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Hate crimes: Report documents 602 hate crimes, 345 hate speech incidents in 1st year of Modi’s third term

A staggering 947 hate-driven incidents have dotted the first year of the third term of the Modi (NDA) regime says a report jointly documented by the APCR and Quill Foundation and released recently

Hate Watch: Hate poetry that Zee News aired

Divisive and hateful language was made entertaining through Hindi...

Lal Singh: The snake BJP fed

Choudhary Lal Singh is no stranger to controversy. His...

Hate Watch: Vitiating the Atmosphere around the Amarnath Yatra

The Amarnath Yatra begins every year in the month...

Nailing the Lie: On Amnesty’s Report on ‘Hindu’ Rohingyas

Questioning Amnesty’s “new evidence” on ARSA’s brutal killing of...

UN experts urge India to protect journalist Rana Ayyub against hate campaign

Several United Nations human rights experts have called on...

Criminal Law and Hate Speech

Regarding the criminal law provisions, a report points to...

The Communal Tactics of RSS in Karnataka

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