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Muslim student activist Afreen Fatima in her complaint to National Women’s Commission, alleged that her father, mother and sister were picked up by the Allahabad police Friday night, without any notice or warrant, and she is unable to find out their whereabouts for the last several hours.

All India Muslim Personal Law Board on Friday appealed Islamic scholars (Ulema) and intellectuals to not participate in television debates those have "sole intention is to make a mockery...

At least 109 Muslims were arrested from various districts of Uttar Pradesh Friday hours after Muslims in the state took to the streets to demand the arrest of Nupur Sharma over her derogatory comments on prophet Muhammed.

Hindu men were caught slapping and harassing three Muslim fakirs (ascetics) who were begging for alms in Uttar Pradesh's Degur village in Gonda area.

The Environment Performance Index 2022, jointly prepared by Yale and Columbia University has put India in the lowest position in the list of 180 countries even below Sudan, Pakistan,...

Indian Union Muslim League MP ET Muhammed Basheer and delegation was Thursday prevented from visiting Muslims who were targeted and booked for protesting hate speech and detained by the Uttar Pradesh Police.

“This is the first FIR I’ve seen that’s not specifying what the crime is. Imagine an FIR about a murder where cops don’t mention the weapon or that the victim bled to death” Owaisi said.

The Calcutta High Court ordered the CBI to look into a case contesting corrupt practices in primary teacher recruitment in the state on Wednesday.

The Uttar Pradesh Police on Wednesday arrested three Muslim youth associated with the Popular Front of India (PFI) in connection with the Kanpur violence, taking the total number of arrests in the case to 54.

During a four-day Hindu Conclave held in Kerala last month, the speakers had called former Vice President Mohammad Hamid Ansari and late Union minister E Ahamed “terrorists.”

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday temporarily stayed the sedition proceedings stemming from the First Information Report (FIR) registered against filmmaker Aisha Sultana in 2021 by the Lakshadweep Police.

The Editors Guild of India in a press statement rebuked some national TV channels for their irresponsible and greedy actions, "deliberately creating circumstances that target vulnerable communities by spewing hatred towards them and their beliefs.”