With many groups challenging the tradition of burning Raavan’s effigies, an interesting counter-narrative emerges
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The author explores the relationship between the legal system, law enforcement and those who are accused of terrorism, providing a nuanced perspective on how terror defendants interact with the law and legal technicalities
Every year, after Rakshabandhan in August, for three months, the entire stretch of two-three kilometres in Tatarpur comes alive. On the pavements, dividers and beneath the metro bridge, hundreds of artisans—ordinary men and women, known as ‘Raavanwalas’—are seen giving shape to Raavan
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The BJP has chosen to field two Muslim candidates, Naseem Ahmed and Mohammad Aizaz Khan, from the Muslim-majority constituencies of Ferozepur Jhirka and Punahana, respectively.
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The kind of peace that there is now is not the peace we want to see because Kashmiris have gone quiet, says A S Dulat
Though the survey provides a critical update to the outdated 1931 caste data, critics argue it seems more like political manoeuvring rather than genuine social justice
In 1992, a group of powerful men in Ajmer trapped girls from local institutions in a web of exploitation involving threats and compromising photographs
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