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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
Dr Zafar ul Islam Khan must be protected from all harassment and intimidation
The chairman of the Delhi Minorities Commission, Dr Zafar ul Islam Khan, faces sedition charges for one of his tweets.
Dr. Zafarul Islam files for anticipatory bail, hearing on May 12
He has been charged under sedition and for promoting enmity basis his social media post appreciating Kuwait for standing with Indian Muslims
Meitei Nationalist Dystopia And The Perils Of Anti-Muslim Prejudice In Manipur
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Mosques turned into Temples, the other side of history
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Dalit group offers ‘zakat’ to help underprivileged during Ramzan
The Bharatiya Dalit Zakat Foundation will not only be donating a part of their earnings to migrants, but also work on the empowerment of women by providing vocational training
More Indian expats in UAE face action over Islamophobic social media posts
The UAE laws criminalise any acts that trigger religious hatred and/or insult religion through any form of expression, which covers speech and the written word, books, pamphlets or online media.
Delhi Police Special Cell raids Delhi Minorities Commission chairman Dr Zafarul Islam Khan’s home
"As per law Police cannot compel him to go to the police station. That would violate the CrPC," his lawyer Vrinda Grover told the police. A week ago, the Delhi Police had charged Dr Khan with sedition.
Is Uttar Pradesh increasingly becoming hostile towards Muslims?
From Covid-19 to anti-CAA protests, the UP administration has only targeted the minority community
Is a prolonged quarantine just an excuse to keep Tablighi attendees locked up?
Why are Tablighi Jamaat members who tested negative for Covid19 still under quarantine in Delhi? It has been over a month, and the Delhi government now wants MHA to take a decision.
How the Muslim community is being ostracised and marginalised amidst the Covid-19 pandemic
Muslims all over India are being targeted, attacked and even boycotted, rendering them increasingly vulnerable
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