Indian missile launch was a human error: Security analysts
Many defense and security analysts picked up on this phraseology and insisted that it indicated the government's admission that the missile launch was, in fact, a "human error" rather than a technical one.
Kashmir Files provoke Indians against Muslims
Mob inside the theatre chants anti-Muslim slogans, says: "When Muslims will cut into pieces, they will call for a Hindu God, Ram!"
Pakistan nearly initiated a retaliatory strike on India
Pakistan only backed out of the plan because the initial assessment, conducted by the response team, indicated something "amiss." The Indian missile ended up damaging only residential property and, to their "relief," caused no casualties.
Indian missile system safe and secure: Indian Defence Minister
To clarify, on March 9, the PAF Air Defence Operation System detected a high-speed flying object inside the Indian territory. The object was picked up at 18:43 hours which, after remaining airborne, suddenly maneuvered from its initial course and intruded into Pakistani territory.
Hijab not part of religious practice: Indian court upholds hijab ban
"We are of the considered opinion that wearing of hijab by Muslim women does not form a part of essential religious practice in Islamic faith," Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi of the High Court of Karnataka said in the judgement.
Man tries to barge into Indian NSA Ajit Doval’s residence
A frenzy occupied the security agencies after a man tried to enter the house of the Indian National Security Advisor and the right-hand man of PM Narendra Modi, Ajit Doval.
Two Indians arrested in alleged uranium smuggling
The theft and smuggling of fissile material in India during the last two decades is concerning and necessitates action from the global community
Bangladesh creates history in New Zealand
Bangladesh has won for the first time in New Zealand, Mushfiqur Rahim clouted a boundary off Kyle Jamieson to seal the famous victory by eight wickets.
Muslim women in India up for auction
After the previous attempt, "Sulli deals", which saw 80 Muslim women up for auction, "Bulli Bai" is the second such case of online harassment targetting minorities in India. Both the words Sulli and Bulli are derogatory terms used against Muslim women of India.
Indian-American Gita Gopinath takes on the second-highest role in IMF
Gopinath, 49 would take over as the First Deputy Managing Director in January 2022. She also has the honor of being the first woman Chief Economist in the international body's history.
China deploys missile systems along Indian occupied Kashmir
The Chinese forces and their weapons are also now better acclimatized to the region than they were last year. As a response to all these developments, Indian forces have redirected significant military assets along the eastern Ladakh sector to counter any unexpected incursions along the border
US senators lobby for India over S-400 deal
Indian lobbying power again proved vital in the foreign policy decision making of United States. US Senators have urged President Biden to avoid sanctions on India over India's S400 deal with Russia.