Eltaf Najafizada is an Afghanistan and South Asia reporter. He focuses on regional interest and world news, covering critical topics such as the Taliban, India, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and China. His work has been featured in prominent publications including The Irish Times, Yahoo Finance, Fortune, and Bloomberg News.
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By: Shruti Srivastava, Eltaf Najafizada
India’s key southern state of Karnataka has been rocked by allegations that a lawmaker from a regional party allied with Prime Minister Narendra Modi sexually abused several women and left the country to avoid facing charges.
India has allegedly refused to renew a French correspondent's permit, making him the third journalist to leave India this year, in what's seen as another blow to press freedom in the country under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
By: Eltaf Najafizada
At least 27 people were killed in stampede at a religious event in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, the Press Trust of India reported, citing a senior police official.
New laws by Afghanistan’s Taliban government, which include banning women from speaking or showing their faces in public, sparked global condemnation and could potentially jeopardize the regime’s efforts to gain legitimacy.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Eltaf Najafizada
India held its first official meeting with Taliban government’s defense minister in Afghanistan, after the group seized power three years ago amid a chaotic withdrawal of the US forces.
The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan said it wants a fresh start with the US under President-elect Donald Trump and secure long-sought access to more than $9 billion of the nation’s foreign exchange reserves seized three years ago.
By: Eltaf Najafizada
Buying homes in major Indian cities has become costlier as rising demand for luxury units has boosted overall property prices, according to real estate consultancy firm ANAROCK.
By: Satviki Sanjay, Eltaf Najafizada
Khan Market, an upscale retail area in the Indian capital New Delhi, retained its position among the costliest high-street retail destinations worldwide buoyed by the nation’s strong economic growth.
Khalil Ur-Rahman Haqqani, the Taliban's minister for refugees and repatriation, was killed Wednesday in a suicide bombing at his office in Kabul, marking the highest-profile casualty since the group retook power three years ago.
India and Kuwait will look to strengthen ties in trade, defense and energy when Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits the Gulf nation on Saturday, the first by an Indian leader in more than four decades.
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