The second round of voting will take place domestically on May 28 after neither President Erdogan nor his main challenger, opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu, secured the majority support in the first round.

JKCCS had assumed a crucial role in holding the military-administered state accountable for its actions. However, there has been a systematic attempt by the Indian state to delegitimise and eliminate the organisation.

The Union government’s grounds of review against the May 11 judgment of the Supreme Court camouflages its contentions as “errors apparent on the face of the record”.

'It is a huge moment for us at the Citizens for Justice and Peace [an NGO she helps run], our teams and communities on (the) ground, especially given the fact that I have faced such constant targeting and slander by the most powerful,” she said.

Earlier this month, the IAF grounded three of its MiG-21 ’Bison’ ground attack fighter squadrons for safety checks, after one of them crashed into a house in Rajasthan, killing three people.

This ordinance and the pathologies it exposes are disturbing at so many levels. This critical scrutiny must not be confused by propaganda, or exhausted by the now-normalised routine assaults on democratic sensibility.

The Taliban-dominated Afghan government’s new pick to run the embassy, Mohammad Qadir Shah has claimed that his reputation was being tarnished by this ‘forced’ identification with the Taliban. Meanwhile, India's silence has spoken, feel some quarters.

'It is a huge moment for us at the Citizens for Justice and Peace [an NGO she helps run], our teams and communities on (the) ground, especially given the fact that I have faced such constant targeting and slander by the most powerful,” she said.

Though the Rajiv Gandhi era was cut short by his tragic assassination on May 21, 1991, his achievements as prime minister for five years have been outstanding.

The Union government’s grounds of review against the May 11 judgment of the Supreme Court camouflages its contentions as “errors apparent on the face of the record”.

Manesar is a a Hindutva icon in whose support huge 'Hindu Mahapanchayats' had been held in the aftermath of the killings.

The second round of voting will take place domestically on May 28 after neither President Erdogan nor his main challenger, opposition leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu, secured the majority support in the first round.

There is a clear incentive now for those holding Rs 2,000 notes to just go for an exchange rather than deposit the money in the bank and be scrutinised for income tax purposes. However, the exchange of notes has been made very difficult as only Rs 20,000…

Earlier this month, the IAF grounded three of its MiG-21 ’Bison’ ground attack fighter squadrons for safety checks, after one of them crashed into a house in Rajasthan, killing three people.

This ordinance and the pathologies it exposes are disturbing at so many levels. This critical scrutiny must not be confused by propaganda, or exhausted by the now-normalised routine assaults on democratic sensibility.

Pakistani transgender activists plan to appeal against the Islamic court that overturned the country’s 2018 protection laws such as legal gender recognition.

Once again, however, the grouping did not criticise Russia for its invasion, a position India has been unwilling to take.

Ever since the elections were announced, uncontrolled media reports began surfacing less in the mainstream media but vast numbers in the freer social media: about corruption, about pushing thousands of Muslim girls out of examination halls due to the hijab…

The khap ‘mahapanchayat’ announced its decision after it had said that they will take a ‘major call’ if no action is taken until Sunday.

'Winnie and Nelson: Portrait of a Marriage' is at once a double biography of South Africa’s two famous liberation leaders and a historical love story about their personal lives.