opposing the demolition of religious sites and advocating for fairer voter registration practices.

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