- Search results for Afghanistan
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 | After being denied the US visa twice, all-girls robotics team from Afghanistan arrives in WashingtonAfghanistan isn't included in Trump's temporary travel ban, but critics have said the ban is emblematic of a broader effort to put a chill on Muslims entering the US | |
 | Global effort on girls' education defeating Taliban's purpose: Malala YousafzaiMalala was shot in the head by a Taliban member in 2012 when she defied the diktat of the Sunni Islamic fundamentalist movement, which was entrenched in Afghanistan | |
 | Report says 328 sexually abused and exploited by UN and partner personnel, 103 children among themThe duty stations included those in countries such as Afghanistan, Haiti, India, Iraq, Liberia, Libya, Pakistan, South Sudan and Syria | |
 | Valentine's Day: Why this gay Afghan author's love story is the dash of romance you needAfghan-born author and activist Nemat Sadat talks to us about his debut book 'The Carpet Weaver' and how it is to live as a gay man in Afghanistan | |
 | MPs demand evacuation of Indian students from the PhilippinesThe Indian government on Tuesday banned the entry of passengers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia to India with immediate effect amid stepped up efforts against the spread of COVID-19 | |
 | Afghan children have 'learned little or nothing' during the pandemic: NGO reportThe report by Save the Children NGO said that kids from the poorest households have missed out the most on education and face the highest risk of violence at home | |
 | United Nations seeks leading role for Afghan women in peaceThis is also an opportunity to showcase the strengths of Afghanistan's women leaders in all their diversity, the world body said | |
 | Pulitzer Prize-winning Indian photojournalist Danish Siddiqui killed in AfghanistanAccording to the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a total of 53 journalists have been killed in Afghanistan between 1992 and 2021. | |
 | Danish the fifth jouno killed in Afghanistan this year; global media rights organisations call for protectionEven as the US and its partners withdraw forces, journalists will continue to work in Afghanistan, documenting whatever comes next at great risk to their lives: Committee to Protect Journalists | |
 | What The FAQ: What is Pulitzer Prize and who was the first Indian to win it?Pulitzer-winning photographer Danish Siddiqui died in Afghanistan recently. Here, we decode what the award is all about and its history | |
 | What the FAQ: What is happening in Afghanistan and what can India do about it?Afghanistan is so often embroiled in big picture conflicts that it has never been able to shed enough light on the humanitarian burden of its history. Where does India stand on the issue? | |
 | Facebook's team of Afghan experts to monitor and remove content supporting TalibanIn response to BBC's questions about the Taliban's use of Twitter, a company spokesperson highlighted policies against violent organisations and hateful conduct | |
 | Scared of what lies ahead: Worried Afghan students in Karnataka clueless about their futureSome other Afghan students, studying in the city, who wished not to be named, said they fear for their kin back home and worry about what lies ahead for them | |
 | Kindly rescue us, please: Profs among 30 Indians stuck in a Kabul University hostel for three days, after Taliban takeoverWe spoke to a professor of the university, who said that the last lecture was held three days ago, after which the university was shut | |
 | Hope government will ensure our immediate evacuation: Indian teachers stranded at Kabul varsityAll four are teachers at the Bakhtar University in Kabul, which was overrun by the Taliban three days ago |
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