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CJP’s 2025 Hate Watch: leading the fight for accountability in the digital media
In 2025, CJP emerged as India’s leading voice confronting digital hate on television, spearheading sustained NBDSA interventions that challenged communal broadcasts/debate, secured corrective orders, and strengthened accountability frameworks to restrain the spread of hateful and polarising content across news media
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Hate Watch: Right-wing twitter gives routine demolition a communal colour
Hindutva supporters continue routine of using ruined temple images to spread Hindu-Muslim hate
Clubhouse case: Mumbai police arrest 3 from Haryana
The three have been arrested in connection with an online chat, though this case is distinct from the one where some people allegedly made derogatory remarks about women from the minority community on the app
Why is Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra invoking UP’s Kairana?
Mishra chose to address an issue brewing over land in Surana area of Ratlam district by invoking communal history from Uttar Pradesh
K J George pinpoints major flaws in anti-conversion Bill
Exhorts BJP Govt not to inject disharmony in society during speech on the floor of the Assembly on 23 December 2021
Hijab controversy takes an ugly turn in Karnataka
An Udupi college disallows hijabs inside classrooms, hindering Muslim women from getting an education
Clubhouse case: Delhi Police narrow down suspects
Delhi Commission for Women had sought an FIR against those who made the anti-Muslim and misogynistic remarks, however on Wednesday, another anti-women recording emerged
Karnataka Bajrang Dal’s Sanjay Nalvade, three others arrested for murder of Muslim teen
When the hate speech went viral, Nalwade was booked “for violation of Covid-19 rules”, let off “with a fine for the violation”, they then allegedly attacked Muslim youth
Hate Watch: Right-wing extremists attack Muslim man and non-Muslim woman for travelling together
The man and woman were travelling in a train when Bajrang Dal men verbally and physically abused the man and forced them to deboard; their families were called to verify consent for travelling together
Promoting Amity in the Times of Hate
An appeal for Harmony amidst increasing instances of vested interests attempting to spread communal discord
PM Modi’s maun over the genocide call speaks volumes
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