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Abducted While Visiting Wife, Killed on Camera: Manipur’s fragile peace shatters again
The murder of a Meitei man married to a Kuki-Zo woman highlights the dangers faced by inter-community families as Manipur remains divided under President’s Rule
Delhi School of Social Work Students’ Union demands alumni Kapil Mishra’s arrest
“We are ashamed of Kapil Mishra”, they say in their statement
Hopeful in surreal, dystopian Delhi?
As Gurudwaras, standing as a pillar of solidarity, embrace all the affected, and Dalits lend a helping hand to the co-oppressed, a young girl, still full of hope, asks me, “What kind of action should an individual take to stop the genocide?”
As protest sites in Delhi were ‘cleared’ on Wed, activists have been detained on serious charges
Image Courtesy: thewire.inActivist Khalid Saifi, who was detained on...
Video to retaliate against Shaheen Bagh; asking Hindus to awaken post Delhi violence surfaces
In the video, a man can be heard saying that if Hindus don’t awaken in large numbers, we will become their (Muslims’) slaves again
Silent protests against violence in Khambhat, Delhi, Aligarh: Gujarat
More than 50 people assembled in a demonstration which was allowed without any written police permission and only an oral assurance from the police
Delhi CM Kejriwal announces relief measures post Delhi violence
He has said that the government would set up camps for the remake of identity documents that may have been destroyed in damage to property
After communal violence Gujarat’s Khambhat put under Disturbed Areas Act for 5 years
This was the 2nd incident of communal violence in the coastal town between the Muslim and Chunara communities this year
Delhi violence: 35 dead, petrol bombs, stones recovered from AAP leader’s home
Tahir Hussain insists he is being framed and the weapons were placed on the spot after he was forced to flea fearing for his life
Listen to Video, HC tells SG, asking him to advise police chief to lodge FIR against 3 BJP leaders: Delhi
Stating the situation was very unpleasant, the Delhi HC Plays Kapil Mishra's Speech in Court for Police viewing; seeking response of the Solicitor General
Tata Institute of Social Sciences Students’ Union issues statement on Delhi violence
In its statement, it called upon well-meaning citizens of the country to not fall into the trap of communalization
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