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Supreme Court slams UP police for criminalising civil disputes, calls it a ‘complete breakdown of rule of law’

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In a scathing order, the top court slams the routine criminalisation of civil disputes in Uttar Pradesh, warns of costs on the state, and stays proceedings in a case reflecting systemic abuse of power
Minorities

Christian academics, activists write to CBCI urging re-think on newly enacted Waqf law

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Responding to a press note issued by the by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India urging political parties in Parliament to support the proposed amendments to the Waqf Act, Christian academics and activists have, in an open letter dated April 8, urged a re-think on their stand
Minorities

The Waqf Bill 2024: An Open Letter to the Joint Committee of Parliament, the Opposition, and India’s Muslim Communities

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First Published on : August 20, 2024The United Waqf Management, Empowerment, Efficiency, and Development (UMEED) Bill 2024, introduced by the ruling BJP-led Union government,...
Minorities

Black Armbands, State Crackdown: UP targets Muslims for peaceful protest against Waqf Act

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On Jumat-ul-Vida, a symbolic act of dissent by Muslims in Muzaffarnagar met with legal intimidation and sweeping notices—exposing yet another instance of selective policing and criminalisation of Muslim expression in Uttar Pradesh.
India

How AI mistook Chhattisgarh truce move as religious leaders’ appeal for Israel-Palestine peace!

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Today, I realized why one shouldn't fully depend on AI, which can, at times, be extremely misleading. What happened was, I uploaded a PDF...
India

Modern India’s early icon, the martyr who crafted a gentle patriotism: Manoj Kumar in Hindi Cinema

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Manoj Kumar, who passed away on April 4, was a leading presence in Hindi cinema for several decades who had carved out his own...
Minorities

Was the Waqf Beneficial for Muslim Society?

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It Possibly Hindered the Economic Development Of The Muslim World
Politics

The unwavering gaze of the observant citizen: India’s need of the hour

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Citizens who are not from discriminated and targeted communities must speak up against systemic oppression and discrimination; the times we live in India demand this
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