One day after Zomato's reply to one of its customer, who cancelled his order due to non-Hindu delivery boy, the online food-delivery service is facing wrath from one section of the people, who also took their war ahead with 1 rating to the app on Play Store.

Ever since the election campaigns began in the West Bengal, the reports of several violence incidents emerged from the area. The major one was a clash between TMC and BJP supporters during a roadshow.

The Ministry of External Affairs on Saturday replied strongly to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's remark on the minorities, saying it is an “egregious insult to all citizens of India.”

Even as 31 Rohingya Muslims are stranded along the India-Bangladesh borders since 18 January and 30 more Rohingyas, including 12 children, were held on 21 January along the Tripura-Assam border, a police officer said.

The Triple Talaq Bill, which is high on the government's agenda, is likely to be taken up for discussion in the Lok Sabha as the winter session of Parliament resumes on Thursday after the Christmas recess. The first two weeks of the session were a near washout as the Opposition had disrupted the proceedings on various issues, including the Rafale deal.

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath on Tuesday expanded his cabinet inducting 28 ministers including Arif Aqueel, the lone Muslim face in the new council of ministers.

The continuing tug-of-war between Hindutva and Muslim groups over conducting 'puja-arti' and offering 'namaz' inside the Taj Mahal premises is causing concern to tourism circles in Agra.

Ayodhya has been a land of dispute, since time immemorial. The Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case has received several dates and judgement in the apex court. On September 27, the Supreme Court has declined to refer the issue of re-consideration of its observation that mosque was not integral to Islam, to a larger bench.

An Egyptian court on Saturday issued its final verdict upholding the death sentences of 75 Muslim Brotherhood members and supporters -- including journalists -- for participating in protests following the 2013 ouster of democratically elected President Mohamed Morsi.

Bestselling author Chetan Bhagat, who has taken a leap of faith in his upcoming novel "The Girl in Room 105" in which the protagonists are a Kashmiri Muslim girl and her lover from an RSS-affiliated family, says that Muslims, particularly from Kashmir, are victims of "unintentional racism" on a daily basis in the Indian mainstream.