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From treating Adivasi communities to being branded an instigator: Odisha jails doctor Randall Sequeira
Arrested in a case in which his name did not figure in the original FIR, Dr Randall Sequeira faces serious criminal charges amid an intensifying crackdown on Adivasi communities resisting bauxite mining in Odisha
NBDSA acts on CJP’s complaint, directs Zee Hindustan to take down “Vaccine Jihad” video
Reporting was replete with fake news, misinformation and communal bias; even “correction” did not follow guidelines
Friday protests: More people booked for unlawful assembly
Uttarakhand, Karnataka and Bengaluru together report 17 arrests for protesting without permission
June 14, Kabir Jayanti must be a day to celebrate inter-faith harmony
Indians must also remember both the great learning and the courage of the great saint-poet
Why is Jharkhand governor in favour of doxing alleged riot participants’ names?
The governor, a BJP member, suggested “naming and shaming” those who allegedly engaged in violence during anti-Nupur Sharma protests in the state
Ilyas Sharafuddin has a history of making anti-Hindu comments, yet he is invited repeatedly to TV news debates!
CJP Team -
Channels allegedly invite him to Hindu-Muslim debates to get more TRPs, only to kick him out of the show as they pretend to be shocked by his anti-Hindu slurs
Indian Muslims group supports free speech; condemns hate speech, death threats
No god, gods, goddesses, prophets or saints may be invoked to justify the killing of fellow humans
Bulldozer Injustice: How far is the regime planning to go?
After Afreen Fatima’s home is demolished, questions arise about due process; tension prevails across the nation
Right-wing calls Ranchi boy’s ordeal a “victim card” tactic
The internet was once again split in two with one side sharply condemning the police and the others suspecting the boy
Ranchi: 2 dead and Muslim boy terrorised for Friday protests
Up police also reported using light force to dispel protesting youths
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