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Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma when he became the first Indian to go into space

India will certainly celebrate Chandrayaan-3: Rakesh Sharma

Sir Mark Tully, ex-BBC Radio journalist and Author

India's achievements have not been properly recognized: Mark Tully

The President of Egypt, Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi honouring Dawoodi Bohra leader Mufaddal Saifuddin

Dawoodi Bohra leader Mufaddal Saifuddin honoured with the 'Nile Sash' award

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LSR alumna Iqra Hasan aspires to make it to Lok Sabha, carry her family legacy

Tripti Nath/Kairana (Uttar Pradesh) Iqra Munawwar Hasan, a third-generation politician, hit the sugarcane-fringed dusty and nearly non-motorable roads in Kairana in Uttar Pradesh's Shamli district on the final day of campaigning for the first phase of voting in Lok Sabha elections. Twenty-eight-year-old Iqra has been fielded by the Samajwadi Party from an area where patriarchy is still the order of the day. “I am ne...

Keralites of all faiths save driver from their state facing execution in Saudi Arabia

Tripti Nath/ New Delhi Machilakath Abdul Rahim, a middle-aged Indian driver on the verge of being executed in Saudi Arabia, has been snatched from the jaws of death by Keralites across the world who raised blood money of Rs 34 crore for his release. According to a news report in a prominent English language news daily, Hindu, Muslim and Christian Keralites showed exemplary solidarity in their determination to save Rahim and raised t...

NSA Doval says Indian civilizations' antiquity, continuity, expanse remain unchallenged

Tripti Nath/New Delhi National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Tuesday said that Indian civilization is one of the oldest and most continuous civilizations and it has a vast expanse. He was speaking at the release of a book 'History of Ancient India', an 11-volume series , at the Vivekananda International Foundation (VIF), a nationalist think tank. Doval said that there were a few aspects of Indian history that nobody...

Singers Ghulam Hassan and Shivani Singh are looking forward to their fifth Eid together

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Delhi based Ghazal singer Shivani Singh who is married into family of Muslim musicians from Rampur, Uttar pradesh, has won their hearts with her perfect preparation of Seviyan, a traditional Eid sweet dish. What is commendable is that her husband's otherwise fastidious grandmother has given her a perfect 10 score for her dish, suprising other members of the family. Shivani, her middle-a...

Singers Ghulam Hassan and Shivani Singh are looking forward to their fifth Eid together

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Delhi based Ghazal singer Shivani Singh who is married into family of Muslim musicians from Rampur, Uttar pradesh, has won their hearts with her perfect preparation of Seviyan, a traditional Eid sweet dish. What is commendable is that her husband's otherwise fastidious grandmother has given her a perfect 10 score for her dish, suprising other members of the family. Shivani, her middle-a...

Delhi's Sharbat-e-Mohabbat kiosk owner to introduce special Holi sherbet

Tripti Nath/New Delhi The crowded road to Jama Masjid in old Delhi is lined with shops selling a variety of kebabs, biryani, breads and sweets but the one that attracts enviable footfall is the Sharbat-e-Mohabbat kiosk run by Mohd. Shuaib Chishti. The USP (Unique Selling Proposition) of this unmissable kiosk is its ambience, delicious variety of sherbets, super-fast service, and choice of music. Although the kiosk does pretty good ...

NSA Ajit Doval gets yet another honour- a D. Litt by the Central University of Punjab

New Delhi National Security Advisor Ajit Doval has received yet another honour. The Central University of Punjab in Bahthinda honoured him with a Doctorate degree in Literature (D. Litt), at its ninth convocation on Tuesday. The honour was bestowed upon the NSA by none other than the former President Ram Nath Kovind. Last year, the NSA was awarded the honorary Doctorate degree in Literature (D. Litt) by the Uttarakhand...

ECI assures 97 crore voters free and fair elections starting April 19

Tripti Nath/ New Delhi The Election Commission on Saturday assured 97 crore voters a free and fair election spread over seven phases. The country will go to polls on April 19 and know the outcome on June 4, nearly two weeks ahead of the June 16 deadline for forming a new government. ""The 2024 Lok Sabha elections will be held in seven phases beginning April 19. The results will be announced on June 4 — ahead of the J...

Actor Adil Hussain remembers his mother’s Iftar food, pumpkin Halwa on Eid

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Bollywood actor Adil Hussain says that although he grew up in a lower-middle-class Assamese family, during Ramzan, his siblings and he looked forward to Eid as it meant new clothes and a lot of food. He recalls that Ramzan was a huge festival for them as it meant meeting people and enjoying a variety of homemade sweets for Iftar. Recalling his growing years with his family members in Goalpara, Assam, the 60-year-o...

