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Despite ASI’s warning protesters in Bharuch march to collector to ‘preserve original identity’ of Bharuch mosque
The foot march happened just days after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which protects the mosque, wrote to the district administration to not allow any “large gathering” on June 10
Hate Watch: Kerala cleric targets Muslim schoolgirl for accepting award, gets schooled by Governor
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan has questioned the state’s silence on the matter
Four buildings razed during SDMC demolition drive, MLA Amanatullah Khan arrested!
Residents and police sustain injuries; accuse each other of violence
CJP moves NCM seeking action against Haribhushan Thakur Bachaul for anti-Muslim genocidal speech
The Bihar MLA had compared Muslims to Ravan saying they should be set ablaze like demons
Khambat: Muslim women take to the streets to protest continued oppression of the community
Muslim women have been leading the way via peaceful protests, first in Shaheen Bagh and most recently in Khargone
Is Taj Mahal not a part of Indian Culture?
One can say the totality of plural expressions of people is Indian culture; it is inclusive and has syncretism in all the aspects of social life
Khargone’s Muslims rise against police atrocities
Khargone’s Muslim women marched, demanded their rights and decried the communal tactics of the regime
New Indian politics and increasing legal conservatism among Indian Muslims
The general reading of Indian Muslims as a monolithic community often glosses over the vibrant diversity underlying the regional differences in Islam
Persecuting Indian Muslims for crimes of ‘Muslim’ rulers
Fallacy of the Hindutva Project
Shaheen Bagh demolition drive halted
Party leaders, citizens and MLAs asserted that there are no illegal structures in the area
Patiala violence: Expelled Shiv Sena leader arrested
Expelled Shiv Sena leader Harish Singla was arrested by Punjab Police, hours after violent clashes during a, illegal ‘anti-Khalistan march’ led by him
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