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Maulvi inaugurates temple that Muslims helped restore after demolition

Members of the community had raised money to rebuild...

A Bharat Ratna, RSS ideologue Nana Deshmukh ‘justified’ 1984 Sikh massacre

“Inssan abhee tak zinda hae, Zinda hone per sharminda...

The Truth of Bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir

Following the decision to abrogate Sections 370 and 35A...

New Report Lifts the Veil of Fabricated Normalcy in Post-Article 370 Kashmir

Titled “Imprisoned Resistance: 5th August and its Aftermath”, the...

Babri case: Another opportunity for Muslims to earn goodwill of Hindus

It is only natural for Muslims in India to...

‘An Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab, nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab’

As you read these lines, 1.6 billion Muslims across...

Impending Babri Judgment: For true closure, Muslims must re-visit their faith

It is more or less clear that the Supreme...

Opportunistic Ajmal: AIUDF chief trashes Assam’s two-child norm

He kicked up a controversy with his statement saying...

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