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Buy swords not gold this Dhanteras, prepare for Ayodhya verdict; BJP leader

These brazenly provocative statements by a BJP leader came...

Kashi, Mathura Mosques on Hindutva’s hit list but that’s not all as India inches towards the Rashtra

Not satisfied with brazenly provoking India’s institutions including its...

Five arrested for murder of Hindutva leader, Kamlesh Tiwari

Five people have been arrested for the murder of...

How the Regime’s Bharat Ratna Nominee, Savarkar, joined hands with colonists to crush Quit India Movement

The Quit India Movement (QIM) also known as the ‘August Kranti' (August Revolution)...

The Ayodhya – Babri Masjid – Ram Lalla triangle

 A look at the key arguments in the case...

Pehlu Khan lynching: Rajasthan files appeal before HC

JAIPUR: The Rajasthan government and the kin of Pehlu Khan filed on Thursday...

Expecting large scale protests, Government asks CRPF to stock up on non-lethal munitions: Kashmir

The CRPF had earlier faced criticism for using pellets...

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