FIR Filed After Dalit Protester Father Skull Cracked, Demands Arrest Grow
FIR filed after Dalit protester father skull cracked during June 23 Jantar Mantar crackdown, triggering massive public outrage and demands for arrests.
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Nine Years Since Gauri Lankesh's Killing
Nine years after Gauri Lankesh's murder, her journalism against Hindutva and caste discrimination endures. Justice remains elusive as 17 accused face trial.
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VHP Restricts Muslims at Navratri Events in Maharashtra, Requires Aadhaar Check and Tilak
VHP bans Muslims from Navratri garba events in Maharashtra, requiring Aadhaar checks and tilak on attendees to verify Hindu identity.
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Brother of Sharjeel Imam Warns Against Fake Fundraising Appeal
Muzzammil Imam warns against fake fundraising appeal by Sharjeel Imam. He calls for public not to donate and demands authorities identify the perpetrators.
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CPM Leader Lahek Ali Secured Conditional Interim Bail from Calcutta High Court
CPM leader Lahek Ali secured conditional interim bail from Calcutta High Court until Sept 10, citing his mother's serious illness as the main reason.
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Yasin Malik Denies Sarla Bhat Killing Role, Seeks Death Penalty, Separates from Wife
JKLF chairman Yasin Malik denies involvement in 1990 Sarla Bhat killing, demands capital punishment, and announces divorce from his Pakistani wife.
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Muslim Women Journalists Accuse Delhi Police of Beating Them
Muslim women journalists allege Delhi police assaulted them after questioning Chief Minister Rekha Gupta in south Delhi on September 3rd.
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Hindus Only: BJP Leader Rakesh Singh Removes Muslims from Kolkata Janmashtami Committee
Rakesh Singh, BJP leader, has removed Muslims from Kolkata Janmashtami committee, making it exclusively Hindu-led for the 58th year.
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Press Club of India Demands Investigation into Alleged Attack on Muslim Women Journalists by Delhi Police
Press Club of India condemns alleged assault on two Muslim women journalists by Delhi Police, calling for a free investigation.
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Rahul Gandhi Backs Nishu Azad Amid Police Inaction Over Father's Attack
Gandhi supports Nishu Azad amid Delhi Police inaction over her father's attack. He urges action and questions why the accused stays free.
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Cogito Media Foundation Condemns Alleged Delhi Police Assault on Muslim Female Journalists
Cogito Media Foundation condemns alleged Delhi police assault on Muslim female journalists Nafeesa Khan and Shaheen Khan during reporting duties.
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Madras HC Ruling Prevents Dalits from Temple Entry as Untouchability
Madras High Court rules preventing Dalits from temple entry amounts to untouchability under Article 17, violating fundamental rights.
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Six Dalit and OBC Students Barred from Wardha Hindi University Campus Amid Protest
Dalit and OBC students barred from Wardha Hindi University campus amid protest; authorities cite security issues despite ongoing demands for academic access.
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Man-made Shaligram viral hoax debunked after Nepal floods
The viral Shaligram hoax: a man-made statue, not ancient, found in Nepal after floods—fact-check confirms no link to disaster.
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UN Experts Demand US End Unlawful Sea Killings Amid 223 Death Toll
UN experts warn US naval strikes in Caribbean and Pacific killed over 200 people at sea, calling actions unlawful and violating international law.
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US Strike Kills Five at Iranian Wedding; Tehran Retaliates with US Base Attacks
US strike kills five at Iranian wedding; Tehran retaliates with US base attacks. 18 dead, 142 injured, including two women and child.
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Delhi Police Release Ashish Joshi After 9-Hour Questioning Over ECI Social Media Posts
Delhi Police released Ashish Joshi after 9-hour questioning over ECI social media posts. He claimed police didn't inform his family of his whereabouts.
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US Faith Leaders Reject Hindu Supremacy After Being Misled by RSS Chief
US faith leaders say they were misled into appearing with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat at NY event. Both distanced from RSS and Hindu supremacist ideology.
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UNICEF TwentyMillion Children Online Sexual Abuse
UNICEF warns 20 million children face annual online sexual abuse, with millions exposed to unwanted content and many sharing images without consent.
