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Dhandhuka violence: Gujarat minority group seeks judicial action, cites targeted arson
The Minority Coordination Committee (MCC) Gujarat has written to the Director General of Police seeking judicial action in connection with recent violence in Dhandhuka town of Ahmedabad district, alleging...
Scathing report on rights violations in India by US-based coalition of NGOs
The report released at a briefing in WashingtonThe Alliance...
A report the government could use to outlaw practice of Female Genital Mutilation
(L-R: Masooma Ranalvi and Indira Jaising release the report...
Muslim personal law board files affidavit in SC, promises advisory to qazis on “undesirable triple talaq” practice
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Affidavit also says it has already called upon Muslims...
Yogi effect: RSS men convert 43 Muslims in Uttar Pradesh to Hinduism
Once Adityanath became the chief minister, convincing members of...
Yogi Adityanath to scrap quota for Muslims in UP
Photo credit: Indian ExpressThe Yogi Adityanath government in UP...
For greeting UP CM Adityanath with black flags, case registered against 500 Dalits in Moradabad
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Dalits protesting atrocities against the community under watch of...
Dalit charges Karnataka BJP chief Yeddyurappa with practicing untouchability
A Dalit youth has filed a complaint with the...
Will accept SC verdict on triple talaq: AIMPLB general secretary Wali Rahmani
The general secretary of the All-India Muslim Personal Law...
Farewell to Hinduism? Now, 2,000 Dalits from Aligarh threaten to embrace Islam
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Dalits defy Delhi police, hold massive protest at Jantar Mantar; “Stage set for struggle”, says Bhim Army chief
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