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The country they called home, the identity they had to defend
An elderly couple’s journey through fear, evidence and the law ends with two Foreigners Tribunal victories aided by CJP’s legal aid team
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Modi should show greater commitment to minority rights before talking about Guru Granth Sahib
Considering the track record of his government, at present his messaging sounds hollow and hypocritical
Raipur: Christian pastor thrashed in Police Station
Pastor accused of religious conversion, was assaulted by a mob while in police custody
Chargesheet calls me ‘veteran of sedition’, gives it a communal colour: Umar Khalid to court
Booked under UAPA in the Delhi Violence case, Khalid argued that the Police have no evidence against him
Indore: Muslim bangle seller beaten by mob, denied bail in molestation case
The Sessions Court denied him bail on the ground that he resides outside Indore and investigation is still going on
Allahabad HC questions if state funds to madrasas is consistent with India’s secular scheme
With a particular focus on madrasas, the Allahabad High Court has asked whether state funding to religious education institutions is in tandem with the Constitution's secular spirit
Tablighi Jamaat case: CJI says there is an attempt to give communal colour to news, it’s a problem
The SC heard a batch of petitions against certain news channels for spreading fake news, linking the spread of Covid-19 with the Nizamuddin Markaz event in 2020
Why is the Govt of India silent on the spurt of attacks on Muslims, Adivasis?
Hate crimes, abuse, violent attacks on Muslims are being flagged on social media, and reported on a regular basis
Those who do not remember the past, are bound to repeat it: Justice AP Shah
Text of the speech delivered by Justice AP Shah on August 25 to mark Kandhamal Day
Serial hate crimes against Muslims spiral, first MP, now Rajasthan
Days after a brute attack on a Muslim bangle seller in Madhya Pradesh (MP)’s Indore city, a family of destitute Muslims was assaulted in Ajmer
Hate Watch: Muslim bangle seller thrashed, wares looted in Indore
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