Let Us Join Hands to Celebrate 75th Anniversary of India’s Independence and Fight the Fascist Assault on Our Constitution
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Let Us Join Hands to Celebrate 75th Anniversary of India’s Independence and Fight the Fascist Assault on Our Constitution

Ever since the Modi Government has come to power at the Centre, it has mounted a fierce assault on the inherent values and directive principles of the Constitution. At such a time, let us all join hands to bring alive the memories of those who sacrificed their lives for our country’s freedom, and educate the people about the importance of our Constitutional values.

Ali Ibrahim Khan and Narendra Modi: the Past and Present of Kashi Vishwanath
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Ali Ibrahim Khan and Narendra Modi: the Past and Present of Kashi Vishwanath

The Prime Minister thanks Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar and Maharaja Ranjit Singh for being the inspiration behind the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor Project. However, both of these did not construct the corridor. It was built by Nawab Ali Ibrahim Khan, whom the PM has chosen to ignore.

The Age of the Unicorn, Brought to You by IIT Kharagpur
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The Age of the Unicorn, Brought to You by IIT Kharagpur

The geniuses at IIT Kharagpur have come up with a new hoax. They have declared the unicorn that appears on Indus valley seals to be a representation of “sage Risya Sringa” of the Ramayana, thus “proving” that those ancient carvers of the Indus valley seals were one and the same as the Vedic people.

A Dharma That Calls for Violence Is No Dharma at All
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A Dharma That Calls for Violence Is No Dharma at All

When self-appointed custodians of Hindus call for ethnic cleansing in the name of dharma, they conveniently ignore the basic precepts of the religion. The philosophy of Hinduism is constituted by a deep commitment to satya and ahimsa. Many stories in our epics illustrate this commitment.

Why the Hindu Extremists Behind #BulliBai Feel Threatened By These Indian Muslim Women
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Why the Hindu Extremists Behind #BulliBai Feel Threatened By These Indian Muslim Women

Women journalists and activists; academics and students; two office bearers of the Congress Party; authors, a lawyer, a historian, a radio jockey, a famous actor, all Muslim women, were ‘sold’ in an online hate crime on New Year. Besides their identity, they had something else in common.