Email: sabrangind@gmail.com
In Grief, She Chose Peace: Himanshi Narwal appeals for communal harmony on slain Lt Vinay Narwal’s birthday
Days after losing her husband in the Pahalgam terrorist attack, the young widow calls for justice without hate, urging unity and compassion over communal anger
Kashi Shows the Way: Exceptional Intra-Faith Seasonal Greetings
Sabrang -
In Varanasi, the Hindu holy city, members of the...
With Fear of Silence: In Conversation With Megha Pansare
Sabrang -
A professor of Russian in the Department of Foreign...
Much ado about beards: How not to read Supreme Court’s judgement on Muslim servicemen
The Supreme Court was not addressing any larger questions...
The Two Real Sadhus of Ayodhya: Lal Das and Gyan Das
First Published on September 5, 2016 Mahant Lal Das, Head...
Hindu-Muslim Love Allowed By Gujarat High Court
The Gujarat HC permitted a 19-year-old Hindu girl to...
A Challenging First Year for Sabrangindia, November 26, 2016
Today at the stroke of the midnight hour, thanks...
300 churches in Iran gearing up for Christmas
Sabrang -
While most of the Middle East is gripped with...
Bangladesh Opposition Editor Mahmudur Rahman Released After over 1,000 Days in Detention
Image Courtesy: BBCAfter 1,322 days in arbitrary detention, journalist...
Gulshan attack victim Faraaz honoured with Mother Teresa Award
Sabrang -
Faraaz Ayaaz Hossain has been honoured with the Mother...
My Religion is Nobody Else’s Business, says CJI Thakur
My religion is nobody else’s business, says CJI ThakurPTI Reports:The...
Related VIDEOS
ALL STORIES
ALL STORIES
History
‘Phule’: A Revolution on Screen
No other couple in human history has shown such a spirit filled with revolutionary ambition for change. That too in a stagnant society like that of India.
Communal Organisations
Bengal arrests expose communal plot by members of Santani Ekta Manch, Punjab sees similar incident
Two men, linked to the Sanatani Ekta Manch, were arrested in West Bengal for attempting to incite communal tension by placing a Pakistani flag on the wall of a public toilet next to a railway station, leading to a police investigation and strong condemnation from the TMC, who accused the BJP and RSS of conspiracy, a similar incident occurred in Ludhiana, Punjab
India
In Grief, She Chose Peace: Himanshi Narwal appeals for communal harmony on slain Lt Vinay Narwal’s birthday
Days after losing her husband in the Pahalgam terrorist attack, the young widow calls for justice without hate, urging unity and compassion over communal anger
Communalism
Nainital on communal edge after 75-year-old Muslim man booked for alleged rape of minor girl
Communal tensions flare in Haldwani, Nainital after a 75-year-old Muslim man is booked for alleged rape of a minor, a BJP leader and right-wings’ ultimatum targeting Muslim-run businesses sparks communal tensions in the state, leading to attacks on shops, staff, and a mosque, while police inaction persists despite video evidence, and no FIR is filed against the perpetrators of the violence and assault
Dalit Bahujan Adivasi
Biased and Preconceived: Bombay HC criticises police inquiry into Parbhani custodial death of Somnath Suryawanshi
Expressing serious concern over fairness, court restrains police from proceeding, considers plea for FIR and court-monitored SIT in the death of Somnath Suryawanshi
Culture
Lalita Ramdas hails Himanshi Narwal’s stoic courage in open letter
Lalita Ramdas, wife of admiral Ramdas, wrote this a few hours after watching an amazing short clip of Himanshi Narwal's comments to the press.
Minorities
Gujarat HC refuses stay demolition, AMC launches massive demolition in Muslim-majority Chandola Lake area
Suspected as illegal Bangladeshi migrants, over 6500 Siyasatnagar residents faced a massive roundup, undeterred by their urgent Gujarat HC petition, a force of 2000 police, 15 SRP units, and 74 JCBs descended, as the AMC initiated the razing of 2000 homes, 3 resorts, and parking in the Muslim-majority area, the High Court having refused to intervene, residents called it “illegal and arbitrary”
India
Amid over 17 attacks, Kashmiri Students Abandon Studies or Live in Fear
"There’s no degree worth dying for: We came here for a better future. Now, we only want to survive," say students. The cost of returning is not only giving up career dreams but also safety concerns on the journey back home.