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Targeted by Mob, Arrested without Cause: Two Catholic nuns jailed in Chhattisgarh despite consent documents and no evidence of conversion
Despite valid IDs and parental consent, nuns face charges under BNS and state conversion law; no action on those who harassed them
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Haryana Police arrested five cow-vigilantes in alleged killing of truck conductor on suspicion of cow smuggling in Palwal
Five out of 11 accused arrested, associated with a cow protection group (Gau Raksha Dal, Haryana) hailing from Gurugram on suspicion of cow smuggling, attacked the truck driver and conductor using lathis, swords, and hammers, resulting in multiple fractures and stab injuries. A week-long search operation led to the discovery of conductor Sandeep's body, a resident of Ganganagar in Rajasthan, approximately 15 kilometres from where it was dumped by the accused
Uttarakhand: Relentless Anti-Muslim Campaign Continues in Holy Month of Ramzan
The Muslim community has protested against the BJP government action against a dozen madrassas and a mosque in Dehradun district in the past few days.
Why Communal Tension in Tamil Nadu’s Thiruparankundram is Another Warning Signal
The Tamil Nadu government's silence on the matter only adds to the disconcerting scenario, highlighting the need for public attention and unity.
Leaders and the spread of divisive narratives
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Leaders like Nitesh Rane, T Raja Singh, and Kajal Hindustani push dangerous narratives that threaten Mtra’s unity and secular identity
Hindutva, Caste, and Nationhood: A Critical Review of Madhok’s book Indianisation
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The Global Financing of Hindu Supremacism: How corporations and diaspora networks fuel Hindutva’s rise
An in-depth overview of the Polis Project’s report exposing the corporate and transnational funding behind Hindu nationalist politics, its impact on minorities, and the urgent need for global accountability.
A 15-year-old boy “accused”, family shop and home demolished in direct contravention of SC orders?
Claims by a VHP worker of “anti-India slogans” after Sunday’s India-Pak Match: led to spot demolitions of the home and shop of 1 15 year old Muslim boy in Malvan, Konkan, Maharashtra, actions of the Sindhudurg police that are in direct contravention of the Supreme Court order on “bulldozer justice” dated November 13, 2024
5 Years of Delhi Riots: Some Punished, Some Rewarded!
The story of five years of Delhi riots in short is -- one of the accused, Umar Khalid, has not got bail yet, while another accused (although Delhi Police does not consider him so) Kapil Mishra has become Delhi’s Law and Justice Minister.
Hizb ut-Tahrir: Radical thoughts influencing global mainstream politics – Part 1
Its stated objective is the re-establishment of the Islamic Caliphate, which it sees as the only legitimate governing system for Muslims worldwide
Communal Tensions Erupt in Bihar’s Jamui: Alleged stone-pelting during religious procession leads to violence
Religious procession turns violent, internet services suspended, and political tensions rise as state assembly polls approach
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