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Attack on Hindus: Never seen such incidents, say Bangladeshi Hindus in India : Rashtra News The recent attacks on minorities, mostly Hindus, and the vandalism of Hindu temples in Bangladesh has sparked serious concerns about the safety of minorities in the neighbouring nation. Several international Hindu and human rights groups have slammed the violence and

Former US Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard slams attack on Hindus in Bangladesh : Rashtra News “It is time for the supposedly secular government of Bangladesh to protect the religious minorities from the jihadist forces of hate,” Tulsi Gabbard said. “It is time for the supposedly secular government of Bangladesh to protect the religious minorities from the

On an average, as of 2016, 632 people from the minority community leave Bangladesh each day. Deep Halder and Avishek Biswas’ book explores what it means ‘being Hindu in Bangladesh’

Vivek Ramaswamy is at once deeply in touch with his Indian roots and adamant that the growing focus on diversity and racial inequality in America has come at the cost of national unity.

The Republican presidential candidate says the celebration of diversity in America has come at the cost of national unity.

Let us first address the elephant in the room! Yes, Kalyan did publish an obituary note on Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination. By the time the most

UK PM Rishi Sunak is facing a fresh revolt from within the Conservative party over tax burden. Sunak has already made several u-turns in policy decisions, with commitments on fracking, wind farms and housing targets scrapped in the face of Tory opposition

Here's a look at India-UK relations as Indian-origin Conservative party leader Rishi Sunak, a proud Hindu, begins his tenure as prime minister of UK.

Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said the government will ensure strict action against people who disturb communal harmony in the country.

“It is time for the supposedly secular government of Bangladesh to protect the religious minorities from the jihadist forces of hate,” Tulsi Gabbard said.