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Between Celebration and Suspicion: How Bakri Eid passed across india in 2026
With police deployments, cattle regulations, housing society disputes and political mobilisation surrounding Eid-ul-Adha, the festival reflected the tensions of contemporary India
Two more hijab controversies in Karnataka
Within a span of nearly two months, the state has reported five instances of banning hijab on-campus
Courts seek Action Taken Reports from Police in cases against hate monger Suresh Chavhanke
Chavhanke, a known hate offender, is in the spotlight now as courts seek to know if cognisable offences are made out against him in two cases
Pirana: Attempts to erase the history of the 600-year-old dargah?
Minorities feel uneasy in wake of wall construction that obstructs smooth passage between the dargah and a mosque and graveyard; allege attempts being made to redesignate the dargah at a temple
Is Prayagraj’s ‘Sant Sammelan’ just another edition of Haridwar’s infamous Dharma Sansad?
It has been a few days since the demand to declare India a Hindu nation was raised. However, no official reaction or condemnation has been reported yet
Hate as a State project is not a new phenomenon: Survivors
CJP Team -
Webinar organised by the Gauri Memorial Trust, CJP had the country’s leading journalists and activists illustrate how targeted vilification was being supported by inaction
Law should be made against religious conversions: Kejriwal in Punjab
Punjab will go to polls in a single phase on February 20, Kejriwal has projected Aam Aadmi Party as the alternative to Punjab’s incumbent Congress-led government
Karnataka gov’t is “pro Hindu”: V Sunil Kumar
The Kannada and Culture minister claimed it is the state government that has “has done what BJP has been talking about”
Thanjavur: Villagers submit petition to DC about elements trying to create communal disharmony
Thanjavur District Education Officer’s report on the Sacred Hearts Higher Secondary School states that "in the past 10 years, there have been no complaints from students of the school over religion"
Suresh Chavhanke back on the derailed “UPSC Jihad” fake news train?
Sudarshan News’ Suresh Chavhanke targeted Jamtara the District Collector Faiz AK Ahmed Mumtaz accusing him, not saluting the national Flag on Republic Day
Why is Hindu Vahini so interested in Guntur’s Jinnah tower now?
The right-wing group's members attempted to communalise Republic Day by trying to 'unfurl the Tricolour' at the tower, but were thwarted by local police who detained them
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