The propaganda in India that Muslims will outnumber Hindus by 2035 is governed by...
By Ziya Us Salam
The propaganda by Hindutva groups that Muslims will outnumber Hindus is just another attempt at polarisation with an eye on the...
Of policy & prejudice in Uttar Pradesh’s population control bill
By DIVYA TRIVEDI
Public health specialists feel Uttar Pradesh’s Population Bill proposing a two-child norm will have a serious impact on women belonging to marginalised...
Detainees held without trial in Kashmir accuse police of widespread abuse
By Joe Wallen MUMBAI
Kashmiris detained and released without trial under a controversial law allowing preventive detentions have told the Telegraph they were tortured by the Indian police.
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Are Christian Missionaries Vestige of Colonialism?
By Dr Ram Puniyani
This article is the 15th in a series of joint productions of South Asian Outlook and IDN-InDepthNews, the flagship of the International...
I was targeted with Pegasus for fighting BJP’s caste polarisation: Kovai Ramakrishnan
By SUJATHA SIVAGNANAM
On 27 July, as part of an international investigation, The Wire reported that the phone number of Kovai Ramakrishnan was among a leaked database of...
BJP takes cow-belt to Assam
By Jyoti Punwani
The news that the consumption, sale and transport of beef will now be prohibited in Assam
immediately brought three things to mind. First,...
Mosque bulldozed at Rohingya camp in Delhi
By CK VIJAYAKUMAR
https://youtu.be/DQAZqdevZyE
On 12 June, a fire razed all the homes at a Rohingya refugee camp in Delhi’s Madanpur Khadar area. Only the mosque,...
Who owns your media: How Subhash Chandra’s zeal for diversification wrecked his Zee empire
By Anto T Joseph
When their initial agreement to buy the old DNA printing press in Mahape, an industrial town in Maharashtra, was signed in July 2019,...
On Muslim population growth, Mohan Bhagwat is wrong
By Faizan Mustafa
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat is, perhaps, the most influential non-state actor in India today. Mukesh Ambani may have to settle for second...
Pegasus raises dark questions about the Supreme Court and judicial independence
By Shoaib Daniyal
Judicial independence is a necessary condition for democracy since it acts as a check to authoritarian power. However, a hallmark of the...
Umar Khalid’s Bail Plea Hearing Adjourned till August 7
NEW DELHI — A Delhi court adjourned the hearing in bail plea of anti-CAA activist Umar Khalid to August 7 in Delhi riots conspiracy case.
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‘He Was Killed in a Staged Encounter’: Kashmiri Family Rejects Police Version After Son’s...
Srinagar: Abdul Qayoom Dar last saw his son, Imran Qayoom, on July 20 near a fuel station, barely 500 metres from their residence in south...
Government seeks extension till January 9 for framing CAA rules
NEW DELHI: Indicating a longer wait for operationalisation of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act enacted more than one-and-a-half years ago, the government on Tuesday told...
