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Prince Yakub Habeebuddin Tucy claims to be a sixth-generation descendant of Bahadur Shah Zafar, the last Mughal emperor.
Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday denounced the violence witnessed in West Bengal during protests against the recently ...
For now, evidence suggests that the authorities continue to prioritise short-term fixes over fundamental changes needed to ...
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BOOM on MSNFact Check Friday: Weekly Fake News Round UpBy Nidhi Jacob It has been a busy week for fact checkers at BOOM. NASA's Indian origin astronaut Sunita Williams landed back to Earth after a tense nine months in space. Her return sparked widespread ...
A manipulated photo of him holding a placard with offensive remarks against Mughal ruler Aurangzeb has gone viral ... s face appeared to be an emoticon-style overlay rather than a real mask, as it did ...
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India Today on MSNChaos at Ghaziabad railway station as Hindu body defaces Aurangzeb's photoMembers of the Hindu Raksha Dal blackened Aurangzeb's painting and raised slogans at the station. The protesters shouted 'Jai ...
Having successfully constructed the Ram Mandir on the site of the Babri Masjid, the Hindutva forces have now shifted their focus from Babur to Aurangzeb Alamgir, the sixth and longest-reigning ...
India TV Fact Check: An image has been circulating on social media showing a man holding a placard at an IPL match with an offensive message against Mughal ruler Aurangzeb and those associated ...
PREMIUM The Deccan campaign was, in the end, a tragedy for Aurangzeb too. Unlike in the north, where Mughal rule was entrenched, the south was a frontier, says Audrey Truschke. (HT Photo ...
For starters, Emperor Aurangzeb was a real person and the most powerful king in Indian history, whereas the Hindutva-created Aurangzeb is a cartoonish fiction. India's Hindu nationalists partly ...
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has called on Pakistan's business community to stop giving bribes and promised the ...
LAHORE: Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb on Saturday stated that Singapore’s nickel exports, worth $22 billion, serve as a prime example of how a single mineral can drive economic growth.
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