The northern Indian city of Lucknow is renowned for its splendid monuments, which reflect its rich heritage.

Muslim leaders and representatives from across India have convened in Lucknow to address challenges affecting their community as well as the broader Muslim population.

For centuries, Kashmiri handicrafts have brightened Christmas celebrations around the world.

India’s families who were displaced by bulldozer raids, largely Muslims, still suffer for justice and livelihoods.

Iran’s national Zurkhaneh team has won the championship title at the Zurkhaneh Sports & Koshti Pahlavani World Cup 2025 hosted by India.

An incident in India’s Bihar state has ignited widespread outrage and renewed debate over the treatment of Muslims in the region.

Iran and India have complementary economic strengths, which position them to expand trade, energy cooperation, and regional connectivity, leveraging Iran’s resources and strategic location with India’s market and investment capacity.