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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
Catholic Association of Goa asks authorities to ensure peace during Feast of St Joseph Vaz
The traditional celebration is scheduled to be held on January 16, however, there are fears that some “right-wing outfits might create mischief”
Cardinal, CBCI must ask PM to respond to attacks on Christians in India: FRJ
Forum of Religious for Justice asks Cardinal Oswald Gracias respond to the recent attacks on the Christian community across India
Jharkhand: CM orders probe into attack on Muslim man by BJP supporters
The video went viral on social media showing a group, including a woman, physically and verbally abusing the man
Protests work! Missionaries of Charity FCRA restored
The move comes after much uncertainty on the issue and a global debate when news of 22,000 inmates in the homes run by MoC across India being hit
Four foot-soldiers arrested, but who is the real mastermind?
The four accused arrested are youngsters, so who funded these three “students” to carry on with the vile 'Bulli Bai' app project
Defence Ministry evicts Missionaries of Charity from Kanpur Shishu Bhawan
The DEO said the Christian organisation will have to pay a hefty fee of ₹ 2 cr for “trespassing” on government land
Bulli Bai case: Are arrests enough to quell the storm?
Arrests have only been made by Mumbai Police and no other agency has made any progress in the case
I am A Muslim Woman
A poem expressing the outrage of Muslim women, after they were targeted using the Bulli Bai app
BREAKING: BJP Gen Secy publicly tweets “Shoot the traitors”
CT Ravi is the four-time MLA from Chikmagalur; his public tweet about violence against "traitors" reeks of impunity
Citizens compare Dharma Sansad to Nazi Germany
Retired officers and rights groups demand strict action against the call for Muslim genocide
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