Wednesday, April 24, 2024

India

Interview: Hindus are rejecting BJP’s Hindutva, says Karnataka Congress spokesperson MG Hegde

Hindus are rejecting Bharatiya Janata Party‘s Hindutva, says Karnataka Congress spokesperson MG Hegde in an interview to Maktoob.

Interview: Will work for social justice, says Danish Ali MP amidst hate campaigns against him led by PM Modi

As campaigning for the second phase of Lok Sabha polls gains momentum, Kunwar Danish Ali, the sitting MP...

PM Modi reiterates ‘redistribution of wealth’ claim, justifies anti-Muslim rhetoric: “I put truth before country”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reiterated his anti-Muslim rhetorics and accused that the Congress tried to extend reservation on the basis of religion and give it to Muslims and hatched a "deep conspiracy" to snatch people's wealth and distribute it among "select" people.

‘Blatant lies, Islamophobia’: BJP Karnataka joins PM Modi’s hate campaign against Muslims, posts lies to spread anti-Muslim hate

Joining an anti-Muslim campaign led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a social media post on X by the Bharatiya Janata Party Karnataka made false accusations against Congress and spread Islamophobic rhetoric.

Wings of democracy: How North Kerala’s expatriate voters are flying home to vote

In a remarkable demonstration of democratic engagement, thousands of non-resident Keralites from the Gulf region are gearing up to participate in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections through an innovative initiative dubbed "Vottu Vimanam" or Vote Flight. Despite the logistical challenges posed by recent severe floods in the UAE and other Gulf countries, which led to flight cancellations and rescheduling, dedicated charter flights are set to bring these expatriate voters directly to Kerala.

‘It violates right to self-identity and constitutional rights’. Why Transpersons criticise the new Bill?

Transgender, intersex and gender non confirming community from across the country and allies have together opposed this amended Bill, which apart from an improved definition of the term transgender, continues to be unacceptable and needs to be redrafted or withdrawn.

I will fight for justice till my last breath: Jagdish Kaur who lost 5 family members in ’84 riots

"It is important to assure the victims that despite the challenges truth will prevail. The aftershock of those atrocities is still being felt," the High Court said in its verdict.
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Hyderabad TISS students and their hunger strike supported by Vemula’s family

Rohith Vemula's family extended their support towards the students of Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Hyderabad for their indefinite hunger strike which began on December 17. The students are protesting against the administration's decision to discontinue the BA in Social Sciences course at the Hyderabad campus and make the campus non-residential.

Guatemalan girlchild dies of dehydration in US custody

Tension has been mounting in the U.S. southern border as over 7,000 migrants, primarily from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador have reached the border in the past days. They trekked around 4,000km to request asylum in the U.S., but Trump has chosen to treat the asylum seekers as "criminals" and "invaders," deploying troops to the southern border.
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Adivasi journalist who went missing in Jharkhand found dead

Topno was working as a special correspondent at NewsCode, Jharkhand. He was also working as an Ola cab driver. Prior to this, he has worked in a news portal, Video Volunteers, as a community correspondent. 

BJP struggles in Assembly Elections 2018

Assembly Elections results of 2018 marks a change in saffron rule and welcomes Congress back to power.
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Renowned historian Mushirul Hasan dies at 71

Professor Mushirul Hasan, a renowned historian who served as vice-chancellor of Jamia Millia Islamia, passed away early Monday morning. He was 71. Hasan's health started declining after he was critically injured...

Anti-caste activist Gowsalya and parai musician Sakthi gets married

Gowsalya is a caste crime survivor whose husband Shankar, a Dalit man, was killed by her own family in 2016. Sakthi is a computer applications graduate, who has been pursuing his dream of being a Parai artiste since 2011. A native of Coimbatore, Sakthi completed his diploma in Paraiattam at the Bharathiar University
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‘She is our power and unifier.’ Congress celebrates Sonia’s birthday

UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi was greeted by leaders from across the political spectrum on her birthday.

12.5% of Indian deaths due to polluted air: study

More than 51 percent of the people who died because of air pollution were younger than 70 , the study published in the journal Lancet Planetary Health released the report on Thursday. 
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Rajasthan: SDPI and Welfare Party to contest elections, raising Muslim representation

Welfare Party of India (WPI) and Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) , the political organisations who mainly focus on Muslim and Bahujan politics are very active in the election fronts. 

BJP does not believe in Ram, believes only in hatred: Ramajanmabhoomi priest who spoke out against Ram temple politics

In an interview to Madhu Kishwar in 1992, he pointed out that more than fifty priests had been murdered all over Ayodhya. “I wonder how a person like me is still alive”, he said in that conversation. 
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