The recent removal and appointment of Sikh high priests by the SGPC have sparked significant debate among Sikhs in Pakistan.

To some Sikhs, allegations that recent Hindu temple vandalizations have been carried out by Sikh actors have served to foment ...

The human rights of religious minorities and others who do not conform to the interpretation of Islam prescribed by the ...

The recent desecration of an iconic Hindu temple in Southern California with anti-Hindu and anti-Indian government graffiti ...

Religious bullying in US schools is a growing problem, particularly for Sikh and Muslim students, who often face discrimination, harassment, and even violence. Studies show that Sikh children wearing ...

“When I go out, I’m forced to dress like a Muslim so that I can’t be identified as a Sikh,” she said, in reference to the Taliban’s order that all women must wear the all-encompassing ...

Bajrang Dal workers on Saturday stormed the Rishikul Ayurvedic College here in protest against some Muslim students organising an Iftar party on the campus and inviting outsiders to it.

The budget, presented on Friday, allocates substantial funds to uplift Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists, reflecting the government's commitment to inclusive growth. One of the key ...

The Vatican has expressed its solidarity with Muslims participating in the Ramadan fast, noting that Catholics also fast and do penance during the season of Lent and inviting greater dialogue and ...

In India, at least 26 muslims have been arrested for offereing congregational prayer in a house in Uttar Pradesh state. Superintendent of Police, Moradabad, Sandeep Kumar said scores of people ...

Growing numbers of people are breaking fast at the community Iftar, Muslim leaders say. People of all faiths joined an Iftar meal, fostering more community links after the Southport attacks.

An order staying the order of discharge is a very drastic one, which has the effect of curtailing or taking away the liberty granted to the accused and must be done “only in rare and exceptional cases ...