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Policing Autonomy & Faith: Maharashtra’s Anti-Conversion law gets President’s assent

The law’s provisions on prior declaration, third-party complaints and reversal of burden of proof mirror challenges already before the Supreme Court

No Water But Gutter and Garbage: Vadodara’s Minorities Living in Hell

The people staying in plot survey no. 287 of...

Help Mariyam Khatoon, widow of Alimuddin Ansari, the Jharkhand lynching victim

Mariyam Khatoon, the widow of Alimuddin Ansari, has been...

Bajrang Dal stalls a Christian event, alleges forced conversion

Moradabad: The freedom to practice one’s religion is becoming...

Labourers beaten up allegedly for eating meat

In yet another case of mob violence in Bareilly...

In Jharkhand, Ram Navami Celebrations Now Sites For Violence

Gumla town, Jharkhand: Irshad Khan knew there would be...

Demolitions in Mumbai’s Behrampada before Eid

More houses in Behrampada may get razed right before...

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’...

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