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SCs, Muslims both live in highly segregated neighbourhoods with poorer public services: International Study
The international working paper found that government services – like secondary schools, clinics and hospitals, electricity, water and sewerage – were all “systematically worse” in marginalised neighbourhoods
Delhi Court questions improper maintenance of case files in Madina Masjid probe
The court has called for a status report and has also asked the SHO, Karawal Nagar police station and the IO of the case to be present at the next hearing
40 mosques to be covered in plastic sheets ahead of Holi to ‘maintain peace’
Mosques along a Holi procession route are being covered so people do not hurl any objectionable projectiles at them, and disturb communal amity, says gov't
Delhi violence accused thrashes Muslim man, forces him to chant anti Pakistan slogans
The accused identified as Ajay Goswami, has been out on bail in connection with the North East Delhi violence case
Nuns harassment case: Catholic Union demands action against vigilantes, cops
AICU writes letter to Home Minister asking that government send strong warning against persecution of minorities
Mosque loudspeaker impedes yoga, puja, govt duties: UP Minister
Uttar Pradesh minister Anand Swaroop Shukla writes to Ballia district magistrate, asking volume be fixed according to High Court order
CCTV was not working: Delhi Police to HC in Faizan death case
The incident where the grievously injured young man was forced to sing the national anthem was shot on video and went viral on social media; Faizan's mother had filed a plea seeking a probe into his death
UP’s Hindutva goons harass Catholic nuns, teens on Delhi-Orissa train
Police march nuns, teens to police station, release them after more identification papers are sent from Delhi
25 arrests in three months under Madhya Pradesh’s ‘Love Jihad’ law
In all cases, the accused persons are from minority communities, including 15 cases against Muslims and six cases against Christians
Waseem Rizvi’s Challenge an Opportunity for Ulema To Proclaim the Inapplicability of These 26-War-Time Verses of Quran For Muslims Today
Do Muslims consider Islam a political, totalitarian ideology that aims at conquering the world or do they consider it as a spiritual path to salvation, one of the many?
Maharashtra: MBBS book linking Covid-19 spread with Tablighi Jamaat, recalled
The book, among the list of reference book for 2nd year students was withdrawn after outrage expressed by a student body, and the authors have apologised
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