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Rath Yatra retraced: Evidence presented to the Liberhan Commission
Sheaves of documentary and other evidence was presented before the Justice MS Liberhan Commission of Enquiry appointed by the then Narasimha Rao-led union government on December 16, 1992, twelve...
Gyanvapi Case: Copy-Paste Pattern a la Babri Case – Not Just Legally But Politically, Too?
The Gyanvapi mosque case has triggered serious concerns among legal luminaries, historians, Muslim community and its religious leadership.
UP: After Madrasas, Yogi Govt to Survey Waqf Properties; Muslim Citizens Doubt ‘Intention’
There are 162,229 Waqf properties, including 1,50,000 registered with Sunni Central Waqf Board and 12,229 with Shia Central Waqf Board in UP, with the government occupying quite a few of these.
Madhya Pradesh: Muslim family brutally assalted in Chhindwara
Son thrashed, clothes of mother torn off, seven days later victims’ family alleges police investigations to be tardy
Yati Narsinghanand booked for call to blow up madrasas
The controversial spiritual leader also suggested that madrasa students should be sent to detention camps
When worship itself becomes a crime
Fariba Dalir and Sakin Behjati’ prison sentence has just...
Suresh Chavhanke makes Islamophobic remarks, CJP moves NCM
CJP Team -
At a recent rally, Chavhanke had advised Muslim women to marry Hindu men instead of Muslim men
Gyanvapi case: Petitioner moves caveat before Allahabad High Court
Rekha Pathak, one of the four Hindu women petitioners in the Shringar Gauri case has asked for the right to oppose application by mosque committee
Gyanvapi: Mosque Panel May Move HC, Hindu Plaintiffs Term Verdict as ‘Foundation Stone’ of Temple
Advocate Akhlaque Ahmad, representing the mosque committee, told reporters that he and his team would review the 2,400-page judgment and then make a decision on future course of action.
Gyanvapi case: Judgment on suit maintainability expected today
Heavy police deployment to maintain law and order
Discrepancy in reason for Madrasa demolished in Kabaitary: AAMSU
Demolitions notice says unsound structure, SP alleges connection to terror groups and construction without permission; meanwhile it turns out that the Darogar Alga madrasa may not have been demolished “voluntarily” as previously claimed
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