Peace

'Say No to War': Russians call for peace as Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine nears a year

Russians are adopting covert ways to voice their disapproval of the Kremlin's ongoing offensive in Ukraine, despite strict restrictions and the risk of imprisonment. Messages like 'Don't be silent about war' and 'Resist' have cropped up on signposts, walls, and drain pipes

Lessons from Yoda: What Britain's PM Rishi Sunak can learn about governance from his favourite movie 'Star Wars'

Rishi Sunak is most likely the biggest 'Star Wars' fan to serve as prime minister of the United Kingdom. It has been reported that he finds inspiration in films, both personally and politically. Here are a few lessons Sunak should take note of

Life-sized hologram of Mahatma Gandhi appears at UN, leads discussion on non-violence, education

A special life-size hologram of Gandhi was projected during a panel discussion organised on Friday by India's Permanent Mission to the UN and UNESCO Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development at the UN headquarters to commemorate the International Day of Non-Violence

Jammu and Kashmir marching towards peace and development, says Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha

Sinha also said that terrorism and hatred have no place in a civilised society that believes in 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and it is the responsibility of the people to teach a lesson to those who want to weaken this spirit

Bangladesh played major role in ensuring peace in India's northeast, says ex-NSG chief

Counsel of Bangladesh Deputy High Commission Sikder Mohammad Ashrafur Rahaman said Bangladesh aims to be a developing nation by 2026, and by 2041, it would strive to become a developed country

Peace-making bids post-violence give no immunity to Jahangirpuri trouble makers, say Delhi police

During the investigation, if a person is found involved in the incident, action will be taken against him although he might have helped the force in urging the public to maintain peace and harmony, says Northwest Delhi's DCP Usha Rangnani

PM Modi reaches out to the youth of Kashmir, assures they will not inherit troubles faced by their parents, grandparents

The prime minister said that the youth of Jammu and Kashmir should trust his word, and highlighted the peace and development initiatives taken by the government in the past few years

People are fed up and want peace: Kashmir DGP on recent spate of encounters in Valley

According to Dilbag Singh, a new group of militants have come up and their purpose was to engage the security force deployment meant for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's scheduled visit

Dejected parties taking refuge in vote bank, divisive politics, says BJP's JP Nadda

Leaders of 13 opposition parties on 16 April voiced deep concern over recent incidents of hate speech and communal violence in the country, and urged people to maintain peace and harmony

BJP hits out at Congress and other opposition parties over joint statement on hate speech and communal violence

BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia claimed that the opposition's appeal to people to maintain peace and harmony is as hollow as is the intention of the leaders behind the statement