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How defending a 70-year-old Muslim shopkeeper triggered FIRs, highway blockades, and a law-and-order crisis in Uttarakhand

What began as a local intervention against alleged intimidation over a shop’s name spiralled into right-wing mobilisation, multiple FIRs, and a national debate on selective policing, free speech, and communal harmony in Kotdwar

Recommendations, Long Term of the Concerned Citizens Tribunal, Gujarat 2002

Archived from Communalism Combat, November-December 2002 Year 9  No. 81-82,...

Accused, Policemen and Bureaucrats as Recounted by Witnesses, Concerned Citizens Tribunal, Gujarat 2002

Archived from Communalism Combat, November-December 2002 Year 9  No. 81-82,...

Accused, Politicians & Others as Recounted by Witnesses, Concerned Citizens Tribunal, Gujarat 2002

Archived from Communalism Combat, November-December 2002 Year 9  No. 81-82,...

Tolerant tradition

The Hindu tradition of toleration is showing signs of...

Manavta nu kaam

Piyush DesaiI am the CMD of the Gujarat Tea...

Cop as community worker

Communities must receive the message from the topmost level...

India’s Christians – Salt of the Earth

I honestly believe that missionaries have done more for...

‘We chose the Holy Family Hospital because we felt that it would at least be God-fearing’

​Narayan Ananthakrishnan  PublisherIn his late 30s, Narayan Ananthakrishnan, a father...

‘Men for Others’

Xavier’s Social Service Society, AhmedabadAmong the young and the...

‘Bosco made an enormous contribution to me as a person’

Courtesy: deccanchronicle.com   Mahesh Bhatt Film DirectorI do not think that I can...

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