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From 400 Rejections to a ₹36.5 Trillion Empire — Indian Engineer Nikesh Arora Becomes One of the World’s Highest-Paid CEOs
Karachi (HRNW) — Once rejected 400 times in his early career, Indian-born engineer Nikesh Arora now heads a global cybersecurity giant worth ₹36.5 trillion, becoming the second highest-paid CEO in the United States. His remarkable journey from Ghaziabad to Silicon Valley is a story of persistence, vision, and global success. Currently serving as the Chairman…
Bangladesh’s Brigadier General Azhar Islam Awarded France’s ‘National Defence Medal – Gold Level’ for Outstanding Contribution to UN Peacekeeping Operations
Dhaka (HRNW)— In a ceremony held at the residence of France’s Honorary Ambassador to Bangladesh, Mr. Jean-Marc Serre Charlotte, Brigadier General Mohammad Azhar Islam, AFWC, PSC-K (Bangladesh Army, United Nations), was awarded the prestigious French National Defence Medal – Gold Level in recognition of his exceptional service in international peacekeeping operations. He is the first…
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson Suspended for Mocking Burqa During Parliament Session
Canberra, Australia (HRNW)— The Australian Senate has suspended far-right politician Pauline Hanson for seven sittings after she sparked outrage by mocking the Islamic burqa during a recent parliamentary session. The move came following widespread condemnation from lawmakers who accused her of showing deep disrespect toward Australia’s Muslim community. According to reports, Senator Hanson’s actions in…
64-Year-Old Muslim Man Allegedly Forced to Chant “Jai Shri Ram” Near Taj Mahal; Video Sparks Outrage and Calls for Justice
Agra, India (HRNW)— A disturbing video circulating on social media has drawn widespread condemnation after a 64-year-old Muslim man, Muhammad Rais, was allegedly coerced by a Hindu extremist near the Taj Mahal to chant “Jai Shri Ram.” According to reports, Rais refused, after which the assailant recorded the encounter and later uploaded the video online,…
Trump Orders Muslim Brotherhood Branches to Be Designated as Terrorist Organizations
Washington (HRNW)– US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order initiating the process of designating certain branches of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations. According to reports, the order directs federal investigative agencies to formally review and classify some factions of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist groups. The secretaries of state and treasury are…
Israeli PM Netanyahu Postpones Visit to India Following Delhi Blast
Jerusalem (HRNW)– Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has postponed his December visit to India after the deadly terrorist attack in New Delhi. According to reports, this marks the third time Netanyahu has postponed a visit to India this year, and no new date has been announced. Israeli media cited serious security concerns following the blast…
Pope Francis’ Vehicle Transformed into Mobile Clinic for Gaza Children
Bethlehem (HRNW)– The late Pope Francis’ visit to Palestine included a gift from President Mahmoud Abbas—a vehicle that has now become a beacon of hope for Palestinian children. Dubbed the “Vehicle of Hope,” the vehicle was unveiled in Bethlehem by the international Catholic charity Caritas as part of a humanitarian and unique project. Expert craftsmen…
Pakistan Tops UK Asylum Applications in 2024
London (HRNW)– Pakistani citizens have emerged at the top in asylum applications submitted to the UK. According to a report by The Telegraph, a total of 40,000 asylum applications were submitted in 2024, with over 11,000 coming from Pakistanis. This figure is five times higher than in 2022, making Pakistan the country with the highest…
Australian Senator Pauline Hanson Suspended for Wearing Burqa in Parliament
Canberra (HRNW)– Australian far-right politician Pauline Hanson, campaigning for a ban on Muslim women’s clothing, has been suspended for a week for wearing a burqa in Parliament. According to the BBC, Senator Hanson, of the One Nation party, entered the Senate wearing a full burqa to introduce her bill banning face-covering clothing in public places….
Pakistan, Saudi Arabia Agree to Strengthen Security Cooperation
Riyadh (HRNW)– Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with Saudi Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef in which they discussed further strengthening security cooperation between the two countries. The issue of legal status of Burmese Muslims was discussed in the meeting, while the Saudi minister expressed condolences to the families of the martyred…