Delhi University’s Curriculum Adjusted to Include ‘Chapters’ on Savarkar; Iqbal Removed
In a recent wave of syllabus revisions at Delhi University, academic waters have been stirred by contentious changes that some faculty members and scholars...
From Olive Groves to Intifadas: A Kaleidoscope of Palestine’s Culture
Palestine, roughly the size of Vermont, is a land of rich and diverse culture, shaped by centuries of history, politics, and social change. Its people have endured and resisted various forms of oppression with many of...
Sayyid Qutb — John Locke of the Islamic World
Imagine a young Muslim man wondering at the weakness of Muslim states in ’50s and ’60s. Yes, The man was Sayyid Qutb! An Egyptian-born Islamic intellectual, Qutb is known for the revolutionary vanguard ‘Muslim Brotherhood’,
New Cairo City and the Rebirth of Egypt’s Civilization
After decades of soul searching to re-define its National identity, Egypt is now constructing its new administrative Capital —The New Cairo City.
Bengaluru: ‘Frazer Town’ residents seek ban on ‘Ramzan Food Fair’
Bengaluru: Ramzan Food Mela is a cultural and culinary tradition that has been taking place for years in the Frazer Town, famous for attracting...
