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Asian Games 2026: From dressing as a man to competing with the elite, no backpedalling for Afghan cyclist Fariba HashimiAfghan cyclist Fariba Hashimi’s seventh-place finish at the Asian Games carried deep personal meaning after she fled Afghanistan to pursue ...- She believes technology can help girls learn, even under Taliban ruleAfghan tech entrepreneur Roya Mahboob, now based in New Jersey, is redoubling efforts to educate girls in Afghanistan after the Taliban's r...
- How a Jaipur surgeon and an artisan created a medical breakthrough that helped a Bharatanatyam dancer return to stage despite losing a legThe Jaipur Foot, now a global symbol of affordable rehabilitation, began with a chance observation by Jaipur artisan Ram Chandra Sharma in ...
- Indo-Mediterranean: Minorities are under threat from Syria to BangladeshThe Indo-Mediterranean region faces escalating conflicts and human rights abuses, particularly targeting women, ethnic, and religious minor...
- Is Afghanistan's most-wanted militant now its best hope for change?Sirajuddin Haqqani, a former feared Taliban leader, now seeks to be seen as a pragmatic statesman. He challenges the hard-line policies of ...
- Nearly 60 years after Tapan Sinha's 'Kabuliwala', Tagore's timeless story gets adapted againWhile Mithun Chakraborty will essay the role of Rahmat, child artist Anumegha Kahali, famous for her role in 'Mithai' Bengali soap, will po...
- A World Cup's unlikely heroes: AfghanistanDespite political turmoil and a non-existent national flag and anthem, Afghanistan's cricket team has become a celebrated underdog at the C...
- Rabindranath Tagore's classic 'Kabuliwala' to get a Bengali movie adaptation again after 66 yearsMithun Chakraborty will play the lead role in the movie.
- 10 Best Novels for Beginners to Read this YearReading is one of the best activities that help us to understand the world better and form ideas. Books can take you to a different world y...
- Afghan girls, faraway relatives worry over dreams disruptedAs a wary world watches to see the Taliban's policies for women, many older girls in Afghanistan already face disrupted dreams, worried for...
- India fears Taliban fallout in KashmirIndia has not openly blamed the Taliban takeover for the uptick in violence, but it has intensified patrols near Pakistani Kashmir and fort...
- US president Joe Biden defends Afghanistan evacuation as thousands besiege Kabul airportThousands of Afghans continued to besiege the airport gates, begging to get on planes as Taliban militants menaced them with sticks and rif...
- Afghanistan and the American identity crisisBut America, disillusioned with itself, is now withdrawing. And there’s a strong possibility that this withdrawal will produce a strategic ...
- From New Delhi to Paris: What women around the world are hoping for in 2021Women share the challenges they face and the hopes they have, ahead of International Women's Day.
- Profile of Pulwama suicide bomber: 'Don't fall in love'The 20-year-old warns Kashmiri boys against falling in love. He urged women to wear veils and asks his relatives “to celebrate his martyrdo...
- Will cause third World War if I join politics: Indra NooyiAsked if she would like to join Trump's cabinet now that she has stepped down as Pepsi CEO, Nooyi said, "Me and politics don't mix at all."
- Asia Society to honour PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi as Game Changer of the YearThe awards are given to individuals, institutions who have broken barriers, defined courage, worked miracles.
- Veiled attack on Pakistan: PM Modi says Afghanistan will succeed only when terror no longer flows across border"Terror and violence cannot be the instrument to shape Afghanistan's future or dictate the choices Afghans make," he said.
- PM Narendra Modi's speech in Afghan Parliament moves many hearts'India, Pakistan, Iran and others - must unite, in trust and cooperation, behind this common purpose and in recognition of our common desti...
- Indian TV soaps become serial hits across the world, demand for television content jumps in new marketsIndian soaps are working up more lather than ever in foreign countries, with television viewers from Serbia to Kenya lapping up typically d...
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