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The case was registered after the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) took suo motu cognizance of the matter, dating back to the passage of the CAA in Parliament in December 2019. Written by Santosh Singh | Patna |Updated: April… Continue Reading →
AATHIRA KONIKKARA23 March 2021 On 31 December 2020, Sardar Vaskale had planned to host a family get-together at his home in Dewada village, in Madhya Pradesh’s Barwani district, to ring in the arrival of a new year. His relatives, who… Continue Reading →
By Jessy Joseph New Delhi: A group of Hindu radicals has forced Catholic nuns out of a train after accusing them of indulging in religious conversion. Two members of the Sacred Heart congregation were on March 19 traveling to Odisha from… Continue Reading →
By Vidya Bhushan Rawat* A lot has been said about the barbaric incident of a Muslim boy being beaten, scolded and denied water to drink at a temple complex near Ghaziabad. Many people expressed shock and sorrow and rightly expressed solidarity… Continue Reading →
The Bench besides ordering the trial to be held in-camera for the time being also sought a status report from the District Judge, Hathras and Inspector General, CRPF regarding the veracity of the allegations. Hathras Gang RapeAreeb Uddin AhmedPublished on… Continue Reading →
TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Updated: Mar 21, 2021, 19:39 IST NEW DELHI: The Centre on Sunday wrote to the Uttarakhand government and highlighted the need for stringent measures to control the spread of Covid-19 during the ongoing Kumbh Mela in the state. A high… Continue Reading →
Hindutva hardliners accused the Christians of conversions, when they were praying at a house church in Dantewada districtSabrangindia17 Mar 2021 Eight Christians were injured and hospitalised in Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh, after being attacked by a mob of alleged Hindutva radicals…. Continue Reading →
Anurag Bhargava Abstract Physicians in countries like India have to take on the care of seriously ill patients that, in a strict sense, maybe beyond their means to handle. They do so often because their patients trust them or the… Continue Reading →
India’s 83-year-old protesting grandmother and the warrior queen who inspires her. By Tavleen Tarrant8 Mar 2021 When asked which woman she most admires, Bilkis, the notorious “Dadi” of Shaheen Bagh, replies without hesitation: “Rani Ki Jhansi” (Queen of Jhansi). India’s warrior… Continue Reading →
By Irfan Engineer Neha Dabhade Communal polarization in the year 2020 was primarily heightened with the help of structural violence and attitudinal violence, or what is also popularly termed at hate crimes, rather than by physical violence. In the previous… Continue Reading →