An Indian nurse from Kerala was stabbed in Kuwait City and is under treatment at Farwaniya Hospital there
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2nd Feb 2026 | Updated at 04:44pm 2nd Feb 2026
Rising attacks on Hindus spark calls to review Yunus’ Nobel Prize
- 07 Jan 2026
Atrocities against Hindus in Bangladesh have reportedly increased, triggering criticism of Muhammad Yunus and renewed questions over his Nobel Peace Prize, amid accusations that he has failed, as Chief Advisor of the interim government, to curb...
HINDUS DEMAND JUSTICE GLOBALLY
- 04 Dec 2024
Since the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, violence against Hindus in Bangladesh has surged, with frequent reports of temple vandalism, assaults, and attacks on individuals. The Hindu minority in Bangladesh comprises 8%. Over...
Two large bombs exploded near government offices in Kabul, killing at least 38 people and injuring several others in the deadliest Taliban attack in months
US First Lady Michelle Obama has selected Indian-American Swetha Prabakaran for 'Better Make Room' campaign's Student Advisory Board in recognition of her efforts to educate youth in the field of computer sciences.
A 17 year old Indian-origin Sikh boy was shot while he was on his way home from work, in California.
International students in the US have crossed the one-million mark, an increase of 7% over the previous year, and one in every six of them is an Indian
Unidentified culprits set houses of Hindus on fire, and damaged two temples in central Brahmanbarhia district in Bangladesh.
Ahead of this week's NSG meet in Vienna, China stuck to its stand saying there was "no change" in its stand on India's membership bid which it has indicated would be considered only after rules for entry of non-NPT countries are finalised by...
At least 15 Hindu temples in Bangladesh were vandalised following allegations of disrespect shown to Islam on Facebook.
Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal said the government's top priority remains to hold three elections, including the local body election that would be held by mid April to strengthen democracy in the country.
Sonali Bank (UK), which has three branches in the UK and is 51% controlled by the Bangladesh government, has been banned from accepting deposits from any new customers for 24 weeks by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
