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“Obnoxious and Caste-Coloured”: Supreme Court strikes down Odisha bail orders mandating cleaning work, declares them void
Acting on suo-moto proceedings triggered by media reports, the Court condemns “degrading” bail conditions imposed on Dalit and Adivasi accused, warns against judicial overreach, and reinforces that liberty cannot be conditioned on humiliation or caste-based labour
Mumbai Police denies permission for Queer Pride Parade!
Claims they have information that protesters against CAA and NRC will join the pride and raise anti-government slogans.
Demolition of caste system essential for the survival of democracy in India
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How Ad Dharm led a crusade against Untouchability
Founded in 1926, the Ad Dharm movement challenged the oppressive caste system and the generational trauma inflicted as its consequence. With the teachings of mystic saints as their guiding force, Ad Dharmis declared that they were neither Hindu nor Sikh.
Latehar lynching case: Jharkhand HC rejects convict’s bail plea
Vishal Tiwari had moved HC claiming witness testimony was embellished
Periyar statue vandalized days after Rajinikanth’s comments on the social reformer
The actor however says he didn’t say anything wrong and will not take back his statements
Kerala mosque opens doors for Hindu wedding
The wedding of Sarath and Anju was conducted as per Hindu rituals and solemnized by a Hindu priest
RSS seeks Madras HC help for erasing its violent Hindu-Muslim heritage: A case fit for perjury
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Sikh-Muslim friendships started with Guru Nanak Dev Ji
Stories of Sikh-Muslim friendships date back centuries, and those who try to spin the Sikh-Mughal conflict as Sikhs against Muslims are harboring false and damaging beliefs. Here, we bring you stories of the true bonds between Sikh Gurus and their Muslim counterparts.
Hitler, Mussolini were products of democracy: BJP’s Ram Madhav
At the Raisina Dialogue he implied that the Opposition was involved in violence as it had lost in the democratic process
Performer stopped midway for dancing to “Qawwali”
The incident took place in Manjari Chaturvedi’s hometown where she was invited to perform by the UP government
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