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Time-use studies show we must address a gender bias in our work-life balance as India aspires for women-led development

Time-use studies show we must address a gender bias in our work-life balance as India aspires for women-led development

SHAH ALAM - The commercialisation of Ramadan or any religious practices should stop to curb food wastage, say consumer groups. Consumer Association of Subang and Shah Alam (Cassa)...

Religious iconography cannot be mapped onto modern taxonomy, say experts

With over 220 million individuals spread across the Middle East, Central and South Asia, Africa, and the West, the study of Shi’ism is of growing importance in world affairs.

Quashing the government order, the judge noted that the question before the top court is whether "we are making the life of a girl child any better by denying her education, merely because she wears a hijab!"

The Supreme Court on Thursday said that there is no comparison between Kirpan and turban of Sikhs with the hijab as a five-judge bench of the apex court held th

Is That All There Is? Disaffiliation From Religion Increases Perhaps one of the least liked of Jesus's parables is that of the wealthy man who reaps a The catastrophic decline in religious faith is a complicated issue, but researchers have discovered clear reasons for the growth of nihilism.

As the profile of the Indian American community has grown, so too has its economic, political, and social influence. But how Indian Americans choose to deploy this influence remains an open question.

The argument that purdah, burqa, or hijab is oppressive practice is not completely false but it does not account for the fundamental rights available to the individuals.