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The Ideology of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is both Hate-Ridden and Supremacist – Part 1

First Published on: December 31, 2015  Read Golwalkar on the RSS website and hear the Bhakts in and out of Indian Parliament  At a recent talk show by an international television...

Rural Jobs Collapse In 2016 Fuels Migration: Yashodabai’s Story

Marathwada farmhand Yashodabai, 38, lives in a home of...

Chhattisgarh: An Unending Tale of Repression and Abuse of State Power

A Fact-Finding ReportRising attacks against Christians in Chhattisgarh include...

PMO Pressure shifts Nuclear Project from Mithi Virdi to AP: Should Andhra Pradesh be Dumping Ground?

Westinghouse shifts nuclear project from Gujarat: Should Andhra Pradesh...

Gulberg Massacre: Tortuous Journey to Justice

Timeline: Gulberg Trial   Incident takes place on 28.2.2002. FIR is...

Incriminating Video Transcripts Yet Untested as Evidence

First Published on: February 23, 2016 While the nation agitates...

If Bajrang Dal is not BJP, what of the RSS, Mr Shah?

   Image credit:hinduexistence.org, inset of Vinay KatiyarIn the latest evidence...

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Latur Dries Up thanks to a Short-sighted Water Policy

Folly of concentrating Sugar Industries in Drought prone LaturPhoto...

In Allah’s Home At Last

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