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Thirty years on, justice remains elusive for Dalits in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Haryana
A chapter in a major 30-year review of the PoA Act argues that institutional failures, rather than legislative gaps, remain the biggest obstacle to justice
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Dozens injured as Dalits denied entry into Shiv temple in MP
Clashes broke out between the Dalits and the people who denied entry to the temple in Khargone
No action taken by authorities as BJP MLA Raja Singh engages in communal hate speech again in Maharashtra
Known for inciting hate, he was still allowed to addresses a large gathering on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's birth anniversary in Latur district of the state
Memo seeking preventive action against Hindu Janajagruti Samiti event sent to authorities
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A preemptive memorandum has been sent to District Collector and SP, Ratnagiri as well as Lok Sabha member, Vinayak Bhaurao Raut
Get 10 Muslim girls for losing 1 Hindu girl, says Sri Ram Sene in Karnataka
Pramod Muthalik instigated Hindu men to abduct Muslim girls each time that a Hindu girl marries or falls in love with a Muslim man.
A saffron robe clad, Uttar Pradesh-based mendicant with venom on his lips!
Bajrang Muni Das, is a repeat offender, who has quickly escaped prosecution in the state, and continues to spew hatred; recently his reported comments mirror a yearlong trend of many north Indian mendicants openly calling for a genocide of Muslims
Pakistan Lynching: Muslims Should Call Out Their Own Theology
Those who argue that this is not about Islam are part of the problem; they should be called enablers of such incidents
Modus Operandi behind Muslim men’s murderous killings in Haryana, shocking claims by accused
Muslim men lynched by Bajrang Dal men were taken to the nearest police station in Haryana's Firozpur Jhirka while they were still alive, sources have told NDTV
Pay Rs 50 lakh compensation each to Junaid and Naseer, two men burnt to death: CPIM to Gehlot govt: Rajasthan
CPI (M) Delegation meets families of victims burnt alive by so-called Gaurakshaks (cow vigilantes): two Muslim men who are dairy farmers were killed after a false narrative was created; the Rajasthan police FIR does not include the charge of murder, the investigation stands the risk of being diluted by involvement of the Haryana police
A Hindu girl & Muslim man reportedly harassed by Bajrang Dal members, allegations of ‘Love-Jihad’ made
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The incident took place in Bareilly district of Uttar Pradesh
Paving a path for a more tolerant India, Muslim woman is seen offering Namaz in a Gurudwara
This showcase of religious harmony was reported from a Gurudwara in Indore
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