Daanish Bin Nabi

Delhi, Srinagar

Chief Sub Editor at Indo-Asian News Service

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'We will remain in our land': Protesting Hindus in Bangladesh seek secure environment

Aug 11, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Aug 11 : The Hindu community in Bangladesh spending anxious hours in the wake of resignation of Awami League leader Sheikh Hasina as Prime Minister and facing the spillovers of the violent protests over a quota-related issue in the South Asian nation on Sunday came out on streets in large numbers in the port city of Chittagong, demanding safety for their lives, properties and places of worship while proclaiming 'Bangladesh is our motherland and we won't go anywhere'.
Insecurities that led to Indira falling out with her aunt Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit

Feb 24, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Feb 24 : The origins of the fragile relationship between Jawaharlal Nehru's sister, Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, and her niece, Indira Gandhi, which ended with the aunt becoming one of the fiercest critics of the Emergency (1975-77), has been a mystery for historians. Pandit's latest biographer, Manu Bhagavan, a professor of Modern Indian History at Hunter College, New York, untangles the complex relationship, showing how the unravelling had started in the last years of Nehru.
In Buddha's Footsteps: Conference to see Asia through the eyes of Buddhist pilgrims

Feb 17, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Feb 17 : Just 10 per cent of the ancient Chinese traveller Hiuen Tsang's travelogue, which offers an eyewitness account of India at the time of Harsha Vardhan (the itinerant Buddhist scholar was here between 630 and 645 CE), has been discovered so far.
Historian Sugata Bose explores how India & China can revive the 'Asian Dream'

Feb 12, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Feb 12 : Celebrated historian Sugata Bose, who holds Harvard University's prestigious Gardiner Chair of Oceanic History, has said in his latest book that the "Asian Dream" remained unfulfilled because of two major events that unfolded in the last century. The first was Japan's invasion of China in 1937 and the second, China's incursions into India that led to the 1962 War.
New book reveals how Sonia Gandhi riled a grieving Jagan and lost Andhra

Feb 11, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, February 13 : A new book by seasoned journalist Amar Devulapalli has detailed how Sonia Gandhi messed up in Andhra Pradesh and pushed Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy -- the state's incumbent Chief Minister -- to sever ties with the Congress and form his own party, thereby denying the 'grand old party' the citadel that gave it the maximum number of Lok Sabha seats than any othe state in 2004 and 2009.
New book documents genesis of Gandhi-Jinnah clash that led to Partition

Feb 11, 2024 | thehansindia.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

A new book titled ‘What If There Was No Congress’ (Rupa Publication) by author and political brand strategist Priyam Gandhi-Mody has shed light on an elite Indian party which sowed the seeds of Partition by setting off a clash of the egos of two Gujaratis. “There is a famous party that took place in 1914 for [Mahatma] Gandhi when he stopped over in London after returning from South Africa, in which [M.A.] Jinnah was also present.
New book documents genesis of Gandhi-Jinnah clash that led to Partition

Feb 10, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Feb 10 : A new book titled 'What If There Was No Congress' (Rupa Publication) by author and political brand strategist Priyam Gandhi-Mody has shed light on an elite Indian party which sowed the seeds of Partition by setting off a clash of the egos of two Gujaratis. "There is a famous party that took place in 1914 for [Mahatma] Gandhi when he stopped over in London after returning from South Africa, in which [M.A.] Jinnah was also present.
Pak attacks ex-Indian envoy's book; 'advances fictitious narratives' on Balakote attack

Jan 12, 2024 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Jan 12 : Pakistan has criticised Ajay Bisaria, India's former high commissioner to Islamabad, for allegedly presenting a "fictitious narrative" surrounding the February 2019 Balkote crisis in his recently published book, 'Anger Management'.
39 newborns in incubators fighting against death: Gaza Deputy Health Minister

Nov 11, 2023 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Nov 11 : Gaza Deputy Health Minister Youssef Abu Alreesh on Saturday said that there are 39 newborn babies in incubators inside the Al-Shifa Hospital -- the largest medical facility in the Hamas-controlled enclave -- which is currently being attacked by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), media reports said. "We have 39 newborns in the incubators. Those babies are fighting against death.We are totally stranded, cut off from the outside world and are left without any medical resources.
Gurcharan Das explains the political dilemma confronting liberals today

Nov 8, 2023 | prokerala.com | Daanish Bin Nabi |Daanish bin Nabi

New Delhi, Nov 6 : Acclaimed author Gurcharan Das has talked at length about the political dilemma of liberals like him, who find it difficult to vote for Rahul Gandhi and are equally opposed to the present ruling dispensation.