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26-Year Citizenship Battle Ends: Barpeta Tribunal rules Alam Khan is Indian
After decades of uncertainty, the Tribunal finds that credible evidence, not documentary imperfections, determines citizenship under the Foreigners Act
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Muslim man beaten on board a train in UP, booked for sexual harassment
Asim even spoke to the media and said he was beaten only because someone said “all mullas are thieves”
Anti-Muslim targeting continues in UP, another historical Mosque is demolished
According to the Imam (priest) a litigation against the impending demolition was still pending in the lower court
Everyday Harmony: Muslim family offers land for Shivpuran Katha in Maharashtra
Hindus and Muslims of Parbhani district attempt to erase communal tensions by gestures to acceptance and tolerance
Eviction, yet another weaponised tool of the state in New India
MP, UP, Uttarakhand and Assam continue ‘Bulldozer action’
Provocative poster in Delhi’s Brahmpuri calls on Hindu landlords to not sell to Muslim buyers
Rumours abound as the offensive poster vitiates the atmosphere in an area where both communities live together
Times Now channel pulled up for communal report on “Zameen Jihad” in Haldwani
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The program gave a skewed account that portrayed Muslims who were protesting the eviction order as adversaries of the State
Hindu society at war, natural to be aggressive says RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat in Organiser
Bhagwat’s sudden verbosity on Muslims, LGBTQIA community and Hindu aggression is curious
We Demand unconditional withdrawal of the unjust BMC notice to acquire St. Peter’s Sea Side Cemetery.
We also demand the withdrawal of the Amendments to the Development Plan DP of the Govt in September 2022, which requires the taking over of Cemetery Land for road widening when alternate options are available
Firing of art professor for showing a 14-century painting of Prophet Muhammad condemned: MPAC
The Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) has, in a statement condemned the dismissal of art professor, Erica, López Prater, from Hamline University on the grounds of showing a fourteenth-century painting depicting the Prophet Muḥammad
Review of 2022: A year of discrimination & violence experienced by India’s religious minorities
Religious minorities, especially Muslims and Christians, have experienced persistent stigmatisation and attack, with governments and law enforcement complicit in a culture of impunity
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