Ustad Gulfam Ahmed reintroduced Rabab to Golden Temple kirtan

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Ustad Gulfam Ahmed, a seventh generation musician celebrated globally for his mastery over the Rabab and the Sarod, is equally in demand for his Sufiana Kalams on Hindu Muslim unity. Decorated with the Padma Shri in 2021 and numerous other awards, Gulfam says that Music knows neither Hindu nor Muslim. Music has its language. “Sangeet ki apni zubaan hai’’ (Music has its own language). Sangeet rooh...

Music knows neither Hindu nor Muslim: Rabab player Ustad Gulfam Ahmed

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Ustad Gulfam Ahmed, a seventh generation musician celebrated globally for his mastery over the Rabab and the Sarod, is equally in demand for his Sufiana Kalams on Hindu Muslim unity. Decorated with the Padma Shri in 2021 and numerous other awards, Gulfam says that Music knows has its language. “Sangeet ki apni zubaan hai’’ (Music has its own language). Sangeet rooh ki riza hai. (Music is the food...

Delhi’s interfaith family of musicians that creates symphony and harmony

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Hindustani classical vocalist Ghulam Hasan Khan’s home in South Delhi presents a unique example of inter-faith unity and talent. This is a family of three musicians- each professing a different religion, living together in harmony, and welcoming the first ray of the sun with their daily Riyaz. Members of this family celebrate all major festivals including Holi, Diwali, Eid, and Christmas with equa...

Muslims of India feel privileged to be in their motherland: M.J. Akbar

Tripti Nath/New Delhi “We are privileged to be Muslims of India. It is a great privilege. Let us not underestimate it. Who did what and when. Let’s leave that to books. We know that we are privileged. We know that we are grateful to God for keeping us in our motherland, “ said M.J. Akbar, author, journalist and former Minister of State for External Affairs, at a function in New Delhi on Sunday. Akba...

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Celebrities from around the world join pre wedding festivities of Mukesh Ambani's son

Jamnagar (Gujarat) A large number of celebrities have landed in Jamnagar to join the three day pre wedding celebrations of Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani's youngest son, Anant. Pop sensation Rihanna's maiden performance in India, a special drone show and the attendance of celebrities like Meta (formerly Facebook) with his wife Priscilla Chan, Bollywood superstars like Shah Rukh Khan, S...

Music doesn’t see Hindus and Muslims through a binary lens: Tabla maestro Durjay Bhaumik

Tripti Nath/New Delhi “Music has no language. It has a universal appeal. It does not discriminate on the basis of religion; It is like a free-flowing river that offers the same water to everybody. It holds equal appeal for everybody irrespective of caste, creed, or religion,’’ says Delhi based Tabla player Durjay Bhaumik. “Over the years, I have had the privilege of playing with some of the greatest maestros of ...

Bangladesh FM says Myanmar using delay tactics on taking the Rohingyas back

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud today said that the 1.2 million Rohingyas have posed multiple problems for his country and that Myanmar has been using delay tactics on taking them back. Speaking at the Vivekananda International Foundation here on Wednesday, Dr Mahmud acknowledged that he discussed several issues such as security cooperation, Rohingya refugees, sharing of Teesta river...

Macron’s visit to Nizamuddin Dargah shows his desire to promote peaceful co-existence

Tripti Nath/New Delhi French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to the Dargah of the Sufi saint Khwaja Nizamuddin Auliya in Delhi clearly shows that India and France share a strong desire to encourage syncretism. This observation was made by Pankaj Saran, Convenor, NatStrat, a thinktank on strategic affairs, and a seasoned diplomat on Macron’s recent visit to Delhi. He was the sixth French Head of State to have been invit...

Aligarh surgeon Mohsin Raza ensures slum kids learn to read and write

Tripti Nath/New Delhi Eight years ago, a poor girl living in a slum in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, asked a kind-hearted and friendly surgeon to show her what a school looked like. This doctor was the well-known philanthropist Dr Mohsin Raza, a resident of Civil Lines, Aligarh. Recalling that day August 12, 2016, Dr Raza says, “I was alighting from my car when this girl, Naheed who was barely three years old, held my hand and said tha...

What a great warrior and strategian Mahatma Gandhi was: NSA Ajit Doval

Tripti Nath/New Delhi National Security Advisor Ajit Doval described Mahatma Gandhi as a great strategian and warrior and remarked that Gandhi’s way of resistance is the lone example in the world where in asymmetric warfare, the soft power has been able to dominate the hard power and vanquish it as well. He was speaking at the launch of M.J. Akbar's book, “Gandhi: A Life in Three Campaigns&rsquo...

I write Hindustani because I am writing for Hindustanis, says Javed Akhtar

Tripti Nath/ New Delhi “I write Hindustani because I am writing for Hindustanis. I am neither writing for Urdu nor for Hindi wallahs. The day you start addressing Hindustanis, your language will get corrected on its own,’’ said noted lyricist and poet Javed Akhtar during a discussion on ‘Hindi & Urdu Siamese Twins’ here on Thursday evening. The auditorium was packed to capacity and the audi...

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