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Citizens meet CP Thane, file complaint against hate-filled Islamophobic speech by HJDS in Mumbra, Thane

Speakers at the event, organised on April 30 by the Sakal Hindu Saamaj, had urged the audience to take up arms; the delegation had representatives of NAPM, Andhashraddha Nirmulan Samiti, Sanjeevan Trust, Kendra, and CJP, they sought swift prosecution

Kerala: The Real Story, where Facts and numbers add up

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Farmers announce nationwide agitation in support of #WomenChampionWrestlers

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RSS seeks to disown Suresh Chavhanke, T Raja, says hate speeches don’t reflect RSS ideology

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Dalit woman allegedly murdered by Hindu husband in Madurai

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Social media campaigns seeking accountability gain traction ahead of Karnataka assembly elections

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Committee gives May 21 deadline for arrest of Brij Bhushan; its our protest not “hijacked”by farmers: Vinesh Phogat

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Reflections on a newly opened ‘cultural centre’ by the Ambanis in Mumbai

A walk through the newly opened Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre leaves the author with more questions than answers

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