Government Reports Muslims Filed Most Complaints to National Commission for Minorities Since 2021
Muslims lodged the highest number of complaints with India's National Commission for Minorities since 2021, government data shows.
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GIO Launches Nationwide Embracing Femininity Campaign to Enhance Women's Well-Being and Leadership
GIO launches nationwide ‘Embracing Femininity’ campaign to boost women's well-being, leadership and identity across India this August.
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Jamiat Leader Mahmood Madani Calls for Govt Clarity on Alleged Israel Arms Supplies, Urges End to Military Ties
Jamiat chief Mahmood Madani urges govt to clarify alleged arms supplies to Israel and end military cooperation, citing Gaza crisis.
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Delhi Court Frees Former WFI Chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in Women Wrestlers’ Sexual Harassment Case
A Delhi court acquitted former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in the sexual harassment case brought by women wrestlers, clearing him.
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BJP Leader Ramesh Bidhuri Claims Puncture Repairers and Locksmiths Outnumbered Students at NEET Protest
BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri said protesters at Jantar Mantar against NEET leak were mostly puncture repairers and locksmiths, not students.
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Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen advocates for UCC in India
Taslima Nasreen emphasized that UCC is essential to remove discrimination against women in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan.
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Bengaluru Student Assaulted After NEET Protest Over PM Resignation Demand; AISA Blames ABVP
A 19-year-old student was attacked by men in Bengaluru after joining NEET protests, asked if he wanted PM Modi to resign; AISA links ABVP to the assault.
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Ice Vendor Urges India to Read Its Constitution
An ice vendor became an unlikely constitutional voice, urging India to read its own charter as protests highlighted democratic participation beyond elites.
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Maktoob Reviews Oliver Sacks’ On the Move: A Life – Curiosity as a Way of Life
Oliver Sacks’ memoir On the Move: A Life explores curiosity, the human mind, and resilience through stories of patients and his own adventures.
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Supreme Court to Hear Plea on Police Action During Paper Leak Protests
Supreme Court to hear pleas on police brutality during paper leak protests, ordering release of detained minors and evidence preservation.
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Haj 2027: Telangana Secures 4,508 Pilgrim Seats, 6,114 Remain on Waiting List
Telangana's Haj 2027 draw selects 4,508 pilgrims, placing 6,114 on waiting list; selected must pay advance by Aug 10 via Haj Suvidha App.
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Delhi HC transfers special judge from fast-track court handling paper leak cases
Delhi HC transfers Anu Grover Baliga from paper leak fast track court to NIA terror court after just one week; Gupta takes over as 13 NEET accused jailed.
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Allahabad High Court Rules Father Cannot Block Women's Voluntary Conversion to Islam and Marriage Choice
Allahabad HC ruled that women can freely convert to Islam and marry by choice, saying no one—not even fathers—may interfere without coercion.
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NMC raises concern over long working hours of resident doctors before Supreme Court
The NMC told the Supreme Court that exhausting work hours cause serious mental stress among resident doctors, urging reasonable duty hours and adequate rest.
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Chandigarh Court Refuses Bail for Journalist Hassan Siddiqui Over Misleading PM Modi Video Shared by Madhu Kishwar
Chandigarh court denied bail to journalist Hassan Siddiqui for sharing a fake PM Modi video claimed to show him receiving a facial massage.
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Mussoorie Faces Tension After Authorities Razed Janaza Namaz Spot in 200-Year-Old Muslim Cemetery
Mussoorie officials razed a Janaza Namaz shelter in a 200-year-old Muslim cemetery, sparking protests and a highway blockade before police restored order.
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Karnal Temple Dispute: Hindu Groups Claim Muslim Man Acted as Priest, Authorities Say He Was Just a Cleaner
Hindu groups claim a Muslim man posed as priest at Karnal temple for years; temple says he's only a cleaner, police investigating.
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At AIMWA's three-year women's conference in Delhi, leaders shared how they've empowered over 10 lakh women across 12 states through education and reform.
At AIMWA's three-year women's conference in Delhi, leaders shared how they've empowered over 10 lakh women across 12 states through education and reform.
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UP Police Roll Out Kanwar Mobiles, QR Codes, Tracking App and Drone Surveillance Ahead of Kanwar Yatra
UP Police introduced Kanwar Mobiles, QR code cards, a tracking app and drone surveillance to ensure safety for devotees during the Kanwar Yatra.
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BJP Demands Clear Labelling and Jhatka Option Amid Protest Against Halal-Only Meat at West Bengal Restaurant
BJP workers protested a West Bengal restaurant serving only halal meat, demanding clear labelling and jhatka options for Hindu customers.
