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‘Free the Temple’, ‘Protect the Faith’, ‘Take Up Weapons’: How September’s festivals became stages for anti-Muslim hate
From contested places of worship to demographic fearmongering, a series of speeches used Hindu religious identity to construct Muslims as an existential threat and recast exclusion as religious defence
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Namaz in Public Places: Civil Society bats for rights of Religious Minorities
On Tuesday, May 8, several prominent citizens, including former civil...
Petition calling on UN to investigate attacks on minorities in India draws 40,000 signatures
A petition to the United nations Special Rapporteur on...
Namaz disruption in Haryana: Banish all religious observances from public space
There has been much discussion on the rights and...
Savarkar First Spoke of the Two-Nation Theory: Irfan Habib
Historian Irfan Habib talked to Tarique Anwar about the...
Struggle not for Jinnah but against Hindutva goons who created nuisance: AMU students
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Students continued to protest and boycott academic activities at...
CPI (ML) New Democracy blames BJP Government for fomenting communal strife in AMU
The Uttar Pradesh (UP) committee of CPI (ML) New...
Friday Prayers Disrupted Once Again in Gurugram
Muslims in Gurugram woke up to a tense Friday...
How Hindus and Muslims together built India’s composite culture
Speech by former vice-president of India, Hamid Ansari at...
OIC: Intolerance against Muslims on the decline but general situation worrisome
Collective and international efforts to fight Islamophobia are expected...
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