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Despite ASI’s warning protesters in Bharuch march to collector to ‘preserve original identity’ of Bharuch mosque
The foot march happened just days after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which protects the mosque, wrote to the district administration to not allow any “large gathering” on June 10
Delhi Court rejects bail pleas of three accused in the anti-Muslim sloganeering in Jantar Mantar rally
Court notes that the slogans were undemocratic and against the principles of secularism
Kanpur: Three men arrested on Thursday for assaulting Muslim man, get bail on Friday
Supporters of the accused, also staged a ‘protest’ demanding their release chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’ outside the police station
Highly objectionable, denigrates Muslims: Dwarka residents condemn ADRF letter against Haj House
They argue that state and central governments spend substantial amounts on Hindu festivals and gatherings
Gyan Vapi case: Mosque administration to pursue appeal against ASI survey in HC
Application against survey withdrawn from lower court as same appeal cannot be filed in two courts
UP: Right wing outfit Kranti Sena conducts drive to ban Muslim Mehendi artists and barbers
The outfit in Muzaffarnagar has alleged that Muslim men trap Hindu women (love jihad), on the pretext of odd jobs
NCPCR suggests extending RTE to all minority institutions
As per a countrywide assessment done by the body, 62.5 percent of students in minority schools belong to non-minority communities
Being a Muslim woman in India
First person account of a young woman harassed online as part of the “Sulli Deals” auction scandal
Haj House in Dwarka will lead to riots: Residents Federation write to Lt-Governor
The residents of Dwarka, Delhi have written to Lt-Governor Anil Baijal, seeking cancellation of land allotment to construct a Haj House
Vilas Sonawane: Tribute to a ‘Satyashodhak’ Marxist
From battling caste prejudice to crony capitalists, Sonawane leaves behind an inspirational legacy
Tablighi Jamaat case: Was giving shelter to Jamaat members an offence?
Courts have pointed out that there was not enough material against the foreigners, and the cases against Indian nationals are mostly about providing shelter to them. However, is that really a crime under law?
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