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The visionary maulana A senior assistant editor with the Times of India, Mohammed Wajihuddin writes about Muslims, their issues, hopes and aspirations. Committed to upholding inclusiveness, communal amity and freedom to dissent and debate, he endeavours to promote peaceful existence. A passionate reader of Islam, he endeavours to save the faith from the clutches of the jihadists. An ardent lover of Urdu poetry, he believes words are the best weapons to fight jingoism. LESS... MORE After I was uprooted from then intellectually vibrant Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and planted in Patna in th...

With when i had my daughter nine months ago. choices all of our colleagues struggle with, women out there. the idea of choice is important here. we are talking about someone who has a lot of options available to her as well. she's not working out of necessity necessarily as she has options for child care. you are seeing my daughter there. >> beautiful. >> loves the selfie. these are choices. these are tough choices both mothers and fathers, all working parents make who have to both provide for their children or provide for their families in some way and work outside the home. and i have to say...

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One seat that was guaranteed at the fashion table. and it has nothing to do with the woman who was hired. i met her, she's lovely. i'm sure she has the credentials to do an excellent job. the question is, especially in this economy, when people are losing their jobs rapidly and we know people of color, african-americans lose jobs first. here was an opportunity for someone to be trained to be the face and voice of fashion for the leading black women's magazine and that opportunity was not afforded in african-american stylists. >> she defended her decision. i understand this issue has struck an ...