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How big tech is profiting from Hindutva hate music
A new report identifies more than 500 songs across platforms that allegedly violate the platforms’ own hate speech policies while continuing to generate millions of views, reels, streams and advertising revenue
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129 persons arrested in Telinipara communal clashes; internet services suspended
Violent clashes took place in Telinipara, WB last Sunday after members of one community were taunted ‘corona’ by another
Delhi HC again adjourns petition about police accountability for ‘indiscriminate’ arrests: Justice delayed?
Brinda Karat’s petition urging transparency in arrests and detentions pushed to June 16
Ahmedabad violence: Court pulls up cops for charging accused under Sec 307
The magistrate also demanded to know why there was a delay of five days in presenting the accused before a court
Ahmedabad violence: Police accused of beating up, arresting innocents in Shahpur
Allegations of police brutality and violence against aged, disabled and pregnant women
Superintendent of Police, Palghar asked to go on ‘forced leave’ by Maharashtra govt
The state CID is now investigating the Palghar lynching case in which two sadhus were killed
In targeting Dr Zafarul Islam Khan, Modi-Shah throw a challenge to civil society, minorities
In days of old, when life was normal –...
Delhi Police Special Cell raids Delhi Minorities Commission chairman Dr Zafarul Islam Khan’s home
"As per law Police cannot compel him to go to the police station. That would violate the CrPC," his lawyer Vrinda Grover told the police. A week ago, the Delhi Police had charged Dr Khan with sedition.
Karnataka’s ‘Hindutva lab’ churns out fresh bout of hate messaging, communal clashes
59 new cases of communally charged incidents including 37 instances of hate speech
Muslim traders barred entry to Madhya Pradesh village
Yet another instance of Muslim vendors being targeted by religious bigots as apart of a larger economic boycott plan
By incarcerating scholars, Modi government contradicts values of Hinduism
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