Category Religion
By Moin Qazi* Muslim Indians are the second-largest demographic of India. They constitute over 14% of the country’s population of roughly 172 million people. Muslims have considered India as their home for more than a millennium and they have become… Continue Reading →
POSTED ON OCTOBER 30, 2021 The Narikurava people are indigenous community members, who were earlier dependent on hunting, but now they are selling ornaments and beads for a living. Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments… Continue Reading →
Ram Punyani As sectarian nationalism is becoming more assertive and strong, the religious minorities are being subjected to intimidation and violence on regular basis. As such there is an increase the frequency of this phenomenon during last decade in an… Continue Reading →
BY- Shekhar Gupta The maniacal global ‘War on Drugs’ might have calmed down with more rational analysis in most democracies, but it rages on under the many dictatorships, from Iran to China, or elected autocracies, such as Singapore and Malaysia…. Continue Reading →
In an order dated 18 October, State Intelligence Department has asked police officials to gather intel on churches.Nikhila HenryPublished: 23 Oct 2021, 10:07 AM IST i Even before tabling an ‘anti-conversion’ bill in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, the state’s Bharatiya Janata… Continue Reading →
Prosecution or persecution? byTamanna PankajOctober 21, 2021 In light of the allegations of an international conspiracy swirling around Aryan Khan’s arrest as he undergoes a media trial, TAMANNA PANKAJ revisits other similar cases from the last one and a half year which… Continue Reading →
Posted On October 21, 2021 People’s Union for Civil Liberties has written to the superintendent of police seeking his intervention into the alleged cop crime The Jharkhand chapter of human rights outfit People’s Union for Civil Liberties has moved the… Continue Reading →
Someone once said that nature is a powerful teacher. If only people realized how rich these words are. Here, at Palestine Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability-Bethlehem University, we believe that we need to nurture more love of nature in our… Continue Reading →
A Dalit man was found dead at Delhi’s Singhu border on Friday morning. While a Nihang group has claimed responsibility for the murder, the BJP has slammed farmer leaders over the incident and the Samyukta Kisan Morcha has distanced itself… Continue Reading →
In a letter to the Lt Governor, Jammu and Kashmir (J&K), in the wake of recent terrorist attacks in the Valley, Kashmiri Pandit Sangharsh Samiti (KPSS) president Sanjay K Tickoo has taken strong exception to what he calls” callous approach” shown by… Continue Reading →