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The loneliness of being Imtiaz Ahmad

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

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

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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

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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

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

Many takers for ‘Mohabbat ki Dukaan’ in Mumbai

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The Congress party is celebrating Rahul Gandhi’s birthday on June 19 by setting up a shop of love across the city
Freedom

The Shrinking Space for Free Media under Modi rule

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The Modi Government’s rebuttal of former Twitter CEO’s charges rings hollow in the face of India’s downward spiral on the Press Freedom Index
Politics

Uniform Civil Code Or Codified Personal Law?

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In the background of a bunch of writ petitions filed before the Supreme Court, by some Muslim women’s organizations and individual victims, challenging the...
Communal Organisations

Hindu Janagaruti Samiti (HJS) & Karnataka links

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A look at how and what the HJS (Hindu Janajagruti Samiti) activities in Karnataka have been in recent months
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