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‘Free the Temple’, ‘Protect the Faith’, ‘Take Up Weapons’: How September’s festivals became stages for anti-Muslim hate

From contested places of worship to demographic fearmongering, a series of speeches used Hindu religious identity to construct Muslims as an existential threat and recast exclusion as religious defence

नफरत की बुनियाद पर उन्माद की राजनीति

 ​भाजपा के 'कांग्रेस-मुक्त भारत' के नारे का विस्तार इतनी...

Modi’s Administration Oversees Violations on Religious Freedoms: IAMC

IAMC Testifies before Congressional Human Rights Commission on "Challenges...

Kashmiri Pandits: At Home in Our Valley with Jobs

561 Kashmiri Pandit Youth Can Now Get Government JobsAfter 26 long years, our legal rights...

Bless us, Abba!

Courtesy: Nishrin Jafri HussainI am the daughter of the...

नस्ल और जाति के खिलाफ नफरत के ‘मामूली’ औजार

​फौजी रहे और फिलहाल देश के विदेश राज्यमंत्री वीके...

Prepare, the Muslims are Coming

Not having brought the least redress to the people at...

Academics Cry Halt to Hounding of Kancha Ilaiah by Brahminical Bodies, Police

Photo credit: Hindustan TimesIn a statement issued yesterday, 69...

Petlad, Gujarat: Communal Violence Breaks Out

 Two days after peace prevailed in communally disturbed Petlad,...

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