Law cannot be abused to harass person owing to his religion: SC
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has said that the law cannot be abused to harass any person owing to his religion. The apex court observed while acquitting 11…
VP inaugurates Centre for Quranic Studies at AMU
TIA CorrespondentALIGARH: The Vice President of India, M. Hamid Ansari has said that the Aligarh fraternity - students, teachers and well wishers – need to prepare for the future, to…
Indian Haj pilgrims to get better deal this year
Hajis to get economical SIM cardsAMNJEDDAH: The Indian Haj pilgrims are likely to get better facilities this year as Indian missions in Saudi Arabia claimed to have made elaborate arrangements…
UP, J&K govts denounce anti-Islam film, demand complete ban
AMNSRINAGAR: The governments in Uttar Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir have denounced anti-Islam film made in US and demanded centre for complete ban on any kind of telecast and broadcast…
Muslims renew efforts to reclaim 123 prime wakf properties
Abdul Bari Masoud / TIANEW DELHI: Under the aegis of the New India Foundation, the concerned Muslims have decided to intensify efforts in getting back the 123 prime wakf properties…
Mulayam inaugurates Mohammad Ali Jauhar University
TIA Correspondent RAMPUR: The much awaited Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar University was formally inaugurated here by Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav on Tuesday, September 18 in the presence of…
NCM seeks report on Masuri, Dasna violence
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: National Minorities commission has sought report from Uttar Pradesh government regarding the violence in Masuri and Dasna of Ghaziabad district. It said that the report should…
NGOs target Special Cell for agony of minorities’ youths
TIA Correspondent NEW DELHI: Protest against police framing false charges against some minority community persons grew louder on Tuesday when noted personalities demanded winding up of Delhi Police’s Special Cell.
Delhi CM conveys best wishes to Haj pilgrims
AMNNEW DELHI: Chief Minister, Sheila Dikshit Monday conveyed her best wishes to the Haj pilgrims who departed from Haj Terminal, IGI Airport. The first batch of 800 Haj pilgrims left…
First batch of Indian pilgrims leave for Haj
1.7 lakh Indians to perform Haj this year AMNNEW DELHI: The first batch of Haj pilgrims from India left for Madina and Jeddah today. The first flight carrying pilgrims from…