- Search results for Taliban
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 | President wants universities free of violencePresident uses the examples of Nalanda and Taxila to explain how peacuful atmosphere created and attracted great minds | |
 | 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 | |
 | From Sikh turbans to Muslims with beards: Why school uniforms may never be the same again in the next centuryFrom Oxford to India's smallest town school is the usage of uniforms becoming more of a social issue rather than a way to ensure everyone feels equal? That is the question | |
 | 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 | |
 | The Nadia Hashimi interview: How I survived being an Afghan student in New York during 9/11Author, pediatrician and politician, Nadia Hashimi gets candid about her life as an Afghan-origin American and her books | |
 | Activist and Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai honoured by Harvard UniversityIn 2014, Yousafzai became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her efforts for children's rights | |
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 | Sadhguru issues apology after widespread criticism over video of him calling Muslim LSE student a 'Taliban'Jaggi Vasudev alleged that the video had been mischievously edited and that in India, the word 'Taliban' is used to refer to an over-enthusiastic person | |
 | India is already a Hindu Rashtra: What Subramanian Swamy had to say about the Indian politics and the ConstitutionThe BJP MP and former Minister was talking on the topic 'Life After Ayodhya: What's Next?' at TNIE's ThinkEdu Conclave 2020 | |
 | 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 | |
 | Statue, statue? Why the demolishing of the Vidyasagar statue should worry India todayThe frenzy of vandalising statues had gone viral after a BJP mob uprooted Lenin's statue in Tripura quite the same way as US Marines uprooted Saddam's statue in Baghdad | |
 | Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai graduates from Oxford with degree in Philosophy, Politics, EconomicsMalala, who became of the face of Taliban brutality when she was shot in the head for going to school in the Swat valley, took to Twitter to share her excitement |
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