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Despite ASI’s warning protesters in Bharuch march to collector to ‘preserve original identity’ of Bharuch mosque
The foot march happened just days after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which protects the mosque, wrote to the district administration to not allow any “large gathering” on June 10
Unchecked Vigilantism, Repeated Harm: Why CJP has filed a fresh complaint on Malabar Hill incident
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CJP’s urgent follow-up complaint warns that silence and inaction have allowed religious vigilantism to become a tool of everyday governance
From Media Stages to Religious Gatherings: CJP moves NCM against Kalicharan Maharaj
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A detailed complaint documents how repeated hate speeches targeting Muslims threaten public order, minority safety, and the constitutional promise of fraternity
Cataloguing Communalism: What does the year-long record of hate, violence, and state failure in coastal Karnataka depict
Compiled from local media reports, the Chronicle of Communal Incidents in Coastal Karnataka 2025 documents 142 communal incidents—revealing how violence, provocation and digital hate have become structural features of the region
Himachal Haryana, racial harassment and attacks on Kashmiri shawl sellers rage on
Himachal Pradesh, presently Congress-ruled and Haryana, BJP ruled have seen recent attacks on Kashmiri shawl sellers increase
Racist, casteist and communal, when will we as Indians reclaim that lost charade of constitutional decency?
Returning to civilizational roots requires battling back and again the stratification of othering and exclusion rooted in state and society
CJP moves National Commission for Minorities over vigilante violence, identity policing, and targeted evictions across states
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Complaint documents a pattern of assaults, economic intimidation, disruption of prayer meetings, and selective state response affecting Muslim and Christian communities between September and November 2025
Historic Victory at Panjab University, but Federalism Remains at Stake
At a time when the BJP is forcefully implementing...
‘Brutal intimidation of Christians’ all India condemned: Bombay Catholic Sabha
In a statement, accompanied by open letters to senior political leaders, the Bombay Catholic Sabha (BCS) has strongly condemned the “brutal intimidation of Christians in some parts of the country and increase of such act of terror during the Christmas season”
The ‘Shastra Poojan’ Project: How the ritual of weapon worship is being recast as a tool of power and hate propaganda
An investigation into how a nationwide network of right-wing organisations, with political and state patronage, is transforming a religious ritual into a campaign of hate, through public weapon worship in universities, police stations, and community spaces, it seeks to legitimise violence, indoctrinate children, and dismantle India’s constitutional secular order
No right to live, or die: Christians in Chhattisgarh, and India under attack
Once again, Christians are under brute and specific attack on the eve of the Christmas season
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