Virat Hindus routinely target Muslims within India. But they are apparently happy to see the red carpet rolled out for Saudi Arabia's crown prince. This, less than a week after the dastardly Pulwama attack.
If you miss the super snow moon tonight, you will have to wait for seven more years before the universe bestows another chance.
After Pulwama, an old fake news item about Shah Rukh Khan donating money to Pakistanis has gone viral. But who makes such lies circulate? It's us.
According to a patent recently filed by Apple, the Cupertino-based tech giant is looking at foldable display phones to win back the market.
Shamima left home in 2015 to join the ISIS. After being in marriage to a jihadi, in a war and having buried two children, she is now desperate to come back. Can she ever return?
The Saudi royal is known for being so much more than just a Prince Charming.
If the BBC has suddenly discovered the joys of emoji-spattered news, we can't wait to see how it will report on the train wreck called Brexit.
At a time when we are experiencing a moment as grave as the Pulwama attack, we don't need Bollywood stars to add to the chaotic noise.
Here’s what happened over those seven days in December 1999, between the hijacking of the plane and the ultimate release of three terrorists, one of whom went on to start Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM).
It is naive beyond belief that India, a much greater nation in every way, cannot hurt Pakistan back for its cowardly malice. We can, in all these diverse ways.
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