Afghans complain lack of work, poverty under Taliban
Ghulam Hazrat is busy finding some food for his family in Kabul. He said that he has a family of five people
UK begins inquiry into army’s ‘unlawful killings’ of Afghans
The independent inquiry, which Defence Secretary Ben Wallace commissioned, will also review whether the deaths were part of a wider pattern of
Gen. McColl slams govt for ‘abandoning’ Afghans
Gen. McColl urged the Defence Select Committee to investigate the Afghan Relocations and Assistant Policy scheme, stating it is not fit for
Prince William ‘frustrated’ that Britain unable to rescue more Afghans
The remainder are staying in hotels, which activists have warned are not fit for long-term stays by families who may be struggling
Afghans stage 2nd protest against Pakistan in Delhi
On August 15, the Taliban had captured the entire Afghanistan except the Panjshir valley. Although, a few days later the Taliban claimed
India opens doors for Afghan Sikhs and Hindus
The Foreign Ministry also stated that India also stands for Afghans who have been partners in the promotion of mutual development, reports
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