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Bidar, Karnataka: Two school teachers assaulted in Karnataka’s Bidar, triggering communal tensions

Two accused, unnamed by the police attacked two Muslim teachers at Basavakalyan in Karnataka’s Bidar district leading to widespread protests by the community

For the 14th Time, Babu Bajrangi Gets a 7 Day Parole: Naroda Patiya Case

Naroda patiya case: Babu Bajrangi gets 7 day-bail, 14th...

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A Fortnight Down, where is Najeeb?

Even after 15 days of a sinister and unexplained...

US Votes ‘No’ As UN Adopts Landmark Resolution Calling to Ban Nuclear Weapons

Co-sponsored by 57 nations, L41 calls for a 2017...

Dozens of Children Dead in Attack on School in Western Aleppo, Syria

Syria: UN chief condemns reported school attack in western...

Senari Massacre: Bihar Court convicts 15, acquits 23

A Jehanabad court on Thursday convicted 15 persons and...

Myanmar Ethnic Cleansing: Report claims final Stage of Genocide of Rohingya Muslims

While Myanmar prepares for internationally backed national election next...

Farhan Akhtar questions CM’s Role in ADHM-MNS Deal, dubs it as ‘terrible Precedent’

While Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has incurred wrath of...

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Odisha: 18 months, 54 incidents of communal hate crimes, 7 mob lynchings

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Varanasi, UP: No to war, we want peace

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Why Cricket should remain above religious nationalism

The sight of the captain of the victorious Indian T-20 team, Surya Kumar Yadav, jubilantly accompanying ICC Chairman Jay Shah to a temple in Ahmedabad has drawn sharp comments on social media.

A history that teaches, a historian that shared, in Memoriam: Professor K.N. Panikkar

On March 9, 2026, a Monday, noted historian and alumni of the indomitable Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), K.N.Panikkar, passed away at a hospital in Thiruvanthapuram (Trivandrum), Kerala. Born on April 26, 1936, KN as he was fondly known by fellow academics and activists alike, was one of the pioneers of the Marxist school of historiography

US-Israel War on Iran sees spirals in Hate against Muslim Americans: CSOH

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Maharashtra’s Anti-Conversion Bill: Legislating suspicion in the name of “love jihad”

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Bail for Monu Manesar, along with his grand welcome, rekindles fear and grief in Junaid–Nasir Lynching case

Two years after the brutal killing of the Rajasthan cousins allegedly by cow vigilantes, the bail granted to Bajrang Dal-linked accused Monu Manesar has intensified fears of witness intimidation and renewed debate over delayed trials in mob violence cases