Delhi prays for Palestine’s Christians
BIJAY KUMAR MINJNEW DELHI: (UCAN) Christian groups held a candlelight vigil in New Delhi yesterday to show solidarity with Palestinians denied access to sacred sites in the Holy Land. Palm…
Welfare Party to cleanse political system
By Abdul Bari Masoud / TIA NEW DELHI: The newly formed ‘Welfare Party of India’ has pledged to cleanse the political system of the country in a bid to realize…
Farooq to lead new political party
TIA Spl Correspondent NEW DELHI: Mr. Mujtaba Farooq of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) would lead a new political party which is all set to hit Indian political arena on Monday.
Modi against education of minorities
NEW DELHI (AMN) Even as Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi is courting with few Muslim leaders of the state to change his anti minority image, but these community leaders have…
Moily voices for knowledge for all
ABDUL BARI MASOUD / TIANEW DELHI: Union Law Minister Dr Veerappa Moily on Friday said that it was time to "liberate" knowledge from the domain of a few
Alarm sounds over ‘profiling’ move
BHOPAL: The Madhya Pradesh government denied that it has issued an order seeking detailed information about Christians, but a Catholic prelate says the matter is still worrying.
IOS celebrates silver jubilee
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Institute of Objective Studies (IOS), India’s most prominent Muslim NGO has completed 25 years its existence successfully. It is organizing several functions to celebrate its silver jubilee…
Cash for Coverage
NEW DELHI: (AMN) Journalists covering a press conference of a Muslim organisation were for a rude shock last Tuesday when they found a cash voucher of Rs. 2000 in the…
Christian groups back away from activist
NEW DELHI: Christian activists and rights groups in Gujarat are distancing themselves from anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare, saying today that his actions have political ramifications.
Rifts in Jamaat over political values
TIA correspondentsNEW DELHI/KOZHIKODE: The battle of principles has begun within the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) even before its political outfit could take a real shape on April 18 in New Delhi.