The Hindu community in Pakistan’s restive Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has decided to pardon the fanatic mob that vandalised and burned down a century-old temple in the province.
Homosexuals should be treated fairly; even then such marriages cannot be blessed; because according to God, marriage is a way for a man and a woman to come together for the transmission of life.
Sri Lanka has asked online retail seller Amazon to take down doormats and undergarments which feature the nation’s flag. These products are manufactured by Chinese companies.
The head of an independent enquiry investigating church child abuse in France said Tuesday that there might have been up to 10,000 victims since 1950.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy (66) has been convicted on charges corruption and sentenced to 3 years in jail. Sarkozy can appeal in a higher court.
A bill has been introduced in the French Parliament to control Islamic fundamentalism. Among the other provisions, the bill bans forced marriages and polygamy and regulates mosques and madrasas. These laws were enacted to combat the increasing fundamentalist violence in the country.
The United Nations has received a $10,000 (Rs 7 lakh) “donation” from the pro-Khalistan group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), an outfit outlawed by India. Gurpatwant Singh Pannu is the chief of SFJ.
Once again a minor Hindu girl was kidnapped, converted and then forcibly married here. Prior to this many such incidents have been reported from Ghotki in Sindh province.
India has reacted strongly to discussions by British MPs on the three farm laws passed last year. India summoned the British High Commissioner and conveyed its displeasure in no uncertain terms.
The PLA has not yet withdrawn from several forward positions it seized following the initial clash, and the consequent escalation of tensions between the PRC and India has resulted in casualties on both sides – Adm. Davidson