Taliban takes over Afghanistan

Taliban has denied claims in the media that they abducted around 150 Indians from the Hamid Karzai International airport in Kabul.

Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan, is currently taken control by nearly 6,000 cadres of the Haqqani Network led by Khalil al-Rahman Haqqani, brother of Jalaluddin Haqqani the founder of the network.

Days after Taliban took control of Afghanistan, it has now come to light that an Afghan man who was earlier deported from India had joined the radical Islamist organisation.

Controversial poet Munawwar Rana has been booked by the Uttar Pradesh Police for his derogatory comments against Hindus by drawing false equivalence with radical Islamic organisation Taliban

Sikhs and Hindus staying at Gurdwara Singh Sabha in Karte-Parwan in Kabul have shifted to a safe place before their evacuation to India

Pol-e-Hasar, Deh Salah and Banu districts in the Baghlan Province have fallen to the anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan.

People are sharing information, images and videos not because they are a part of some political campaign against the Taliban, not because they don't want the Taliban to win the next elections in Afghanistan or they just don't want to vote for them (as if that was even an option). They are sharing images and videos because they are scared.

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The radical Maulana claimed that the Taliban has been wrongly portrayed as a terrorist group by the "prostitution media".

Although Hashimi conceded that there were issues regarding how the country would be run, he clarified that Afghanistan would not remain a democracy.