Monthly Archives: January 2020

By Qudsiya Contractor & Suryakant Waghmore / Scroll In 2018, when actor Kangana Ranaut asked spiritual teacher Jaggi Vasudev about a Rajput organisation known as the Karni Sena burning...

India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, has begun identifying illegal migrants who might be eligible for citizenship under a controversial law. State minister Shrikant Sharma...

Two years ago, Naresh went to a country liquor shop to have a drink. Local police picked him up from there

The Assam NRC was not an anti-Muslim project. But an all-India NRC based on the NPR will allow the executive to pick whose citizenship it wishes to question

With police still unable to make arrests in connection with Sunday's rampage on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus, India Today's Special Investigation Team...

by DOTO Database & Rashtriya Sahara A matter of firing of a Muslim female teacher has come to light becuase she used a hijab. According to...

BJP leader Vijay Chauthaiwale shared a document listing all the signatories with the directors of various institutions, including IITs, IISERs, and the Departments of Biotechnology and Higher Education

Giving citizenship on the basis of religion was discussed in the constituent assembly, where it was decided that 'discrimination of this kind will not be acceptable'

After accusing students of a madrasa in Muzaffarnagar of committing grave crimes like attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy, among others, the UP Police backtracks and admits that it has no evidence to prove those charges

The political activist and teacher was released on bail three weeks after she was arrested for protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act. Jafar has accused the Uttar Pradesh Police of physical assaulting her in custody

This is the prime minister's second aborted visit to Assam, after the cancellation of the annual India-Japan summit

Amit Shah, while laying the foundation stone for Delhi cycle walk consciously ignored the whole masked goons entering JNU and attacking students incident, in which the police controlled by his government did little to curb the menace. He instead resorted to escalate the ‘tukde tukde’ rhetoric and create a negative sentiment about JNU

"There are no doctors who can treat the disease of love for a dead son,” a bereaved mother said.