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The Faultlines In Secularism
A secular republic is one of humanity's most difficult political achievements.
UP admin sends third recovery notice for damage to property in anti-CAA protest
The UP government has asked 57 people to cough up 1.5 crore as compensation
Bengal man issued voter ID with dog’s picture!
Administration says corrected ID will be issued soon.
Home Ministry says no religion-wise break-up of citizenship data; NCP alleges foul play
Earlier members of the union government had said that 566 Muslims from Pak, Afghanistan and Bangladesh were granted Indian citizenship from 2014 – 2019
Ban on social media lifted in Kashmir, key voices still missing
Still no news from Omar Abdullah, Mehboooba Mufti or any other Kashmiri leaders
Process of serving rejection slips to NRC excluded persons to begin from March 20
Is this the end of the BJP fueled drama in the state? Can people of Assam, finally, move on?
Planned genocide camouflaged as communal riot in Delhi: Mamata Banerjee
WB CM hits back at Amit Shah a day after he accused her of “triggering riots” and “burning trains”
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights files intervention application in SC against CAA
MEA opposes move, saying it is an ‘internal matter’
AAP sets up relief camps, committee to monitor hate speech
Makes arrangements for survivors to file compensation claims with ease
Losing the plot – How AAP failed its Muslim citizens in the Delhi riots
There is a popular - and cliched - declaration...
3 BJP workers arrested in Bengal for ‘goli maaro’ chants, why none arrested in Delhi, asks Mamata Banerjee
Calling the violence in the national capital a 'planned genocide', West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party
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