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From Feeding Students to Fighting in the Supreme Court: The story of Mohammad Junaid Malik
How a young law graduate who spent 35 days feeding student protesters became a petitioner before the Supreme Court, alleging illegal detention, intimidation and coercive action against his family
What is not obligatory is not essential: AG in Hijab ban case
He argued that if wearing hijab is freedom of expression that means it is optional and not obligatory
Muslim man allegedly lynched by cow vigilantes in Bihar, why is CM silent?
Victim, Mohammad Khaleel Alam, was reportedly a JDU member, his body was later burnt and the accused claimed it was to send a message
No interfaith nikah sans parents’ consent: MP’s Ulama Board’s latest diktat
Madhya Pradesh Ulama Board has “decided” that Muslim parents will have to take a call if their consenting adult children or daughters can marry a non Muslim partner or not
Hijab Ban: Identity politics or body policing?
CJP secretary Teesta Setalvad and social scientist, Dr. Muniza Khan, discuss the question no one has asked yet
Has Gujarat BJP been taken to task for its anti-Muslim ‘caricature’ yet?
The offensive tweet posted after the verdict in the Ahmedabad blast case; deleted after thousands of objections, Instagram clean up follows
Karnataka: What is the message sent by demolishing 18-year-old Jesus statue?
Tehsildar ordered the demolition claiming that the statue was built on government land but locals say demolition is illegal as the case is pending in court
Ghaziabad: Police beat up Muslim women protesters, claim ‘scuffle’, but viral video shows otherwise
A first information report, has also been filed by the police against the protesters over the incident
Hijab Case: Will action be taken against Karanataka BJP for sharing details of minor Muslim students?
Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party’s official twitter handle and Nalinkumar Kateel its president had tweeted private information of the Muslim girls from Udupi
Hijab ban: Multiple Dimensions
The present issue will push Muslim girls back as far as their empowerment through education is concerned
How can a College Committee make decision on ‘public order’: Petitioners at Hijab Ban hearing
The Karnataka High Court, at the last hearing refused permission for any kind of religious dress in educational institutions
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