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JNU: Former JNUSU President complains against Vice Chancellor’s casteist & racist remarks

Two complaints, one by former JNUSU president, Dhananjay and the second BY Suraj Kumar Baudh, an activist, take on Santishree D. Pandit, Vice-Chancellor of JNU for her recent casteist and racist comments

Dwarka mob lynching: Farmhouse caretaker beaten to death by Cow Vigilantes

Five more injured, 2 others critical; assailants walk away from spot despite police presence!

Hate offender Bajrang Muni Das finally arrested 11 days after making rape threats

Mahant and Hindutva leader openly threatened to abduct and rape Muslim women outside a mosque in Sitapur, UP

Khargone’s Muslim outfits accuse police of only arresting Muslims

While officials are unable to comment on this accusation, community members are already suffering harassment due to the demolition of houses

Did Kapil Mishra’s Ram Navami speech incite communal violence, demolition drive in Khargone?

Stirring up communal divisions in the region, Mishra made a speech on Ram Navami about entering homes of "Moosas" and telling Hindus that the tragedies in Kashmir cannot be repeated

Belur Temple to continue reciting Koranic verses, have stalls by non-Hindus

Decision to uphold interfaith harmony sets refreshing precedent amidst an atmosphere of growing intolerance and hate

Remove loudspeakers from mosques before Eid: Raj Thackeray

Relying on communal diatribe to remain politically relevant, the MNS chief issues a blatantly communal ultimatum to mosques to prevent "division and riots"

Hashtags of Hate flood social media as Islamophobia grows

Right-wing trolls spread hate and fake news; then claim concerns of minorities and fears of genocide are baseless!

We couldn’t do anything, just watched them destroy our vehicles: Mankhurd residents recall Ram Navami violence

Recalling the shocking events of Sunday, resident account stresses the communal nature of the Mankhurd violence

Madhya Pradesh’s Home Minister blames Muslims for Ram Navami day violence, justifies mass demolitions

A day after communal clashes, administration has demolished 16 houses and 29 shops in five areas

Aurangabad: Ram Navami procession shows respect to mosque

While passing by the mosque, DJ turned off the music; Aurangabad’s Hindus take a stand for secularism

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