Pastor Briton Phillips Freed: Denies Conversion Allegations
Christian pastor in MP arrested for alleged conversion; released on bail after denying charges.
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Dara Singh's Release After 25 Years in Graham Staines Murder Case Sparks Mixed Reactions
Dara Singh, convicted for killing Australian missionary Graham Staines and his sons in 1999, set to be released after 25 years, triggering varied responses.
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Gujarat Police's 'Secret' Document Lists Routine Islamic Practices as Radicalisation Indicators, Sparks Outrage
A leaked Gujarat Police document, marked 'Secret', has sparked concern among civil liberties activists and Muslims after listing routine Islamic practices and expressions of concern over global Muslim issues as possible indicators of 'radicalisation'.
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Gurugram Murder-Suicide: Software Engineer Insharah Ayyubi Found Stabbed to Death, Colleague Shresth Malik Suspected
A 25-year-old software engineer from Uttar Pradesh was found murdered in Gurugram, while her colleague was later found dead on nearby railway tracks in what police suspect to be a murder-suicide.
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AIUDF's Ajmal Dismisses Baba Ramdev's 'Hindu Rashtra' Idea as Unrealistic
AIUDF founder Badruddin Ajmal dismisses Baba Ramdev's 'Hindu Rashtra' idea as unrealistic, stating that India is home to diverse religions and communities.
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Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque Dispute: Supreme Court Allows Friday Prayers in Separate Space
The Supreme Court directed the Madhya Pradesh government to provide an open space near the Bhojshala-Kamal Maula Mosque complex for Muslims to offer Friday prayers, while refusing to restore the earlier arrangement inside the disputed site.
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SC Extends Oversight of Noida 2021 Hate Crime Probe Against Muslim Man
SC continues monitoring UP Police's Noida 2021 hate crime probe against Kazeem Ahmad Sherwani, directs govt to obtain chargesheet sanction within 4 weeks.
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APCR Secures Acquittal of Gulfam and Shoaib in Ankit Sharma Murder Case Linked to Delhi Riots
APCR ensures acquittal of Gulfam and Shoaib in IB officer Ankit Sharma's murder case, convicted former AAP councillor Tahir Hussain.
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Nagpur Cyber Police Take Action Against Influencers for Alleged Misinformation on Ethanol Blend
Four influencers booked for spreading misleading info about ethanol-blending programme, falsely linking it to Nitin Gadkari.
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Iran Strikes Two Oil Tankers in Strait of Hormuz, Killing One Indian Sailor
Iran attacked two oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, killing one Indian sailor and injuring six others.
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Assam: 193 Declared Foreigners Sent to Bangladesh in Two Years
Assam government informs Assembly that 193 persons declared foreigners by tribunals have been sent to Bangladesh over two years, including an infant.
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Dalit Labourer's Death in Custody: Murder Case Filed Against Police, Village Head
44-year-old Dalit labourer dies after police questioning in UP's Ballia, murder case filed against 5 including 2 cops.
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Gujarat's Anti-Radicalisation Cells Operational Amid Criticism of 'Institutionalised Communal Profiling'
Gujarat's Anti-Radicalisation Cells operationalised, sparking concerns about 'institutionalised communal profiling' and potential misuse of power, according to civil rights activists.
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Gujarat High Court Affirms Death Penalty for 38 in 2008 Ahmedabad Blasts; Life Terms for 11 Upheld
Court upholds death sentences for 38 IM operatives and life imprisonment for 11 others in the 2008 Ahmedabad serial blasts case, citing massive conspiracy and terror intent.
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Assam Activist Pranab Doley Detained Over Kaziranga Hotel Project Protest
The Greater Kaziranga Land and Human Rights Protection Committee condemns the arrest of Assam activist Pranab Doley, alleging unlawful detention and false implication for protests against the acquisition of Adivasi land for a proposed luxury hotel project near Kaziranga National Park.
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PDP President Mehbooba Mufti Alleges House Arrest Over Martyrs' Day Visit, Police Reject Charge
PDP president Mehbooba Mufti claims house arrest to prevent Martyrs' Day visit, police deny allegations.
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Protest Intensifies: AISA Activist Hospitalized, Wangchuk's Health Deteriorates
AISA activist hospitalized on 16th day of hunger strike; Wangchuk's health critically declines in ongoing protest against exam irregularities.
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CBI Probes ₹99.48 Lakh Scholarship Diversion Involving Ex-Bank Manager and College Officials
CBI alleges fraudulent bank accounts opened without students' knowledge, ₹99.48 lakh in scholarships diverted.
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APCR Report Challenges Legality of Action Against Muslim Institutions in Rajasthan Border Districts
APCR alleges Rajasthan admin's targeting of mosques, madrasas, and graveyards violates due process, as notices served with inadequate time and some delivered via WhatsApp or affixed to mosque walls.
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Silent on Suffering: Pakistan and Bangladesh's Strategic Silence on China's Uyghur Muslims
Pakistan & Bangladesh, despite portraying themselves as defenders of Muslim causes, have remained silent on China's treatment of Uyghur Muslims, reflecting strategic interests outweighing religious solidarity.