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The Faultlines In Secularism
A secular republic is one of humanity's most difficult political achievements.
Silent protests against violence in Khambhat, Delhi, Aligarh: Gujarat
More than 50 people assembled in a demonstration which was allowed without any written police permission and only an oral assurance from the police
Delhi CM Kejriwal announces relief measures post Delhi violence
He has said that the government would set up camps for the remake of identity documents that may have been destroyed in damage to property
Delhi Police have not intervened in attacks against Muslims: USCIRF
Says government is failing to protect its citizens, draws flak from GOI
Maharashtra govt. in process of taking possession of temporary detention centre: Senior bureaucrat
He also said that till now no illegal immigrant has been detained in Maharashtra
SC refuses to pass orders in Shaheen Bagh case
Court admonishes Delhi Police, adjourns case till March 20
Gujarat model of violence in Delhi: NFWI
Women activists demand answers from Home Minister and Delhi administration
90% of cancelled ration cards in Jharkhand genuine finds J-PAL study
In 2017, lakhs of ration cards were deleted by the BJP authorities without informing the families of the ration card holders
Bihar resolves not to implement NRC
Bihar Assembly on Tuesday passed unanimous resolution on conducting NPR in the state according to 2010 format
Democracy is hypocrisy as long as ‘Wall’ of Shame exists in India
The world's two biggest and greatest democracies are exhibiting...
Indians set to be affected under new US “public charge” regulation
Under the regulation immigrants found to be a liability availing public benefits will lose their immigration benefits
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