Indian General Election, 2019

“In the last election, PM Modi promised acche din (better days) but people, including the poor, youths, Dalits, OBC, Mulsims, are facing a difficulty time... The BJP’s casteist approach, like the Congress, on reservation and quota for backward classes has demoralised the people,” Mayavati said.

"My case is about the shameful failure of the state in protecting its people," Bilkis Bano told a press conference on Wednesday. She also said she faced a lot of hardship in the years following the 2002 Muslim genocides in Gujarat.

Bollywood actor Swara Bhaskar in her Twitter has apologized to the Muslims and non-Savarna castes of India for the offensive bigotry they are facing during elections by BJP and Sangh Parivar outfits.

Welfare Party of India national president Dr.Syed Qasim Rasool Ilyas will be contesting the Lok Sabha polls in West Bengal.

In an interview with Tiranga TV's Karan Thapar, well-known historian Romila Thapar has slammed Narendra Modi-led government and said minorities feel alienated under his leadership.

Amid growing anxiety about the impact of fake news and malicious disinformation on the world's largest democracy, watch filmmaker Mandakini Gahlot's investigative film on Fake News crisis in India.

The Indian Police Service (IPS) association slammed Malegaon Blast accused and BJP candidate from Bhopal Sadhvi Pragya Thakur over her comment on late Hemant Karkare.

The fate of the detected illegal migrants in the final draft of NRC still remains uncertain. As NRC is in the last procedure before publishing the final list – Receipt and disposal of Claims and Objection. Millions of Bengali community fears to be stateless. with no country to be deported, they are likely to be sent to detention camps in Assam. Even today many accused civilians are serving indefinite detention.

Lets take a look at how Modi govt fared on its promises of welfare of women:-

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday shared a video espousing a speech from the legendary actor Charlie Chaplin's movie 'The Great Dictator'.

In a letter written to Congress chief Rahul Gandhi Saturday, a group of five ex-MLAs -- three of them having been elected five times to Delhi assembly -- has sought fielding of a Muslim leader either from Chandni Chowk or North East Delhi constituencies.

“A notion is built that SCs and STs should contest only from reserved seats, while the general seats are for the upper castes. This further deepens the caste bias. Our goal is to eradicate caste system. Though this wasn't a conscious decision, my view is that Dalits, STs should contest from everywhere without bothering about whether it is a reserved seat or not.”