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NDTV Explains: What's Jaish Al-Adl, Target Of Iran's Attack In Pakistan
Jaish al-Adl is a Sunni Salafi organisation that operates mainly in south-eastern Iran bordering Pakistan. Jaish al-Adl, meaning "Army of Justice", was formed in 2012.
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Apple Said to Work With Chinese Suppliers for iPhone 13 Series
Apple is working with more Chinese suppliers to produce its upcoming iPhone 13 series, Japan's Nikkei newspaper has said.
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"2 Reasons We Didn't Seek Review...": Top Muslim Leader On Ayodhya Verdict
Not everybody was happy when the Supreme Court ruled in favour of building a Ram temple at the disputed Ayodhya site last week, but Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board chairperson Zafar Farooqui remains firm in his decision to not pursue the matter anymore.
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Ayodhya Order "Unjust", Will Decide On Review Plea: Muslim Group Lawyer
A lawyer for the Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board - one of the respondents in the Ayodhya title suit -- has expressed dissatisfaction with the verdict of the Supreme Court that awarded the 2.77 acres of disputed land to Ram Lalla for the construction of a temple and said an alternate five-acre plot will be given for a mosque. The board said t...
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Ayodhya Mediation Panel's Report To Be Taken Up By Supreme Court Today
The report on mediation efforts in the Ayodhya temple-mosque dispute will be reviewed by the Supreme Court on Friday, following which it may decide where to hear the case or continue with the talks among various groups for a solution.
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In 60-Second Hearing, Supreme Court Defers Ayodhya Case To January 10
In a 60-second hearing today, the Supreme Court deferred the Ayodhya temple-mosque case and said a bench would decide on January 10 when to take up the case. The decision on the title suit, pending for six decades and at the heart of India's most politically divisive row, comes amid demands to speed up the plan to build a Ram temple at the site whe...
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Scientists Went Looking For Meteorites In US Lakes. They Found A Surprise
On a sunny July morning, a group of teenagers gathered in a circle aboard a 71-foot research vessel named the Neeskay. The teens, members of a scientific mission called the Aquarius Project, cheered:
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At Least 10 Iranian Security Personnel Kidnapped On Pakistan Border
At least 10 Iranian security personnel, including members of the Revolutionary Guards, were kidnapped on the border with Pakistan on Tuesday, state media reported, and a Sunni separatist group said it was responsible.
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Pak Removes Sectarian Group Leader From Terrorist Watchlist Ahead Of Polls
Pakistan has lifted a ban on a sectarian group leader, Muhammad Ahmed Ludhianvi, and removed him from a terrorist watchlist, the government said in an order, while the election commission would now consider whether his group can contest July polls.
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Here's How Women In Saudi Arabia Reacted To News That They'll Finally Be Allowed To Drive
In 1990, Madeha al Ajroush and 46 other women did something revolutionary. The group dismissed their drivers and got behind the wheels of cars in downtown Riyadh. "We just drove the car," she told NPR years later. "It was exhilarating. It was great."
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ISIS Rapes And Tortures Sunni Arab Women Too: Human Rights Watch
Fighters from the terror group ISIS, whose abuses against Yazidi women have been well documented, are raping and torturing Sunni Arab women too, Human Rights Watch said Monday.
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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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Pakistan Militants Worked With ISIS To Attack Police College In Quetta
A faction of Pakistani Sunni militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) cooperated with ISIS this week in an attack on a police college that killed 59 people, the group's spokesman told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Iran Executes 20 Sunni 'Terrorists' In 1 Day: Report
Iran has executed a group of 20 "terrorist" Sunni prisoners for committing several murders and undermining national security, state media reported today.
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Pakistani Clerics Issue Fatwa Against 'Honour Killing'
A group of Pakistani clerics has issued a fatwa, or religious ruling, declaring "honour killing" over perceived damage to a family's reputation against the teaching of Islam, and anyone who carries out such an attack a heretic.
