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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
Panisagar mosque safe and secure: Tripura Police
Police warn against sharing fake news or posting provocative messages on social media
News of anti-Christian violence precedes Modi in Vatican call
Will the October 30 meeting, in any way, mitigate the hate and violence that Indian Christians have been subject to, especially since 2014?
Hate Watch: Bajrang Dal threats force Munawar Faruqui to cancel shows in Mumbai
The organisers of the show were threatened by Bajrang Dal members from Gujarat
Madhya Pradesh: Mob gives Catholic school 15 days to install a statue of goddess Saraswati
There were thousands of children, belonging to various religions, in the school at the time the group visited
Dabur uses LGBTQI storyline to sell skin bleach, gets trolled for ‘insulting’ Karva Chauth
Company backs down, pulls out racist advertisement after MP minister’s ‘warning’, however the advertisement is problematic on other levels
Hate Watch: Hindutva group raises slogans outside Muslim-owned shop in Gujarat
Men and women can be seen and heard shouting slogans and posing for photos for cameras outside what is reportedly a Muslim-owned business
Will no one from Team India speak up for Mohammad Shami?
Team India took a knee for BLM, but failed to address the vicious diatribe against their Muslim teammate after losing match to Pakistan
Bhopal: Bajrang Dal goons vandalise web show set, throw ink at director Prakash Jha
The group claimed the show was an assault on Hinduism; they chased some crew members down, allegedly beating one of them
Aamir Khan: Surviving in the regime’s crosshairs
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Tripura: Right-wing mobs vandalise mosques in response to the attack on minority Hindus in Bangladesh
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