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Rath Yatra retraced: Evidence presented to the Liberhan Commission

Sheaves of documentary and other evidence was presented before the Justice MS Liberhan Commission of Enquiry appointed by the then Narasimha Rao-led union government on December 16, 1992, twelve...

Bringing Peace to Gujarat in 2002, the Army Way

Operation Parakram and Operation Aman  The Pakistan-sponsored terrorist attack on...

Woman who entered Sabarimala shrine thrown out by in-laws

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Yogi Adityanath govt may announce pension for sadhus ahead of 2019 polls

According to sources, the Adityanath cabinet would meet in...

Rising roar of faux faith in poll-bound India

Read the newspapers, listen to the TV “debates” and...

Bangladesh’s Ulama League demands ban on NGOs working to curb child marriage

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Does the Northeast even count in the Regime’s Cynical push to the Citizenship Amendment Bill?

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SIT report a cover up of 2002 Gujarat riots: former Army officer

Kolkata, Jan 20 (IANS) Lt General Zameer Uddin Shah...

Is Cow Politics Working in Uttar Pradesh?

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Rahaf al-Qunun, whose Twitter posts for help captured global...

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