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CJP’s 2025 Hate Watch: leading the fight for accountability in the digital media
In 2025, CJP emerged as India’s leading voice confronting digital hate on television, spearheading sustained NBDSA interventions that challenged communal broadcasts/debate, secured corrective orders, and strengthened accountability frameworks to restrain the spread of hateful and polarising content across news media
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M’tra Govt moves HC against MAT Order directing inclusion of Transgenders in police recruitment
In a controversial response to the Maharashtra Administrative Tribunal to facilitate the employment of transgenders into the state police, the Maaharashtra Govt has approached the Bombay HC to reverse the order
Being a Muslim in this country and facing this every day is not funny
Says a Muslim student as his professor allegedly made a joke about Muslims being terrorists, in a classroom full of students
After furore for slurring women, Ramdev regrets and apologises
Ramdev has sent an email to the effect to the Maharashtra State Commission for Women Chairperson Rupali Chakankar, in response to her missive of Friday demanding an explanation for his utterances within 72 hours.
46-year-old tribal man lynched in Rajasthan, CJP files complaint in NCST
Accused allegedly hurled casteist slurs, prevented the victim’s family from taking victim to the hospital
Hatebuster: The real identity of the man supporting the accused Aaftab revealed!
In the widely shared video, the man claiming to be Rashid Khan is Vikas Kumar
Imam Bukhari is a sexist: IMSD
Press releaseImam Bukhari is a sexist OK for boys to...
Hate watch: Christians attacked during Sunday mass in Chhattisgarh; 9 hospitalised
The pastor who founded the church had converted from Hinduism a few years ago
Hindu Sena leader offers licensed swords for sale on Twitter
In the video, he can be seen wielding the sword brazenly and offering it for sale as well as delivery across the country with no regard for the law.
India has chosen a path of exclusion and persecution for religious minorities: CMRI report
The CMRI report provides data on hate crimes against religious minorities, and touches upon their portrayal on news media, status of educational institutions, among other aspects
Calling it “improper,” Delhi’s Jama Masjid bans entry of single, unaccompanied women
Putting into practice this objectionable gender driven exclusion, this iconic masjid and monument will impose in India’s capital an unconstitutional practice
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