Four years of Delhi Pogrom: Shabnam’s story of resilience | Women’s Day Special
Shabnam Nafisa Kalim saw the funeral procession of dozens of Muslims killed during the 2020 Delhi pogrom through the window of her house in Mustafabad. When the COVID-19 lockdown after less than a month of violence broke the community, Shabnam swung into action.
“Betrayal brought us back,” protesting farmers vow to march to Delhi
At Shambu border, a bridge divides farmers and the state. It is fortified with cement walls, spikes, barbed wires and containers. On the Haryana...
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Documentary | Recalling Babri
In November 2019, the Supreme Court of India ruled that the site in Ayodhya in northern India, where Hindutva mobs destroyed Babri Masjid, a 460-year-old mosque in 1992, must be handed over to a trust to oversee the construction of a Hindu temple.
Photos: Police stops Starbucks protest in Kerala
Dozens of pro-Palestinian activists joined the Fraternity Movement demonstration outside the Kozhikode Beach outlet of Starbucks in response to an FIR against six of...
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Kerala Police arrests 6 students for sticking pro-Palestine posters on Starbucks store, charges include incitement for riot
Kerala Police on Sunday arrested six student activists for sticking pro-Palestine boycott posters on a Starbucks store near Kozhikode beach. The students of Farook College in Kozhikode district were released on station bail after producing two sureties.
Unending exodus: Crackdown pushes India’s Rohingya refugees to flee
On July 01, 2022, Nur Hafez and his family crossed Indo-Bangladesh once again to return to Cox’s Bazar, where nearly a million Rohingyas like...
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