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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

Bengal Elections: Violence at Polling Booths, CPI (M) candidate attacked

As Darjeeling, Raiganj and Jalpaiguri went to polls in...

Calling a spade a spade: Hindutva Terrorism

The Oxford Dictionary (2011) defines terrorism as 'the unofficial...

Actor Urmila Matondar seeks Police Protection, says Threat to Life

Actor Urmila Matondkar who recently took the plunge into...

Mob kills tribal in Jharkhand over suspicion of cow slaughter

Three persons were injured when a clash broke out...

Blast at polling booth in Gadchiroli where voting was underway

An improvised explosive device (IED) blast was triggered near...

Watch: The Imam who lost his son but saved his town from burning

Asansol's Imam Imdadul Rashidi lost his young son to...

BJP MLA and four others killed in Naxalite attack in Dantewada

The ambush occurred at the Shyamagiri hills when the...

Elderly Muslim man beaten for selling beef in Assam, forced to eat pork

This is the second beef-related incident reported from Assam...

Detailed fact finding report regarding the incident of mob violence in Gurgaon

The lives of Mohammad Sajid and his family, residents...

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