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US-Israel War on Iran sees spirals in Hate against Muslim Americans: CSOH
The Centre for the Study of Organised Hate has analysed how Islamophobic discourse has spiralled post February 28 when the US-Israel launched an attack on Iran
Reduce essential service cost, unburden the poor: Swaraj India
Members of Swaraj India demand that BESCOM reduce its electricity charges as previously directed by the Karnataka government.
Public buses continue of work bearing the brunt of the city
Following heated protests in Virar, SabrangIndia talked to commuters and public transport workers to weigh in on their opinions.
Friend or agent: US arm of OFBJP registers as foreign ‘agent’ of the Indian party
The group that lobbies abroad to further BJP’s international goals denies being under investigation by the DOJ though
Citizens speak up against flawed investigation into the February 2020 Delhi riots
Over 400 signatories endorse an open statement on the loopholes in the investigation into the Delhi riots of February 2020
UP just got its first detention camp
Construction at Nandgram site completed, could be inaugurated in October
Justice Katju to depose in Nirav Modi extradition case
The proceedings before a UK court will take place via video conferencing where the former SC judge will depose for the fugitive diamond merchant
BJP Vs BJP: From Savarkar to Swamy over flyovers, and onto Twitter
Kannada groups object to name flyover after VD Savarkar, while Swamy wants party to act on his complaints
Shrey Hospital Fire: The curious case of the missing phones
It is bad enough that eight people died in the fire that broke out in the ICU, but now it turns out their phones may have been taken away before the fire
Covid-19 vaccine hits road bump, as India speeds towards 100,000 daily cases
As Oxford Covid vaccine trials paused in UK, Serum Institute of India gets show cause notice
Most dangerous thing is the death of our dreams: Pash (9 September 1950 – 23 March 1988)
Had he lived, written his poems of resistance in India today, he would have been called an “urban naxal’, jailed like Varavara Rao, or gunned down like Gauri Lankesh.
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