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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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Muslim girl teaching Yoga in Ranchi provided security after threats
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Ranchi, (IANS): Security has been provided to a Muslim girl...
Cow Takes Centre Stage in Gujarat Polls, Maldharis Face Harassment for Rearing ‘Sacred’ Animal
At a time when the politics around cows have...
Delhi court grants conditional relief to professor who made ‘objectionable’ social media post about Hindu goddess
Professor Dr. Kedar Kumar Mandal, who had made an...
“A leader who does not have the humility to apologise for genocide under his watch does not integrate” – T M Krishna
Indira Gandhi National Integration Award Acceptance Speech of T...
It is high time the RSS came forward to serve Gau Mata
Throughout the country farmers are abandoning un-productive cows which...
Grand Mufti of Syria: A Sunni and a Shia, a Salafi and a Sufi
Much of the war in the conflict-ridden Muslim nations...
Gauri was a Voice of the Voiceless : Kavita Lankesh
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Kavita Lankesh, filmmaker and sister of Gauri Lankesh remembers...
Right-wing groups can’t deny existence of Hindu terrorism: Kamal Haasan
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Tamil megastar Kamal Haasan has said that Hindu right-wing...
33 Years After the 1984 Sikh Massacre, the RSS-BJP Proves No Different from the Congress
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Prakash Raj to Hindutva groups: Don’t waste our time
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