Political Sadness and Hauntology: Ghazala Jamil's New Book on Death and Destruction
Political sadness is a legitimate response to injustice, not pathology. Jamil calls it resistance against systems demanding emotional numbness.
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Press Bodies Condemn Alleged Assault of Muslim Journalists by Delhi Police
Press Club condemns alleged assault of Muslim journalists by Delhi Police, demanding fair investigation and action against officers involved.
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Karnataka Protest Erupts Over Child Misbehaviour
Hundreds gather outside a hospital in Kolar after a man allegedly misbehaved with a six-year-old girl, sparking widespread protests and demands for swift justice.
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Patna High Court Ruling: Muslim Husband Needs No Specific Reason to Divorce
Patna High Court ruled that a Muslim husband does not need a specific reason to dissolve his marriage under Muslim personal law. The family court upheld the refusal to grant divorce.
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Kolkata Muslim Colony Faces 35-Day Water Crisis, BJP Discrimination Allegations
Kolkata Muslim colony faces 35-day water crisis; residents allege BJP MLA Ritesh Tiwari discriminates after pipeline repairs.
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Former Air Marshal Jitendra Mishra Appointed First CEO of Ayodhya Ram Temple Trust
Jitendra Mishra, retired Air Marshal, named first CEO of Ayodhya Ram Temple Trust to lead post-controversy administration.
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Kerala BJP Chief Accuses Muslim League of Sharia-Like System Push
Kerala BJP chief accuses Muslim League of pushing Sharia-like system via backdoor policies, threatening women's rights and social progress.
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Two Palestinian Teens Killed in West Bank Settler Attack
Two 19-year-old Palestinian teens were killed by Israeli forces and settlers in al-Mughayyir village, West Bank, during a raid that left both critically wounded.
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Indian Women Manual Scavengers Question Government's Denial of Manual Scavenging
Women from four Indian states challenge Union government's claim that manual scavenging persists, as they clean dry latrines daily and demand an end.
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Calcutta HC Declines Urgent Relief for Anandabazar Patrika Journalists Over Saffron Hooliganism Headline
The Calcutta High Court denied urgent relief to Anandabazar Patrika journalists over saffron hooliganism headline, rejecting special urgent hearings.
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BJP Men Led Raid on Anandabazar Patrika Office in Kolkata
BJP men raided Anandabazar Patrika office in Kolkata on Sept 1, 2026. BJP spokesperson denied party involvement, saying attacks were condemned.
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Assault on Bangladeshi Woman: Social Media Claim Debunked
Alt News debunks viral video of woman attacked by mob in Bangladesh. Facts show it was a business dispute, not a communal attack by Islamists.
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Indira Jaising Exposes Sexual Harassment Dirty Secret in Indian Courts
Indira Jaising alleges women judges endure sexual harassment from male colleagues, exposing a 'dirty secret' in India's judiciary rooted in hierarchical culture.
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Diaspora Groups Demand UK Boycott of RSS Leader Mohan Bhagwat
Over 20 Indian diaspora groups demand a UK boycott of RSS leader Mohan Bhagwat, warning his visit could fuel Hindu supremacy and deepen community fear.
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Report: Nearly 19.4 Lakh Hyderabad Voters Marked for SIR Deletion, 40.7% Identified as Muslim
Sabar Institute analysis reveals 19.4 lakh Hyderabad voters marked for deletion under SIR, with Muslims comprising 40.7% of those listed.
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Nepal Flash Floods: Death Toll Reaches 1,114, Nearly 3,900 Missing
Devastating Nepal flash floods have killed 1,114 people and left nearly 3,900 missing, with massive rescue operations underway.
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Delhi SIR Reveals Mass Exclusions, Opaque Categories, Missing Voters
Delhi SIR excludes 47.5 lakh voters, revealing opaque categories and missing names. South East Delhi has 43.6% exclusion, with many marked 'shifted' or 'absent'.
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Goa CM Claims Over 90% Crimes Committed by Migrants in Xenophobic Remarks
Goa CM claims over 90% of state crimes involve migrants, citing xenophobic remarks. 2023 comments on Bihar and Uttar Pradesh workers sparked controversy.
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Noida Workers' Protest: NSA Detention Quashed, Chaudhary Jailed Despite 11 FIRs
Allahabad High Court quashed Aakriti Chaudhary's NSA detention, but she stays jailed as UP Police file 11 FIRs amid Noida workers' protest.
