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Mumbai Police file FIR against Ram Navami rally organisers over hate speech, target journalist Kunal Purohit’s videos separately

As the police investigate inflammatory slogans at a public rally, independent journalist Kunal Purohit resists efforts to remove his videos, raising concerns over the suppression of journalism and the fight against hate speech

Indians Richer But Less Happy Today Than 3 Years Ago

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Activists slam Govt-Dalmiya deal about Red Fort Maintenance

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Economist Ashok Mitra Dies on Mayday

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How Hate for Muslims and Rohingyas Sells and Spreads on Social Media

Insidious attempts to demonise the minority community using incendiary...

How Gaza came to be trapped ‘from fence to fence’

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Yes to refugee repatriation, but first things first

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Consolidating votes in the name of Ram Navmi?

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BJP: Promise of Acche Din, Fake Encounters and Political Alternative

BJP had promises strong governance and better law and...

How harassed women had their #MeToo moments in the 18th century

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