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Newslaundry’s Basant Kumar and Akanksha Kumar. The conversation starts off with some bizarre news stories and quickly moves to Basant’s report on the association of right-wing groups with most cases registered under the new anti-conversion law in Uttar Pradesh. The discussion then shifts to Akanksha’s report on how a local right-wing body disrupted a consensual interfaith marriage in Lucknow. The triad discusses the role of local fringe groups before and after the new law came to be. The three also talk about the farmers' protest and Basant’s report on the 12 farmer gro...

Hello Hafta team, This was a really informative Hafta. And the guests were great, too. I totally agree with Manisha when she says “we are this society” regarding the “love jihad” laws. I am a Muslim and my parents are teachers so pretty educated, but the ideas of “individuality” and “freedom” don’t enter their heads: “reach whatever heights you want to but within the confines of our social construct.” Except that “love jihad” laws are being used to target Muslims, most of our adult people love the idea of policing interfaith lov...

The conversation starts with Mehraj Lone explaining how the recently concluded DDC elections in Kashmir were aimed primarily at "depoliticising" the region's politics.