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Hours after the car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort, social media had already chosen its culprits. On a reel posted by Instagram influencer Prafful Garg, showing an unverified image of a man beside a similar car, one user wrote, “It’s high time, we need internal cleaning.” Another replied, “He means my community’s genocide.”

In the national capital, Delhi, crowds flock to these markets to savor a variety of foods and explore traditional shopping areas for new Eid outfits. The nightly bazaars attract both Muslims and non-Muslims alike, adding to the festive spirit.

As the grand inauguration of the Ram temple in Ayodhya approaches, it unfurls not just as a celebration but as a haunting specter for India's minorities, particularly its Muslim population

The irony couldn't be starker: a nation aspiring to stand tall on the world stage is choosing to hide its poverty and inequality instead of addressing them head-on.

Amidst heavy police presence, a resounding call for justice echoed through the campus of Jamia Millia Islamia University on Monday as students from various states united under the “Mewati Student Union” banner in solidarity to denounce the recent outbreak of violence in Haryana’s Nuh district.