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Displaced and denied the right to fish, Muslim fishermen in Gujarat now prevented from voting

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Gujarat’s coast has seen thousands of structures demolished in government drives, many people allege Muslims were particularly targeted. In light of this, now over 500 such fishermen have now been denied the right to vote.
Communalism

Why Somaiya School principal in Mumbai should not be asked to resign over her social media posts critical of PM Modi

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Parveen Shaikh, who has served in the school for a dozen years has stood her ground, has parents’ support, the campaign against her was launched by the OpIndia portal which criticised her likes and comments on X platform in support of Palestine on April 24, two days later, the management asked her to resign
India

‘Was Trained by BJP to Lie’: Amidst Questions Over ‘Sting’ Video, Sandeshkhali Returns to the News

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A video shared widely by the TMC purports to show footage taken by a hidden camera in which a Bharatiya Janata Party leader claims that the serious allegations of sexual crimes that had come forth from Sandeshkhali in the last few months were all false.
Dalit Bahujan Adivasi

Empowered and Engaged: Kalpana Soren’s Political Resilience

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Talking to eNewsroom, Hemant Soren's wife and INDIA bloc candidate from Gandey also said that the Soren family taught me to live with dignity and confidence
Gender and Sexuality

Report card: BJP and crimes against women

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The BJP’s track record on women issues has not been great in the past, especially on cases of violence against women. As Prajwal Revanna, MP from Karnataka in alliance with the BJP, seems to evade justice, Sabrang India takes a look at BJP’s past record with crimes against women.
India

Mathura records Muslim votes missing, is this the first time?

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Reports have come in from Mathura of Muslim voters encountering several difficulties in being able to vote in the country’s second phase of the 18th Lok Sabha elections on April 26.
Communalism

Hate Watch: Muslim college student beaten by fellow students in Telangana

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From Gujarat’s Vadodara to Wanaparthy in Telangana, young Muslims were beaten and assaulted for no identifiable reason.
Economy

Gujarat’s high profile GIFT city ‘fails to attract’ funds, India’s FinTech investment dips

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While the Narendra Modi government may have gone out of the way to promote the Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), sought to be...
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Delhi: Between Protection & Prayer: Stories of revered sites now under the protection of ASI

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