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Between Celebration and Suspicion: How Bakri Eid passed across india in 2026

With police deployments, cattle regulations, housing society disputes and political mobilisation surrounding Eid-ul-Adha, the festival reflected the tensions of contemporary India

How India’s justice system is giving in to the mob

As a paranoid nationalism takes hold, police and courts...

जिग्नेश मेवाणी का यूपी में ऐलान: भूमि अधिकार और स्वाभिमान की लड़ाई इस देश की लड़ाई होगी

भूमि अधिकार और स्वाभिमान की लड़ाई इस देश की लड़ाई - जिग्नेश मेवाणी
यूपी में गूंजा ‘गाय की पूंछ तुम रखो, हमको हमारी जमीन दो’
गुजरात के विनाश माॅडल को ध्वस्त करेगी दलित-मुस्लिम एकता

Bombay High Court Upholds Women’s Right to Equal Access to Haji Ali Dargah

Dharna outside Haji Ali Dargah to affirm women's right...

How the Islamic State Recruits and Coerces Children

This week the world once again witnessed an Islamic...

“You can silence me, but you cannot silence the truth”

Image Credit: From the Cave of Hands, Argentina, ca. 7500...

Watch: The video that the RSS is showing Hindu couples to make them have more children

It was shown because the "other community" is growing...

Jamia Affairs: What it’s like to be a Minority Institute

What transpired on the 13th of August, 2016 had...

‘Assassinations will not defeat reason’

To commemorate the murders of Narendra Dabholkar (on 20...

Why Gujarat appears to have fallen off the news map over the last two years

The almost-total blackout of the Dalit protests in Una...

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