Wednesday, April 24, 2024

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“It’s a trap”: Why Bengali Hindus in Assam are opting out of Citizenship through CAA

Forty-three-year-old Montu Das was happy after the Indian government announced the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) rules on March 11.  The CAA grants fast-track citizenship to migrants in India from six...

“They slaughtered us”: 41 years on, Nellie massacre survivors now say justice is not for them

“Sunen Bhai’o Musalmaan o bosiaya, ki korilam Borbori te asiya, ki korilam Borbori te asiya, Maa harailam, baap...

India faces highest risk from misinformation, likely to cause societal unrest in upcoming elections: Report

India ranked highest on the list of countries that will be threatened by the rise of misinformation and...

Imperialist fence of hypocrisy on the eastern wall of struggle

Maryam Hassan and Zaina Shahid Khan During the early days of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a video featuring...

Assam woman declared ‘foreigner’ 6 years ago gets reinstated as Indian citizen

On October 7, when Dulabjan Begum came out of a Foreigners’ Tribunal (FT) office in Assam’s Silchar town,...

“Heartbroken,” says Kashmiri photojournalist India stopped from travelling to receive Pulitzer

On 20 October, the 2022 class of Pulitzer Prize winners gathered at Columbia University's Low Library for a dinner ceremony celebrating their awards. 2021-2022 Pulitzer Prize Board Co-Chair John Daniszewski...

Khargone violence: Muslims fined by Claims Tribunal accuse bias

"We were called every 10–15 days and whenever we went to the tribunal for the hearing, it looked as if the judge was the lawyer, fighting the case on...
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Fabricated to take revenge: Kin protest UAPA against Muslim youth in UP with PFI links

On 29 September, around 5 pm, three officers in plain clothes arrived at the house of Abdullah Saood Ansari in summoning him to the police station for "chit-chat". When they...

“He spent more time in jail than with me”: Wife of cab driver Alam in Hathras UAPA case

Bushra Alam, 30, has impatiently waited for a 5-minute call from her husband Mohammad Alam, 31, almost every day in the past two years. Alam, who is in Lucknow...
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“Killed for Muslim identity”: Weeks after custodial deaths of 4 men, case makes no progress

About two weeks after the mysterious deaths of four Muslim men in judicial custody at the Baruipur Central Correctional Home, South 24 Parganas district, West Bengal, their families still...

Mumbai’s Manish Market: Shops of intricacy, imperviousness, inclusion

Slimy floors from accumulated compost of generations, shafts of sunlight filtering through, with Mumbai’s most ubiquitous crows and fattest rats in town with vicious cats chasing them around, Crawford...
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UAPA acquittal: Terror cases destroy lives of tribals

A special court in Chhattisgarh acquitted 121 tribals booked under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act by the state police in connection with the 2017 Burkapal Maoist killings in Sukma,...

Khargone violence: Admin build walls dividing religious settlements

It's been two months since anti-Muslim violence broke in Madhya Prashe's Khargone. The city is still limping back to normalcy after violence broke out on April 10 on Ram...
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“Survival difficult for us”: Muslim fishermen in appealing for mass euthanasia

“I think this is because of our Muslim identity,” laments Allahrakha Ismail Thimar, a 45-year-old local fisherman. For more than a hundred years, a 600-member Muslim community in Gujarat...

Brahminised Environmentalism: Why moral vegetarianism in India is shaky?

The morally superior position of the supposedly caste-less vegetarians in twenty-first-century urban India is more derived from an aesthetic that neatly combines Brahmanism and environmentalism than any effort towards...
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‘Bulldozer politics’ crushes lives of Muslims in BJP ruled states

It was a regular morning in New Delhi’s Jahangirpuri until a few hours after they began fasting, the residents were jolted awake by the sound of bulldozer wrecking their...

Selective fire of Karauli

It was the first shop that I saw while entering the Boora-Batasha market at Karauli in Rajasthan. The overcrowded narrow lanes & the scorching sun were making it difficult...
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