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The Politics of Memory: Controversy over graves of Afzal Guru and Maqbool Bhatt
The bid to erase Muslim graves is political theatre, denying dignity in death and casting an entire community as the perpetual 'other'
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Recent reports suggest that higher education enrolment in Muslims continues to decline
Recent reports by government agencies and officials have revealed fresh data and insights that indicate, that Muslim educational enrolment continues to face a steep decline
Bihar: How festival holidays become target of fake news
Two days ago, Bihar's Education Department released the list of school holiday, which was then blown out of proportion by the media, sparking a misinformation wave
UGC asks Maharashtra colleges to encourage students to attend the celebration of RSS leader’s birthday
A UGC circular has encouraged and invited participation for the birthday celebrations of an RSS-ABVP leader in Maharashtra’s colleges.
Restore the channel, Media Star World, DUJ tells YouTube
The popular news channel headed by veteran journalist, MA Kazmi was pulled off the platform reportedly without any procedural intimation
Honouring an unsung hero, former prime minister VP Singh
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How The New Censors Muzzle A Million People!
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Ahmedabad, Gujarat: Shamil, شامِل, to walk together is to live together
The Religious Diversity Walk organised through the World Heritage Week in Ahmedabad by a city-based new platform called Saanjhi Virasat (Composite heritage) was facilitated by Bhavna Ramrakhiani and Jitendra Singh Rajput
Bail For Kashmiri Journalists: What Does It Mean For Freedom Of Expression?
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Former DU Professor, Achin Vanaik, stands by his lecture on Palestine despite pressure
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