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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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Kerala Microbiology Professor Competes with BJP Leaders on Unscientific Statements
His statements have offended many, including the transgender community,...
How Jharkhand Police sabotaged the Latehar Lynching Case
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Live – Latehar Hangings: Exposé on Jharkhand Police
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An independent investigation reveals how the case against gau...
Decide Now, Which Side You Are On!
Translated from Marathi by Ipista Gauri Image Courtesy:Balu Sunil/facebookThree years...
Swords, CDs and Pen Drives: How Riots in 9 Bihar Districts Were Planned and Executed
People were called in from outside the state, and...
BJP’s Desperation at Non-Performance Fuels Communal Violence in Bihar, Bengal
Secularists and liberals are, for instance, silent against the...
Cash for communalism: Cobrapost undercover investigation exposes media houses all too willing to peddle Hindutva
Cobrapost investigation exposes many Indian media houses willing to...
Here’s Why the Ulema Refuse to Issue a Fatwa for Jihad against ‘Oppressors’ Of Muslims!
Both Jihad Al-Talab and Jihad Al-Difa’a Are Abrogated In...
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