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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

Remembering the Bombay Riots

To kill, and then burn a human being, are...

The demolition of Babri mosque & Growing Threat of Hindutva Extremism

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the demolition of...

Ancient India did not Identify Itself as Hindu: Marathi Writer Raosaheb Kasbe at Bhopal Jan Utsav

Yogesh S from Indian Cultural Forum spoke to  Marathi...

CJP and prominent Indians intervene in Ayodhya Dispute

CJP and prominent Indians intervene in Ayodhya DisputeOur partner...

What the Nation Celebrated, the RSS Mourned

68th Anniversary/Adoption of the Indian Constitution:  An interesting fact about...

A Victory for ‘S Durga’ but ‘Nude’ Still in the Dark

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Missionary school in UP bans Hijab, asks Muslim student to go to madrasa

The principal of a missionary school in Barabanki district...

Alauddin Khilji- the Saviour of Hinduism?

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

Muslims Must Seize Every Opportunity to Reform Their Madrasas

Yogi Adityanath may be doing this for political reasons,...

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