Mutaqqi's trip to Deoband underlines old ties between India and Afghanistan and the influential role Indian institutions have played in Southeast Asia. We explain.
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Family memoir: A writer recalls his great-grandparents’ escape to India from Lahore after Partition
The residents of Lahore woke up that morning to the sound of great bustle and movement along the road. For more than three hours, they watched the organised evacuee party of Hindu and Sikhs on its way ...
The significance of the Taliban leader’s visit to Darul Uloom was 'personal' for him and 'political' for the new Kabul-Delhi ...
Citing administrative difficulty in governing such a large province, the British formally divided Bengal on 1905. However, ...
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Explained: Why Rising Tensions At Sir Creek Could Escalate India‑Pakistan Dispute
Rising tensions at Sir Creek explained — why this disputed estuary could again ignite conflict between India and Pakistan.
A fghanistan's Taliban regime's foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Saturday visited the Islamic seminary Darul Uloom ...
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