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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

Saudi King grants citizenship to ‘Wanted by India’ Zakir Naik

Wanted by India: Zakir Naik. Photo credit: MiddleeastmonitorControversial televangelist...

Revise Limit on Reservations Beyond 49 % argues PB Sawant, a former SC Judge

Making a strong case for extending the quota on reservations,...

Jharkand Police Acts to Quell Rumours, After Lynchings

Photo Courtesy: Indian ExpressADGP holds meeting in view of...

3 cattle traders lynched near Jamshedpur city in Jharkhand

Two Muslim cattle traders were lynched and hung by...

Denying Muslims their due: Role in India’s freedom struggle

The Muslim community has played a pivotal role in...

Model nikahnamas prohibiting triple talaq: Who cares?

The Muslim Personal Law Board claims that wives can...

Only Hindus should be PM, CMs, Judges and Police Chiefs: VHP leader Togadia

Photo credit: JagranThe firebrand VHP leader has said India...

Threat to convert to Islam helps: Barbers in Sambhal give haircuts to Dalits under police protection

Representational image. Photo Credit: Ulli Maier and Nisa MaierYesterday...

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