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Delhi court orders FIR against Abhijit Iyer Mitra for sexually abusive posts targeting women journalists

Court finds tweets “sexually coloured,” prima facie intended to outrage modesty; directs police probe into X account and devices

Redefining Peshwai in Contemporary India: Elgaar Parishad, Shanivarwada, Pune

Report from Ground Zero  “The new Brahmanical forces are not...

Times Now, same old tricks

On triple talaq, the channel imputed nefarious motives to...

200 Years Ago, Mahar Dalits in the East India Cos Defeated Peshwas: Battle of Koregaon

The Koregaon celebration by Dalits questions the dominant and...

Amravati Students show black flags to Education minister Vinod Tawde

AISF blocked vehicles. Struggling students organisations raised slogans against...

Trolls and right wing terror win as Humans of Hindutva shuts down

Humans of Hindutva, a satirical Facebook page that lampooned...

“Borders only become borders when cartographies come into existence” – Professor Romila Thapar

Notes from the open-house organised by “History for Peace”...

For Mirza Ghalib, Banaras was a Place of Natural Beauty & Spirituality

Mirza Ghalib, the poet who wrote in Persian and...

Assam HC Re-Instates Teacher Sacked Due to ABVP Leader’s Complaint

The university’s decision to fire the associate professor led...

How Dyal Singh College Became Vande Mataram College!

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