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Supreme Court brokers interim peace at bhoj shala, allows basant panchami pujas and Friday namaz under strict safeguards

Directing separate enclosures, regulated access, and administrative oversight, the top court appeals for mutual respect while keeping the core dispute over the Dhar complex’s religious character open before the Madhya Pradesh High Court

Alauddin Khilji- the Saviour of Hinduism?

If Alauddin Khilji had failed to stop the Mongol...

Birsa Munda’s Jharkhand slipping out of Adivasi hands

An Indian tribal freedom fighter, Birsa Munda was a...

Understanding the Marxism in Gandhi’s Fight Against Imperialism

Uday Mehta in conversation with Akeel BilgramiPostcards for Gandhi,...

What can and can’t be said about the Russian revolution

In Russia today, there’s little consensus on the events...

Now, ‘family of Babar’ lays claim to Babri Masjid; says will move to Court

The issue of Ram Janmabhoomi and Babri Masjid took...

Muslims must demolish the wall that separates religious from secular education

What has happened in the intellectual realm of Islam...

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From mass objections in Sribhumi to legal notices by affected voters, the Special Revision has triggered alarm over the misuse of electoral procedures

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Republic Day 2026: Omission of Ambedkar in Girish Mahajan’s speech sparks outrage 

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The Anatomy of Humiliation: Defining caste violence in the Constitutional era

Seventy-five years after the Constitution promised equality, caste hierarchy continues to define who may speak, study, worship, or even judge with dignity. From agrarian fields and university campuses to social media and the Supreme Court itself, this essay traces how violence against Dalits has evolved—becoming systemic, networked, and politically legitimised in India

From Purola to Nainital: APCR report details pattern of communal violence in Uttarakhand

Based on field investigations and testimonies, the report documents violence, intimidation, and displacement of Muslim families across the state over four years