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Rabbit Girl' of Pahalgam Becomes Lifeline for Tourists in Tragedy

1 month ago | timesheadline.in | Basharat Amin

Reading time : 1 minutesSixteen-year-old Rubeena, once known for posing with her pet rabbit, emerges as a symbol of courage and compassion in the wake of the Pahalgam massacre that claimed 27 lives By Basharat AminAs gunshots shattered the serene afternoon air in the lush meadows of Baisaran, five kilometres from Pahalgam hill town, panic gripped the visitors.
Eid celebrations in India: A testament to unity and religious harmony

1 month ago | timesheadline.in | Shujaat Ali Quadri

Reading time : 4 minutesAs India continues to celebrate Eid without hindrance or religious bias, it serves as a reminder to the world that unity and harmony are not only possible, but are essential for a thriving, inclusive society. India's approach to celebrating Eid stands as a model of peaceful coexistence, showing that it is possible to live together, celebrate together, and thrive together, irrespective of religious or cultural differences.
Ranjini, Mahmoud, Rumeysa... - Times Headline

2 months ago | timesheadline.in | Amit Sengupta

Reading time : 4 minutesRumeysa Ozturk, 30, a talented Tufts University student, wrote an opinion piece for the students' magazine, co-authored with three other students, arguing that that the university should "acknowledge the Palestinian genocide" and "divest from companies with direct or indirect ties to Israel". This has been the demand of thousands of students, peacefully protesting in America and Europe, since the beginning of the Genocide in Gaza. So, what was her crime?
Donald's Trumpet Plays the Song of Death

2 months ago | timesheadline.in | Amit Sengupta

Reading time : 4 minutes'We're destroying words-scores of them, hundreds of them, every day. We're cutting the language down to the bone... Every year fewer and fewer words, and the range of consciousness always a little smaller' By Amit SenguptaWar is Peace. - 1984, George Orwell. Trump's trumpet, always cacophonic, unpleasant and jarring, is now turning bloody red. Unpredictably so.
Any Seeds of Hope Beneath the Rubble in Gaza?

2 months ago | timesheadline.in | Yanis Varoufakis

Reading time : 5 minutesIf I were to issue an educated guess, it would be this: things will get even worse for the Palestinians in the short run.
'Go back to the Istanbul Communique'

Mar 10, 2025 | timesheadline.in | Jeffrey D. Sachs

Reading time : 4 minutesThe time has arrived for diplomacy that brings collective security to Europe, Ukraine, and Russia. Europe should open direct talks with Russia and should urge Russia and Ukraine to sign a peace agreement based on the March 29 Istanbul Communique and the April 15, 2022 draft peace agreement.
Why Maududi's Islamism Must Be Rejected

Mar 5, 2025 | timesheadline.in | Yanis Iqbal

Reading time : 6 minutesA woman without economic autonomy, without access to the public world, lacks the power to challenge patriarchal abuses of power. She cannot exit an abusive relationship because she doesn't have the means of survival. She cannot refuse her husband's demands because she can't turn to anyone else.
A village's love inspires a blind orphan's academic success

Mar 1, 2025 | timesheadline.in | Kibria Ansary

Reading time : 3 minutesOrphaned at a young age and battling poverty, Osnai Sheikh defied the odds to pursue higher education, earning a postgraduate degree in political science.
From Burhanpur to National Stardom

Feb 15, 2025 | timesheadline.in | Shujaat Ali Quadri

Reading time : 4 minutesMajid's success story is one of grit, exceptional talent, and unwavering focus. His journey from a small town in MP to the top rank in the IIT JEE Mains 2025 is a testament to the power of perseverance and self-belief.
Our films, Their films... Celluloid Speaks

Feb 7, 2025 | timesheadline.in | Amit Sengupta

Reading time : 7 minutesYoung minds, still in school, are breaking the entrenched boundaries of cinema. They are crafting authentic films, each telling a deep story, each transparent in its originality. Meaningful, socially engaged aesthetics, exploring mind, body and soul, challenging stereotypes, cliches, stasis. And the shackles of mental slavery.