Mumbai court denied anticipatory bail to two TISS students for pro-Umar, Sharjeel slogans and Maoist literature at a G.N. Saibaba event.
Hundreds of migrant workers detained in Bengaluru during a police drive to identify Bangladeshis, rights groups allege illegal detention and assault.
Mohammad Ali Jauhar University faces demolition threat after RDA declares 38 buildings illegal, endangering thousands of students’ education and future.
Government shifts to technical talks with Meta, urging action on deepfakes, CSAM, and unlabeled AI content while ensuring compliance with Indian laws.
Hindu group offers 10 acres in Mewat for mosque construction if Shahi Idgah is voluntarily demolished, amid ongoing Mathura temple-mosque dispute.
BJP leader Madhavi Latha backs calling madrasas 'terrorist factories' and urges singing Vande Mataram, Jana Gana Mana in them to foster patriotism.
India is closely monitoring a new trilateral defence pact among Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Türkiye, where an attack on any member is seen as an attack on all.
Mumbai court denied anticipatory bail to two TISS students for allegedly shouting slogans supporting Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam.
Azeem, a 28-year-old Muslim driver, died after alleged assault by Kanwariyas following a road accident in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh.
Over 40 Canadian civil society groups urge banning RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's entry, citing threats to minorities and Charter rights.
Latur court sentenced 21-year-old Rushikesh Bhagwan Narwade to 20 years imprisonment and Rs 8,000 fine for sexually assaulting a minor.
Rampur SP Anil Sisodia said cow slaughter accused are either not Muslims or haramis, announcing a crackdown in the district.
For the first time, Vande Mataram will be played at Delhi's Red Fort Independence Day ceremony on August 15, altering the official programme.
A theatre activist says he was beaten by a mob on a West Bengal train after refusing to disclose his religion, suffering eye and rib injuries.
According to protesters, a man who had allegedly mingled with the procession threw black ink at Bora and women participants leading the march near Birsa Chowk.
Neha Bora, AISA president, was hit with black ink at a Jharkhand jobs protest; attacker called her anti-national amid recruitment exam unrest.
Sambhal cop transferred after viral video shows him touching elderly Muslim man's feet during Chehlum, sparking protests and debate over respect versus misconduct
Teen sisters from Mizoram were kidnapped and gang-raped in a moving car in Cachar; they escaped and reported assault, leading to arrest of three Assam youths.
Karnataka High Court criticised BJP MLC Ravikumar for calling IAS officer Fouzia Taranum 'Pakistani', saying her Muslim faith doesn't justify it.
A Rajasthan court acquitted all 40 accused in the 2015 Dangawas Dalit massacre, citing serious lapses in police and CBI investigations.
