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Balasore Train tragedy: The claim that a Muslim Junior Engineer caused accident false: Railways

sabrang - June 21, 2023

“This is factually incorrect. The entire staff is present & a part of inquiry”: Railway officer clarifies to news spread by the infamous Sudarshan News

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The Implementation of a Uniform Civil Code

Zeenat Shaukat Ali - June 20, 2023

IntroductionCurrently, within the existing legal framework, there exists no uniform family-related law in a single statutory book for all Indians that is acceptable to...

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Actions taken in the campaign, Eddelu Karnataka: K’taka assembly polls 2023

Noor Sridhar - June 20, 2023

The author, a senior activist and vital part of the Karnataka civil society experiment in the 2023 state assembly elections, details the action plans taken by the campaign in the second of a four-part exploration

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Pew Research Centre: 53% of Adults in India Support Legalisation of Same-Sex Marriages

Tanya Arora - June 19, 2023

The survey also examined how attitudes of people vary by geography, demographic factors, political ideology and religion

India

The loneliness of being Imtiaz Ahmad

ABHAY KUMAR - June 19, 2023

The Muslim elite disown him for talking caste and the Hindu right-wing abuses him for his uncompromising stance on secularism, writes Abhay Kumar

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Violence in Junagadh over demolition notice to dargah; 1 dead, several injured

sabrangindia - June 19, 2023

More than 170 Muslims detained, locals claimed they were harassed by police as they barged into their homes accusing them of protesting.

India

Eddelu Karnataka, understanding a unique civil society experiment: K’taka assembly polls

Noor Sridhar - June 19, 2023

The author, a senior activist and vital part of the Karnataka civil society experiment in the 2023 state assembly elections, documents the experience and journey in a four-part exploration

Communalism

The speaker called Muslims necrophiles, demanded a central law on ‘Love-Jihad’ treating it as genocide or organised crime

sabrangindia - June 19, 2023

The speaker, who referred to Muslims as necrophiles, called for a central law that classifies 'Love Jihad' as genocide or organised crime

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