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Delhi Court sentences riots accused for promoting hatred against Muslims, sentences him to 3 years in custody
Lokesh Kumar Solanki convicted for inciting violence during 2020 Delhi riots; court calls his conduct “fuel to already simmering tensions” but releases him citing maximum sentence already served
Fears of communal attacks, turns Mathura’s Taj Hotel into ‘Royal Family Restaurant’
For the first time since 1974 the restaurant, has been renamed, its menu turned vegetarian, Muslim staff sacked, Hindu staff hired
Gyanvapi case: Survey report findings leaked despite court’s warning
Within minutes of the court sharing copies of the report with the petitioners on May 30, it was leaked to a section of the press
Now Dharam Sansad in Nashik to discuss the birthplace of Lord Hanuman!
Ascetics from across the country will come together to discuss and settle the controversy
200 Durga Vahini women booked for marching with swords in Kerala
The march was allegedly held as part of arms training programme conducted by the VHP-affiliate in the village near Neyyattinkara as per a complaint by Popular Front India
Karnataka: K. Eshwarappa reiterates demand for saffron to replace the tricolour as the national flag
The BJP MLA reiterates the long-standing philosophy of the RSS
Communal Hate boils over in Assam in wake of Batadraba incident
Local hate offender calls deceased fisherman’s family “Jihadi”; CM’s political secretary calls them criminals, says they deserve no sympathy
Aligarh college professor to face probe for namaz?
In a country that regularly plays religious prayers in schools, an assistant teachers offering of namaz has led to a controversy
Gyanvapi case: District court adjourns hearings in maintainability suit till July 4
Mosque committee asserts ownership of land; fresh suit filed before a fast-track court
Kashi temple Mahant quits following “Shivling” controversy
He was one of the two priests to debunk claims of a “Shivling” being found in the Wazu Khana of the Gyanvapi Mosque
After Times Now debate Nupur Sharma gets online threats from trolls
Right Wing’s online army pins blame on fact checker Mohammed Zubair , who too has been getting vile abuse and threats
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