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Muslim Marriages, Functions, Nikah, Valima, Late Nights

Muslim Marriages Hit With Late Night Blues To Say So

We’re again back to the 1990s, when Muslim marriages were so embarrassing to take you there to return home at late nights. However, from 2001 to 2005, it was a bit of a relief when the groom arrived on time. Slowly, the time spent at any Muslim marriage gets washed away by late-night blues. We […]

India to start talks with Pakistan, India Hides, War,Conflicts, Media, Fake News

Should India To Start Talks With Pakistan So Urgent

As of May 24, on a good Sunday afternoon for all Indians and Pakistanis, the South Asia have some reasons to smile and some reasons to drop tears from their eyes. A jaw-gripping story unfolds. Diplomatically, Pakistan is at a much higher level when compared to India after the Operation Sindoor, which went for India’s […]

Citizens, Save Fuel, India, PM Modi, Foreign Trips, Petrol, Diesel, Gas

India Asks Its Citizens to Save Fuel

India is a big and fast-growing country. Millions of people use cars, buses, scooters, and trucks every day. Factories, farms, and homes also need fuel like petrol, diesel, and cooking gas. But India does not produce enough oil for all this need. The country buys most of its fuel from other nations. That is why […]

Operation Sindoor, India, Pakistan, Iran, USA, Diplomacy

Why Operation Sindoor in May 2025 Failed India?

Operation Sindoor was a military action by India in May 2025. It came after a false-flag terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, that killed many people. India blamed Pakistan for supporting the terrorists and launched strikes inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The operation showed India’s low grade military power, and led to big problems in diplomacy. […]

Strait of Hormus is Causing Confusion, Iran has made, The Strait of Hormuz, Iran, Over 2000 ships waiting

Hormuz Blockade Fractures Europe To Asia This Deep

The blockade at Hormuz has throttled global energy flows, driving price shocks and exposing deep fractures from the Persian Gulf to Europe and Asia. The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow chokepoint between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, has long been the world’s most critical energy artery. Normally, it carries about 20% of […]