- Search results for Taliban
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 | 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 | |
 | 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 | |
 | 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 | |
 | President wants universities free of violencePresident uses the examples of Nalanda and Taxila to explain how peacuful atmosphere created and attracted great minds | |
 | 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 | |
 | 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 | |
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 | 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 | |
 | 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 |
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