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Families of jailed Muslim activists break down at Iftar meet
"He told me he will be home before Ramadan," said Nargis Saifi, wife of jailed human rights activist Khalid Saifi jailed under India's terror law, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act...
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Lawyer for justice: Son of Muslim leader undertrial for 2 decades takes up the fight
Salahudeen Ayyoobi was 10 months old when his father and Peoples Democratic Party chairman Abdul Nasir Maudany got arrested and sent to Coimbatore central jail in 1998.
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2020 Delhi pogrom: Citizens’ chargesheet against hate-mongering
On February 26, 2020, the Delhi High Court asked the Delhi Police to take a “conscious decision” to register an FIR within 24 hours against BJP leaders Kapil Mishra,...
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Ek Khumar ki Shaam (An evening of intoxication): A visit to Khumar Barabankvi’s home
Sitting in the drawing room where Khumar saheb used to sit with various famous shayars and poets was an amazing feeling for all of us.
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Poor Kashmiris targetted in anti-encroachment drive despite governor’s assurance
On 4 February, the stillness of cold winter morning at Srinagar's Padshahi Bagh was taken away by the screams of Sara Sofi, an old woman crying helplessly. Hundreds of...
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Meet Kashmir’s female martial artists, shattering glass ceilings
Jabeena Akhtar, a champion in the Chinese martial art of Wushu, recalls a taunt she got as a child. Akhtar was bruised while playing and taken to a clinic...
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Villagers in Jammu concerned after cracks appear in houses, hundreds displaced
Major cracks and sinking of the residential houses have forced at least 200 people of Nai Basti village at Tathri in the Doda district of Jammu division to migrate...
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Nellie Massacre; “Though impossible to describe, I will try”
Hemendra Narayan, a journalist from The Indian Express wrote an eyewitness account "Horrible doesn't describe it. How many deaths difficult to say" on 19 February 1983. Read the full text
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“Two years of torture”: In conversation with journalist Siddique Kappan
"My wife and my 17-year-old son had to travel to unfamiliar places for me. These are otherwise considered dangerous trips.“
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One year on, Muslim girls in Karnataka grapple with hijab ban, anxious about future
As another end-term exams approach, 18-year-old Aliya Assadi is nervous about what may unfold in the coming days. Assadi, a final-year school girl from Karnataka’s coastal district of Udupi was...
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A year like a decade of punishment: GN Saibaba’s wife Vasantha
When the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court acquitted former Delhi University Professor G N Saibaba and five others in October 2022, Vasantha Kumari didn’t leave for Maharashtra...
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Mewat lynching: Slain Muslim man booked for cow slaughter, Police refuses to file FIR against Bajrang Dal
Neighbours have poured in to console the family of 22-year-old Waris Khan who succumbed to his injuries on 28 January, leaving behind a three-month-old daughter. An unbearable grief has struck Hussainpur, a village in Haryana’s Nuh district.
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