Public memory traces the origin of the term 'godi media' to senior journalist Ravish Kumar's criticism of media channels that, instead of acting as watchdogs of the government, have become lapdogs, particularly in the post-2014 years.
In Rajasthan's border districts, Hindus and Muslims jointly protest mosque demolitions, demanding due process and preserving communal harmony.
Students at Aligarh Muslim University express anger and frustration as Adhan announcements through loudspeakers are temporarily halted at campus mosques during Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's visit, sparking debates about religious freedoms and security protocols.
UN report finds sexual violence used as weapon in Sudan conflict, with 546 incidents verified since April 2023.
Mufti urges Kashmiri Pandits to return, emphasizing mutual trust and cooperation, and calls for improved facilities and better living conditions.
Manipur's conflict disproportionately affects women & children, with displacement, loss of livelihood, & education disruption. Peace is crucial for their dignity & future.
The Ad Dharm Movement, founded by Mangu Ram Mugowalia in 1926, marks its centenary as a transformative force in Punjab's Dalit history, championing dignity, self-respect, and an independent identity against caste oppression.
Amnesty International condemns secret trial, calls for activists' immediate release.
In a display of unity, Muslims in Assam's Ambari-Parerchar performed last rites for a Hindu youth, reflecting strong communal harmony.
AIMPLB announces nationwide movement against Muslim marginalisation, mosque demolitions, and growing hostility. Board opposes Uniform Civil Code and compulsory Vande Mataram, citing religious freedom concerns under Article 25.
AIMPLB announces nationwide movement addressing Muslim marginalisation, opposing UCC implementation and mandatory Vande Mataram in educational institutions.
Kolkata's Suhrawardy Avenue renamed Gopal Mukherjee Road, reigniting debate on Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy's legacy.
Read Umar Khalid's doctoral research, 'Fractured Communities', free on Kindle until June 27.
Indian authorities are forcibly expelling ethnic Bengali residents, mostly Muslims from West Bengal state, to Bangladesh without basic due process, Human Rights Watch said today.
A joint team raided two locations in Adityapur, rescuing four minors from a sweet shop and a car washing centre. The children were handed to their parents, while owners received strict warnings against child labour.
APCR criticizes eviction notices to mosques & madrasas in Barmer, saying they violate constitutional rights & natural justice.
A Muslim woman and Hindu man wed in UP's Badaun under police supervision after family disputes.
Jamaat-e-Islami Hind raises alarm over demolition drives displacing families without rehabilitation across India, including religious structures and homes, urging support for affected communities.
APCR Rajasthan's one-day training in Udaipur equipped 20 district volunteers with legal knowledge to support vulnerable groups.
Meta suspends Indian activist Aasif Mujtaba's Instagram account, citing community guideline violations, but specifics remain unclear.
