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State Censorship: Pushback by Filmmakers, Juries and Audiences Enable Screenings

The authorities’ attempts to censor films perceived as “problematic” at film festivals only validates the power of cinema, says Smriti Nevatia, examining the films that did not make the...

The strange history of secularism twists debate about British Muslim attitudes

Two worlds? Minaret in Brick Lane, East London. Andy...

The Erotic Economy: It’s Not What You Think

Amy RubinIf we stopped imprisoning our emotions in industrially...

When Cricket Determines Our Nationalism

The defeat of India by West Indies in the...

Role Model: Muslim Female Architect Who Broke Glass Ceilings Hard As Concrete

Zaha HadidAs a luminary in the world of architecture,...

Fate of ISIS Captive Indian Priest Fr. Tom Uncertain

“Ms Sushma Swaraj has categorically assured the delegation...

Understand Where They Are Coming From, Charlie Hebdo is Not Racist

 Today, I receive in rapid succession two articles against...

Another victim of state religion, free-thinker hacked to death by machete: Bangladesh

  Nazimuddin Samad, Image Source: FacebookLate on the evening of...

An Open Letter to Muslim Men from an Angry Muslim Woman

Courtesy: The Independent, UKI recognise the irony of the...

The journey from jihad to Islamist terrorism

The twin bomb attacks in Brussels mark a new...

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