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From Feeding Students to Fighting in the Supreme Court: The story of Mohammad Junaid Malik
How a young law graduate who spent 35 days feeding student protesters became a petitioner before the Supreme Court, alleging illegal detention, intimidation and coercive action against his family
Citizens compare Dharma Sansad to Nazi Germany
Retired officers and rights groups demand strict action against the call for Muslim genocide
Three arrested in Bulli Bai case
Mumbai police arrested Mayank Rawal, and Shweta Singh from Uttarakhand and Vishal Jha from Bengaluru
Charting hate in India 2021
SabrangIndia presents a map to showcase the attacks on India's secular spirit
Hounding Christians!
December - just before, on and after Christmas - has seen a surge of this orchestrated campaign against the Christians
Has inaction prompted another Muslim women’s auction on the internet?
The shameful act of auctioning women continues, as no strict action has been taken since the last “auction”
2021 was ‘most violent year for Christians in India’: UCF report
The United Christian Forum reported 486 Incidents of Violence and Hate against the minority, with 102 cases in Uttar Pradesh, 90 in Chhattisgarh
2021: A year of unprecedented communal hate crimes
The sheer nature and number of incidents of communal hate crimes in 2021 are overwhelming and a reminder to authorities that it is high time to act against them
According to MHA, Missionaries of Charity itself “requested SBI to freeze its own accounts”!
Ministry of Home Affairs has said it rejected Missionaries of Charity’s renewal application under Foreign Contribution Regulation Act “due to adverse inputs”
Alienation and apathy: Assam government’s 2021 agenda?
From a new cow protection law to eviction of minority communities, here are some of the Assam government’s most blatantly exclusionist policy decisions of 2021
22,000 inmates hit as Missionaries of Charity’s bank accounts are reportedly ‘frozen’!
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee expresses shock at the Union government's brazen action against Mother Teresa’s organisation in India
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