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Christian families assaulted, humiliated and forced into Durga Puja rituals in West Bengal village

Three Christian families in Paschim Medinipur allege three days of violence, threats and religious coercion by people identified as Bajrang Dal members; 13 people have been named in an FIR, but no arrests have been reported

Students injured, army called in as anti-CAB stir intensifies in Assam

The CAB is currently under discussion in the Rajya Sabha

Anti- CAB protest continues in Assam, Quick Response Team called in Dibrugarh

Amidst huge protests that are erupting all over Assam, reports of the Dibrugarh district administration calling for QRT (Quick Response Team) to control situations of mass protests in Dibrugarh, are coming in.

Hindutva ‘activist’ murdered in Uttar Pradesh

Police rule out political conspiracy, father accuses fallout between friends over money

Kalna Lynching case: 12 get life term

The Kalna District Court sentenced 12 persons to imprisonment till death

VBA & AIMIM ensure NCP-Congress defeat in 34 seats, emerge as significant players: M’tra

It takes money, muscle and organisation to fight an...

Mob lynching and its defenders

In his annual Dussehra address on October 8, 2019,...

Mobs attack Hindi speaking milkmen settlement killing one: Assam

More than 20 people who fled to nearby forest...

Five arrested for murder of Hindutva leader, Kamlesh Tiwari

Five people have been arrested for the murder of...

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After 22 years under suspicion, Assam’s Kashem Ali declared Indian by Foreigners Tribunal

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From treating Adivasi communities to being branded an instigator: Odisha jails doctor Randall Sequeira

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Nearly two decades without elections, Jamia students’ agitation forces administration to set deadline for union revival

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