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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

Over 600 academics, scholars from India and abroad express “deep anger and anguish” over Kathua, Unnao in an open letter to PM

To, The Prime Minister of India, Prime Minister’s Office, South Block, Raisina...

There Is No Flag Large Enough To Cover The Shame Of Killing Innocent People

The incident happened during protests against visiting Indian Prime...

His Name is Khan and He is a Hero

In much of the civilized world, this would have...

Gorakhpur’s Hero Doctor Comes Back Home

Dr. Kafeel Khan, a Gorakhpur doctor who saved the...

The slippery slope of intolerance

An editorial in the Dhaka Tribune on the recent...

Modi is becoming a dictator: H.S. Doreswamy

H.S. Doreswamy a freedom fighter, journalist and Activist from...

Justice Rajinder Sachar spoke truth even against odds

Alas, Justice Rajinder Sachar is no more!  The world...

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