Artwork removed from London gallery after row about Winston Churchill’s role in Bengal famine
The video installation had referred to the ‘wilful starvation’ of Indians by the former British prime minister, which sparked criticism
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Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Latest:
- Artwork removed from London gallery after row about Winston Churchill’s role in Bengal famine
- Indian poet honoured by Spain
- Dubai residents discover nature’s beauty without leaving city in wildlife challenge
- A FAMILY GET-TOGETHER , RICH IN COLOURS, POOR IN BONDS
- Hazrat Qazi Muhammad Yousuf Farooqira
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Latest:
- Artwork removed from London gallery after row about Winston Churchill’s role in Bengal famine
- Indian poet honoured by Spain
- Dubai residents discover nature’s beauty without leaving city in wildlife challenge
- A FAMILY GET-TOGETHER , RICH IN COLOURS, POOR IN BONDS
- Hazrat Qazi Muhammad Yousuf Farooqira
Day: July 1, 2026
Indian poet honoured by Spain
ITANAGAR, 16 Jun: Indian poet and former member of the NERIST, Debabrata Maji, was awarded the coveted 2026 Golden Eagle
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Dubai residents discover nature’s beauty without leaving city in wildlife challenge
Residents recorded 504 species, including desert hedgehogs, Arabian sand boas, owls, geckos and sea urchins, as part of the City
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A FAMILY GET-TOGETHER , RICH IN COLOURS, POOR IN BONDS
By BILAL AHMAD SHAMIM At a recent family get-together—an ostensible festival of blood and memory—I found myself a silent witness
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Hazrat Qazi Muhammad Yousuf Farooqira
By Dr Masood Ahmad Qazi Chicago Northwest My father, Hazrat Qazi Muhammad Yousuf Sahibra was an eminent companion (Sahabi) of
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The ingenious design of Morocco’s 500-year-old ‘banks’
By Harry Taylor These ingeniously designed, 500-year-old “banks” offer a glimpse into Morocco’s Indigenous heritage amidst some of the country’s
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Six major changes in the UAE this July that residents should know
By Zainab Husain Dubai: July is shaping up to be a month of massive transitions across the UAE. Whether it’s
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Switzerland: The Last Lamp of Diplomacy Under the Shadow of Threats
By Hairan Momand In the history of the world, there are some regions that are not merely pieces of land
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Syrian authorities receive more than 10,000 citizenship applications from Kurds since May
LONDON: Syrian authorities have since May received applications from 10,516 Kurdish individuals seeking citizenship under a presidential decree addressing the
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Texas woman added to FBI’s most wanted fraudster list, accused of nearly $100M in healthcare fraud, bureau officials say
HOUSTON — FBI officials announced on Tuesday that a woman from Texas, accused of nearly $100 million in healthcare fraud,
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Abdus Salam and the jihad of the pen
Persecuted inside Pakistan, the Ahmadis continue to see the Nobel-winning physicist’s life as evidence that scientific excellence and spiritual conviction
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Military-age Ukrainian men could lose EU protection
By Lucia Schulten The European Commission has suggested withdrawing protection status for military-age Ukrainian males. A number of EU countries
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France confirms first Ebola case in doctor returning from DR Congo
The patient is in isolation, following strict biosafety protocols to prevent risk of spread in France. By Al Jazeera Staff
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South Africa’s crises will not be solved by blaming migrants
The solution is real socio-economic change in the country and the labour movement is best positioned to push for it.
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GUNTER: When death comes casually, MAID out of control
Now a doctor will meet you in the parking lot of Tim Hortons and sign off on your MAID request.
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CHARLEBOIS: Why Food is More Expensive in Canada: Exhibit 4271
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois Canadians often wonder why food costs so much. Many economists are quick to blame U.S. President Donald
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UK needs to beware being drawn into Japan’s ‘dangerous alliance’
By Li Guanjie Recently, concerns have been raised as Japan is reportedly pushing for a new security role beyond the
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Ford: Everyone should have same and equal rights
By Catherine Ford Let’s see if I have this straight: All Canadians can choose to kill themselves privately in any
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The US-Iran Deal Draws Skepticism But Requires Open Eyes
Opinion By Jason D. Greenblatt I read the 14 points of the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding (MOU) the way I
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Stop ‘Greater Israel’ to make peace
Expansionist Israel will not stop dragging the US to war in the Middle East. By Jeffrey D Sachs and Sybil
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