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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

100 Days into J&K Reorganisation, Fake News Blurs Reality

Three months after the abrogation of Article 370 of the Indian Constitution, the former state of Jammu & Kashmir was split into two separate union territories on October 31, 2019. While a significant number of changes are being seen in the region following this bifurcation, there is a lot of baseless information spread over the internet in a factoid-like form.

Three State Anti-Lynching Bills gather dust on President Kovind’s table

The Union Home Ministry is strategically dilly dallyingits way...

BJP MP Vinay Katiyar rakes up Kashi, Mathura issue before SC verdict

While both BJP and RSS are mum on the matter, Katiyar is looking to incite anti-minority sentiments

BJP’s Nationalism and Electoral Chessboard

The Assembly poll results in Haryana and Maharashtra show...

Police claim to foil communal clash in Muslim youth’s assault: Rourkela

The Brahmani Tarang police averted an attempt to give...

Hate Watch: CJP files complaint over hate provoking content of Aaj Tak

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One of the labours killed in Kashmir has 10 kottah of barren land, forced to work outside

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A Bharat Ratna, RSS ideologue Nana Deshmukh ‘justified’ 1984 Sikh massacre

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New Report Lifts the Veil of Fabricated Normalcy in Post-Article 370 Kashmir

Titled “Imprisoned Resistance: 5th August and its Aftermath”, the...

Babri case: Another opportunity for Muslims to earn goodwill of Hindus

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