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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

Why Ajmer Blast Terror Attack Convicts Weren’t Mentioned as Terrorists in Media

Ajmer, Rajasthan  :  A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court...

Muslim youth lynched in UP village for allegedly attempting to steal a cow

On the unsubstantiated allegation of consuming and storing beef,...

Your father Yogi has come now, said the man as woman thrashed Muslim women in Meerut

UpdatedEver since Yogi Adityanath, a known face of militant...

Prabhat Patnaik on BJP’s Victory and Indian Economy

The disastrous effects of demonetisation are not yet over.Interview...

Life sentence for Ajmer blast case convicts

A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court here today...

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