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NDTV Explains: What's Jaish Al-Adl, Target Of Iran's Attack In Pakistan
Jaish al-Adl is a Sunni Salafi organisation that operates mainly in south-eastern Iran bordering Pakistan. Jaish al-Adl, meaning "Army of Justice", was formed in 2012.
-
Apple Said to Work With Chinese Suppliers for iPhone 13 Series
Apple is working with more Chinese suppliers to produce its upcoming iPhone 13 series, Japan's Nikkei newspaper has said.
-
"2 Reasons We Didn't Seek Review...": Top Muslim Leader On Ayodhya Verdict
Not everybody was happy when the Supreme Court ruled in favour of building a Ram temple at the disputed Ayodhya site last week, but Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board chairperson Zafar Farooqui remains firm in his decision to not pursue the matter anymore.
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Ayodhya Order "Unjust", Will Decide On Review Plea: Muslim Group Lawyer
A lawyer for the Uttar Pradesh Sunni Central Waqf Board - one of the respondents in the Ayodhya title suit -- has expressed dissatisfaction with the verdict of the Supreme Court that awarded the 2.77 acres of disputed land to Ram Lalla for the construction of a temple and said an alternate five-acre plot will be given for a mosque. The board said t...
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Ayodhya Mediation Panel's Report To Be Taken Up By Supreme Court Today
The report on mediation efforts in the Ayodhya temple-mosque dispute will be reviewed by the Supreme Court on Friday, following which it may decide where to hear the case or continue with the talks among various groups for a solution.
-
In 60-Second Hearing, Supreme Court Defers Ayodhya Case To January 10
In a 60-second hearing today, the Supreme Court deferred the Ayodhya temple-mosque case and said a bench would decide on January 10 when to take up the case. The decision on the title suit, pending for six decades and at the heart of India's most politically divisive row, comes amid demands to speed up the plan to build a Ram temple at the site whe...
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Scientists Went Looking For Meteorites In US Lakes. They Found A Surprise
On a sunny July morning, a group of teenagers gathered in a circle aboard a 71-foot research vessel named the Neeskay. The teens, members of a scientific mission called the Aquarius Project, cheered:
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At Least 10 Iranian Security Personnel Kidnapped On Pakistan Border
At least 10 Iranian security personnel, including members of the Revolutionary Guards, were kidnapped on the border with Pakistan on Tuesday, state media reported, and a Sunni separatist group said it was responsible.
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Pak Removes Sectarian Group Leader From Terrorist Watchlist Ahead Of Polls
Pakistan has lifted a ban on a sectarian group leader, Muhammad Ahmed Ludhianvi, and removed him from a terrorist watchlist, the government said in an order, while the election commission would now consider whether his group can contest July polls.
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Here's How Women In Saudi Arabia Reacted To News That They'll Finally Be Allowed To Drive
In 1990, Madeha al Ajroush and 46 other women did something revolutionary. The group dismissed their drivers and got behind the wheels of cars in downtown Riyadh. "We just drove the car," she told NPR years later. "It was exhilarating. It was great."
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ISIS Rapes And Tortures Sunni Arab Women Too: Human Rights Watch
Fighters from the terror group ISIS, whose abuses against Yazidi women have been well documented, are raping and torturing Sunni Arab women too, Human Rights Watch said Monday.
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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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Pakistan Militants Worked With ISIS To Attack Police College In Quetta
A faction of Pakistani Sunni militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ) cooperated with ISIS this week in an attack on a police college that killed 59 people, the group's spokesman told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Iran Executes 20 Sunni 'Terrorists' In 1 Day: Report
Iran has executed a group of 20 "terrorist" Sunni prisoners for committing several murders and undermining national security, state media reported today.
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Pakistani Clerics Issue Fatwa Against 'Honour Killing'
A group of Pakistani clerics has issued a fatwa, or religious ruling, declaring "honour killing" over perceived damage to a family's reputation against the teaching of Islam, and anyone who carries out such an attack a heretic.
