Hate & Harmony

When Family Becomes Custody: Allahabad HC holds adult women’s faith, residence and liberty cannot be placed under parental control

Holding that an alleged unlawful conversion cannot become a licence for private confinement, the Court separates the legality of religious conversion from the legality of detention—and holds the father and Uttar Pradesh State jointly liable for ₹25 lakh in constitutional compensation

In MP, Police Imprison Victims Of Cow-Related Attack, Attackers Free

Mumbai: In the week Madhya Pradesh (MP) chief minister...

Lynching: India’s Shame!

On Friday 5 July, thousands of people had gathered...

Muslim Representation in 2019 India

Indian Muslims are a deprived community with very low...

Being a Muslim and in School: Mumbai

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Whose New India Is This? Gandhi or Godse?

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Sabka Vishwas another jumla, Union Budget exposes Govt. apathy towards Minority youth

Minority word missing from Budget speech, allocation reduced for...

Why this Muslim officer from Madhya Pradesh wants to change his name

"Since no institution is capable to save us, it...

Haren Pandya Murder Case: The politics and conspiracy behind the botched investigations

(Part Two)Within days of an inconvenient Sreekumar being shifted...

Chawri Bazar Incident: Multicultural Values Trump Communalism

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