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Judging the Judge: The communal backlash against a lynching verdict

A reasoned criminal judgment gave way to an organised campaign of communal abuse, threats and intimidation targeting the judge who delivered it

Freeing Father Tom – India’s diplomacy is on test in Yemen and the Mid-East

­­There are a little less than 4 lakh Catholic...

Ground report: Why did a Bengal town with no real history of communal violence suddenly erupt?

Dhulagarh seems divided along political, rather than religious, lines.Image...

दिल्ली के नए उप-राज्यपाल पर उठे सवाल, आखिर क्या है भगवा कनेक्शन?

नई दिल्ली। दिल्ली के पूर्व उपराज्यपाल नजीब जंग ने...

Review: Year of horror for minority groups in Bangladesh

Several incidents of organised violence against ethnic and religious...

How Manipur’s Media helps Trigger Violence against Muslims

The remarkable power of the media, particularly the electronic...

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