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Cuttack plunged into chaos during Durga Puja, dozens injured as procession clashes spiral into violence

A historic city known for centuries of communal harmony faces a 36-hour curfew and internet shutdown after clashes during Durga idol immersion; authorities vow arrests as VHP rally escalates tensions, leaving 31 injured

Odhikar, Bangladesh: Enforce Human Rights Protect Vulnerable Sections, Minorities

Odhikar, a Bangladesh based human rights organization has released...

How this self-proclaimed pro-Dalit government has all but buried the Rohith Vemula case

How this self-proclaimed pro-Dalit government has all but buried...

आतंक के आरोप से बेगुनाह साबित हुए इरशाद अली से क्या संसद मांफी मांगेगी ?

फ़हद सईद   दिल्ली कि एक अदालत ने इरशाद अली और...

समाजवादी कलह में जुटे, जाटों ने दलित समाज के लोगों पर की गोलीबारी

  मुजफ्फरनगर। एक तरफ यूपी में सरकार चला रहे समाजवादी...

“No Hindu Rashtra”: Nayantara Sahgal

The following statement from Nayantara Sahgal was read out...

Was 2016 Just 1938 All Over Again?

Bowled over by the news this past year, one...

So you think 2016 was a bad year? There were plenty worse

As early as January, when David Bowie departed the...

Freeing Father Tom – India’s diplomacy is on test in Yemen and the Mid-East

­­There are a little less than 4 lakh Catholic...

Ground report: Why did a Bengal town with no real history of communal violence suddenly erupt?

Dhulagarh seems divided along political, rather than religious, lines.Image...

Review: Year of horror for minority groups in Bangladesh

Several incidents of organised violence against ethnic and religious...

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