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In order to bring back sanity in India, the BJP has to be dispensed with Disha Ravi eventually got bail on Tuesday after spending nine days in custody but not before establishing that the BJP government consists of a bunch of clumsy and inept individuals. Under Modi sarkar a crisis succeeds the other, exposing the myopic vision of the Indian prime minister. His acolytes pass more readily as goons than politicians. India is under siege by a coterie of RSS-trained individuals, who have no qualms in deploying brute force to settle issues like Citizen Amendment Bill and farmers’ protest. Pers...

Authorities in India have adopted laws and policies that systematically discriminate against Muslims and stigmatize critics of the government, Human Rights Watch said today.

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J&K Tourism stall at ITM bags award for presentation, visual display J&K Tourism stall at ITM bags award for presentation, visual display Excelsior Correspondent LUCKNOW, Jan 18: The stall of the J&K Tourism Department at the ITM here was adjudged as the best stall for presentation, display of visual content and tourist communication during the three daylong event which concluded today. The award was presented to the J&K Tourism Department delegation by Chairman & Managing Director, ICM, Ajay Gupta. While presenting the award, Gupta appreciated the steps taken by J&K Tourism Department for t...

A civil right activist holds placards during a demonstration condemning the passing of laws against 'Love Jihad' by various state governments, Bangalore, India, December 1, 2020. [Manjunath Kiran/AFP] On January 6, the Supreme Court of India declined to stay controversial laws recently enacted in several states to tackle “love jihad” – a baseless conspiracy theory accusing Muslim men of luring Hindu women into marriage with the aim of forcefully converting them to Islam. Such laws are currently in place in the states of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh. Other states, such a...