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Indigenous Assamese Muslim family attacked, women assaulted at NRC hearing centre

CJP intervenes to protect family, approaches top state officials...

Hinduism’s Dharma is to work for rights & security of All: US-based Sadhana Movement

This US-based Hindu group is countering Hindutva hatred with...

Kargil veteran declared ‘foreigner’, sent to detention camp in Assam

Guwahati, May 30: In a shocking incident a Foreigners’...

Centuries-old Sikh heritage shrine vandalised in Pakistan

UPDATE: MPA from minority community Sardar Mohinder Pal Singh...

With no institutional mechanisms, discrimination and harassment are everyday ordeals for tribal students

In yet another kind of institutionalised murder, Dr. Payal...

Pune doctor forced to say ‘Jai Shri Ram’, condemns the incident but calls it trivial

Delhi: In yet another deplorable incident, a Pune-based eminent...

Protest outside Mumbai’s Nair Hospital demanding justice for Dr Payal Tadvi

Hundreds of Mumbaikars gathered outside Nair Hospital on Tuesday...

Citizenship Amendment and Triple Talaq bills lapse as Lok Sabha dissolves

New Delhi: In what could be an interim but...

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