Kolkata: Author Taslima Nasreen sparked a fresh controversy after she posted a tweet saying 'Bangladesh supporting Pakistan is like a rape victim supporting her rapist'.The exiled author's comment came during the high octane India Pakistan
Thiruvananthapuram: Renowned Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen feels killing people for eating beef is not intolerance but a 'heinous crime' and it should be stopped."It is not that suddenly intolerance has started here... India as a
New Delhi: Controversial Bengali author, atheist and feminist Taslima Nasreen has revealed on a social networking site that her Hindu ancestor's name was Haradhan Sarkar, whose son converted to Islam in Mymensingh, Bangladesh."My Hindu ancestor's
New Delhi: On a day when Pakistani singer Adnan Sami was granted Indian citizenship by the Home Ministry, a large number of fans of Bengali writer Taslima Nasreen took to social media and requested Prime
New Delhi: Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen today advised West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee to "learn" from Congress leader P Chidambaram.The author's statement came after Congress leader admitted banning Salman Rushdie's novel 'Satanic Verses' by the
New Delhi: Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, living in exile in India, on Saturday said she will not be silenced by fundamentalists and "continue to fight fundamentalists and evil forces until death"."I think fundamentalists may want
Hyderabad: A handful of supporters of a Muslim outfit Majlis Bachao Tehreek on Monday tried to prevent the sale of Bengali writer Taslima Nasreen's book Lajja at the Sundaraiah Vigyana Kendram in Baghlingampalli here.Copies of
New Delhi: Bengali author Taslima Nasreen figures on top of a list of "targets" posted by the Bangladeshi jihadi group Ansarullah Bangla on Facebook.The Facebook page is claimed to be run by Ansarullah Bangla Team,
New Delhi: Bollywood actor Anupam Kher has added a fresh twist to the ongoing controversy over writers returning their Sahitya Akademi awards and Padma Shri, by asking why nobody returned his or her award after
New Delhi: The Bangladeshi jihadist group Ansarullah has published, what it called, a 'global hitlist' of bloggers who have denigrated Islam, and vowed to take action against such writers.Prominent in the list is Bengali author
New Delhi: Delhi High Court on Tuesday dismissed a PIL seeking deportation and cancellation of the visa given to controversial Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen by the Indian government, saying there was no public interest in
New Delhi: Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen's visa was today extended for a year by the home ministry.The decision has been taken following an intervention of home minister Rajnath Singh as Taslima has been requesting
New Delhi: Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen's resident permit expired today, and the writer tweeted that there has been no communication from the Centre about extending her permit. Taslima tweeted: "Dear India,Since 2004 I've been receiving my resident
New Delhi: Bengali writer Taslima Nasreen, staying in exile in India, has lashed out at the Bangladesh government for its attitude towards serial killings of "free-thinker" bloggers."There is no democracy in Bangldesh, it's idiocracy", writes
New Delhi: With the Home Ministry allowing Bollywood singer Adnan Sami to stay indefinitely in India, Bangladeshi writer, atheist and feminist Taslima Nasreen has also thrown her hat in the ring seeking a similar favour
Dhaka: Bangladesh is on high alert following the hacking to death of three secular bloggers in recent months, a senior minister said as he blamed home-grown elements like fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami for the brutal killings that
Kolkata: Controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, who has relocated to the US after death threats by radicals from her country, today said she has not left India permanently and will return when she feels safe.She
New York: Controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen has been relocated to the US from India after death threats by Islamists radicals from her country where three secular bloggers were hacked to death since February."Islamic radicals
New Delhi: Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen has sought an immediate meeting with Home Minister Rajnath Singh, saying she was getting constant threats from a Bangladesh jihadi group, in the backdrop of three secular bloggers being
Kolkata: A Trinamool Congress MP Idris Ali has threatened to stall the release of "Nirbashito" (The Exiled), a film loosely based on the life and times of controversial Bengali writer Taslima Nasreen.The film, directed by
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