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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
Caught between two extremes: Views of Sir Syed on gender, caste and nationalism
As the birth bi-centenary of the distinguished reformer-educationist, Syed...
Syed Ahmed Khan: When Will We Stop Idolizing Him and Start Engaging With His Ideas?
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When you remember Sir Syed, do not forget Shaikh Abdullah, the man who brought women’s education in AMU
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Remember when RSS-Jan Sangh leaders (clandestinely) apologised for opposing Emergency, called Gandhi murderer “patriot”
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Deendayal Upadhyaya is the ‘BJP’s Gandhi’ !
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Taking Stock of Ram Manohar Lohia, on His 50 Death Anniversary, a Bahujan Perspective
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Che Guevara’s Legacy
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