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India: A Difficult Place for Women, Children and Minorities
05 Sep 2019
In this episode of ‘Bol Ke Lab Azad Hain Tere’, senior journalist Abhisar Sharma talks about the increasing number of attacks on women, children and minorities.
Ram Puniyani
‘Holy Cow’ Manifesto Leaves Economy in Lurch
13 Aug 2019
The political imbroglio over cows defies economic and political logic.
Pragya Singh
Govt Trying Its Best to Mislead People About NRC in India and in Assam: Abdul Mannan
10 Aug 2019
In an interview with NewsClick, the former professor of statistics at Gauhati University, says the problem is that the government wants Hindus included in NRC and the Muslims excluded.
Partha S. Ghosh
The Growing Phenomenon of Demonising Muslims
07 Aug 2019
The majority-minority cleavages seem to be sharper in democracies than in other systems.
Humra Quraishi
If Akash Vijayvargiya Was Wrong, What About BJP Lawmakers Who Rail Against Muslims?
20 Jul 2019
False propaganda against Muslims and vulnerable sections is a well-designed strategy. The ruling party should act against all offenders in its ranks with an even hand.
Ajay Gudavarthy
Mob Lynching Can’t be Tackled Without Taking on Brahminism
19 Jul 2019
What is needed is a new kind of anti-caste politics that is simultaneously sensitive to gender, religious minorities, backward classes and India’s perpetually-marginalised groups.
Neelambaran A
In a First, Muslim Youth Attacked Over Facebook Post on Beef in Tamil Nadu
12 Jul 2019
The youth was allegedly attacked by 30 men of Hindu Makkal Katchi for a facebook post on beef.
Shabina Akhtar
UN Human Rights Council Listens To Increasing Mob Lynching And Hate Crimes Against Muslims And Dalits In India
05 Jul 2019
Center of Africa Development and Progress (an NGO), South Africa, a member at UNSC raised the increasing number of lynching and hate crimes against Muslims and Dalit in India, particularly highlights…
Ram Puniyani
The Interfaith Marriage of Nusrat Jahan, and Deoband’s Fatwa
01 Jul 2019
For centuries, people of different communities have not only lived together in India but also adopted each other’s practices.
Newsclick Team
I Am 'Miya' — Reclaiming Identity Through Protest Poetry | Karwan e Mohabbat
01 Jul 2019
‘Miya’ poetry is a reclaiming of one’s Muslim identity by the Bengali-origin Muslims of Assam; protest poetry that rebels against subjugation and oppression.