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BJP Leader's Order Against Muslim Salesmen At Indore Market Stirs Up Row
Indore's oldest and most popular Sheetlamata Market, known for decades as a hub for women's clothing, has now become the latest flashpoint of politics.
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Man Assaulted For Walking With 2 Women In UP, 1 Arrested
A man was arrested today for allegedly assaulting a youth for walking with two Muslim women at a local market, police said.
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Eid 2020: Shopping A Subdued Affair At Kerala Market Amid COVID-19
As the coronavirus pandemic has forced scores of countries to go in lockdown, millions of Muslims around the world will celebrate one of their biggest religious festivals, Eid ul-Fitr.
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Eid ul Fitr 2020- Lucknow Mosques, Markets Deserted As COVID-19 Dampens Eid Celebrations
As coronavirus dampens Eid celebrations across the country, iconic mosques in Lucknow and markets remain deserted amid appeals by senior Muslim clerics to people in the city to stay indoors and ensure social distancing.
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"World Markets Collapse... But Hey, Hindu Muslim," Tweets Chetan Bhagat
Author Chetan Bhagat today said that India's "weak economy" needs "immediate attention" as world markets collapse amid coronavirus outbreak, while suggesting in the same breath that people in the country are distracted with meaningless issues.
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Muslim Woman Says Company Didn't Hire Her As She Wanted To Pray At Work
Shahin Indorewala had a job working with children with autism, but she wanted to gain more experience in marketing. So she applied to Fast Trak Management, a small company that bills itself as "the number 1 marketing firm in the Northern Virginia Area."
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Muslims, Hindus Face Similar Citizen's Charter Issues In Assam's Nellie
As we walk into Nellie, there is an uneasy calm. 39-year-old Ismail and 58-year-old Hamid are relatives whom we meet at a tea stall at Nellie daily market
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Bomb Blast In Pakistan Market Kills 20, Wounds Over 50
20 people were killed and 50 were wounded when a bomb struck a market in Pakistan's tribal belt bordering Afghanistan on Saturday, Pakistani health and government officials said.
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More Confusion Over Plan For Muslims Entering Country
Weeks before he is sworn in as president, Donald Trump and his advisers are issuing conflicting statements about the status of a signature tenet of his candidacy: restrictions on Muslims entering the United States.
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Trump On The Future Of Proposed Muslim Ban, Registry: 'You Know My Plans'
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to stand by his plans to establish a registry for Muslims and temporarily ban Muslim immigrants from the United States.
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Islamic State's Goal: Using Fear To Drive A Wedge Between Muslims And Others
The claim on the official Amaq media channel was short and distressingly familiar: A "soldier of the Islamic State" was behind yet another attack on civilians in Europe, this time at a festive Christmas market in Berlin.
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After PM Narendra Modi's Muslim Outreach, Government Launches A New Plan
The centre is launching what it calls "progress panchayats" from tomorrow in Muslim-dominated parts of the country, in a special outreach after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a speech on the weekend that the community must be empowered, not treated only as "items of the vote market".
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Halal Creams, Shampoos - Consumer Giants Target Muslims In New Sales Push
Some of the world's biggest consumer groups are making halal face creams and shampoos for Indonesia ahead of a new labeling law, part of a broader push to cater to growing Muslim populations as sales in many Western markets slow.
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Aligarh Muslim University Law Student Shot At Near Campus
A law student at the Aligarh Muslim University was shot at and critically wounded by nine persons at Shamshad Market, adjoining the university campus.
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Trump's Effect On Muslim Migrant Debate Reverberates In Heartland
After the fire, the patrons of Juba Coffee and Restaurant gathered behind yellow police tape and mourned the charred remains of a place they called their own. Dressed in hijabs and tunics and speaking their native language, the Somali refugees said they'd long been comfortable in this overwhelmingly white, Protestant city. But now they were upset a...
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BJP Leader's Order Against Muslim Salesmen At Indore Market Stirs Up Row
Indore's oldest and most popular Sheetlamata Market, known for decades as a hub for women's clothing, has now become the latest flashpoint of politics.
-
Man Assaulted For Walking With 2 Women In UP, 1 Arrested
A man was arrested today for allegedly assaulting a youth for walking with two Muslim women at a local market, police said.
-
Eid 2020: Shopping A Subdued Affair At Kerala Market Amid COVID-19
As the coronavirus pandemic has forced scores of countries to go in lockdown, millions of Muslims around the world will celebrate one of their biggest religious festivals, Eid ul-Fitr.
-
Eid ul Fitr 2020- Lucknow Mosques, Markets Deserted As COVID-19 Dampens Eid Celebrations
As coronavirus dampens Eid celebrations across the country, iconic mosques in Lucknow and markets remain deserted amid appeals by senior Muslim clerics to people in the city to stay indoors and ensure social distancing.
-
"World Markets Collapse... But Hey, Hindu Muslim," Tweets Chetan Bhagat
Author Chetan Bhagat today said that India's "weak economy" needs "immediate attention" as world markets collapse amid coronavirus outbreak, while suggesting in the same breath that people in the country are distracted with meaningless issues.
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Muslim Woman Says Company Didn't Hire Her As She Wanted To Pray At Work
Shahin Indorewala had a job working with children with autism, but she wanted to gain more experience in marketing. So she applied to Fast Trak Management, a small company that bills itself as "the number 1 marketing firm in the Northern Virginia Area."
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Muslims, Hindus Face Similar Citizen's Charter Issues In Assam's Nellie
As we walk into Nellie, there is an uneasy calm. 39-year-old Ismail and 58-year-old Hamid are relatives whom we meet at a tea stall at Nellie daily market
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Bomb Blast In Pakistan Market Kills 20, Wounds Over 50
20 people were killed and 50 were wounded when a bomb struck a market in Pakistan's tribal belt bordering Afghanistan on Saturday, Pakistani health and government officials said.
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More Confusion Over Plan For Muslims Entering Country
Weeks before he is sworn in as president, Donald Trump and his advisers are issuing conflicting statements about the status of a signature tenet of his candidacy: restrictions on Muslims entering the United States.
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Trump On The Future Of Proposed Muslim Ban, Registry: 'You Know My Plans'
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday appeared to stand by his plans to establish a registry for Muslims and temporarily ban Muslim immigrants from the United States.
-
Islamic State's Goal: Using Fear To Drive A Wedge Between Muslims And Others
The claim on the official Amaq media channel was short and distressingly familiar: A "soldier of the Islamic State" was behind yet another attack on civilians in Europe, this time at a festive Christmas market in Berlin.
-
After PM Narendra Modi's Muslim Outreach, Government Launches A New Plan
The centre is launching what it calls "progress panchayats" from tomorrow in Muslim-dominated parts of the country, in a special outreach after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a speech on the weekend that the community must be empowered, not treated only as "items of the vote market".
-
Halal Creams, Shampoos - Consumer Giants Target Muslims In New Sales Push
Some of the world's biggest consumer groups are making halal face creams and shampoos for Indonesia ahead of a new labeling law, part of a broader push to cater to growing Muslim populations as sales in many Western markets slow.
-
Aligarh Muslim University Law Student Shot At Near Campus
A law student at the Aligarh Muslim University was shot at and critically wounded by nine persons at Shamshad Market, adjoining the university campus.
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Trump's Effect On Muslim Migrant Debate Reverberates In Heartland
After the fire, the patrons of Juba Coffee and Restaurant gathered behind yellow police tape and mourned the charred remains of a place they called their own. Dressed in hijabs and tunics and speaking their native language, the Somali refugees said they'd long been comfortable in this overwhelmingly white, Protestant city. But now they were upset a...
