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Additional forces deployed, internet suspended as tension prevails in Aligarh

The brutal crime triggered national outrage, leading to the...

MHA ‘Order’ Opens Doors for Shah’s ‘Threat & Promise’: NRC Countrywide a la Assam

The new Foreigners (Tribunals) Amendment Order 2019 allows all...

How communalism threatens secularism in India with majoritarian support

In the aftermath of elections leading to his return...

Verdict in Kathua rape case gives hope, but India has certainly let her down

On Monday, the special court in India convicted six...

Fraternity Movement demands justice for Payal Tadwi

The Fraternity Movement Kerala organized protest gatherings in the...

Kathua rape case; Judgement pronounced, Justice done

A special Pathankot Court on Monday, June 10, delivered...

New MHA order gives Assam FTs unspecified and unprecedented powers

On May 30, 2019, the Ministry of Home Affairs...

War veteran declared ‘foreigner’ gets bail in Assam

52 year old Mohammed Sanaullah, a former army man...

Majority of Indians don’t aspire for a democratic society, often at the cost of minorities

Image Courtesy: dnaindia.com/ Payal TadviReservations have been continued and...

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From FIRs to “Corporate Jihad”: How the TCS Nashik case was transformed from an investigation into a communal narrative

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