Police Clash with Students Setting Up Library at CJP's Jantar Mantar Protest
Police allegedly beat students trying to set up a library tent at CJP's protest, sparking outrage.
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West Bengal: Man Dies in Police Custody After Arrest for Suspected Cattle Smuggling, Family Alleges Negligence
A 42-year-old man arrested on suspicion of cattle smuggling died in police custody in West Bengal, with family alleging negligence and torture.
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Calcutta HC Seeks Response on PIL Alleging Denial of Welfare Benefits to Persons Removed from Voter List
Calcutta High Court seeks response from WB govt on PIL alleging denial of welfare benefits, including ration & Annapurna Yojana, to individuals excluded from electoral rolls during SIR process.
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Man Dies in Alleged Mob Assault Over Theft Suspicions in Malda; Two Arrested
55-year-old man dies after being tied to a pole & assaulted on theft suspicion in Malda; two arrested.
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Unveiling Colonial Power: Umar Khalid's 'Fractured Communities'
Umar Khalid's 'Fractured Communities' reveals colonial rule's subtle power, transforming society via admin documents, not just violence.
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MeitY's WhatsApp Username Feature Notice Challenged by IFF for Lacking Legal Basis
IFF criticizes MeitY's notice to WhatsApp over usernames feature, arguing it has no clear basis in law and sets a precedent for government intervention in platform design.
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Kerala: Actor Tini Tom Facing FIR for Alleged Islamophobic 'Jihadi' Remarks Against Ansiba Hassan
Kerala Police registers FIR against actor Tini Tom for making Islamophobic 'jihadi' remarks against Ansiba Hassan, following court directive.
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West Bengal CM Adhikari: 26 Lakh Annapurna Yojana Applications Rejected After Voter Roll Screening
CM Suvendu Adhikari reveals 26 lakh applications rejected due to missing names in electoral rolls, alleges inclusion of non-Indians and deceased.
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Rajasthan Incident: Muslim Labourers Allegedly Kidnapped, Tortured, Forced to Chant 'Jai Shri Ram'
Three Muslim labourers in Rajasthan's Beawar allege abduction, torture, and forced religious chanting by Hindu men who targeted them for their faith.
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RSS Silent on Priyank Kharge's Letter, Awaits Legal Action
RSS declines to respond to Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge's letter, staying silent until legal action is initiated.
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Assam Muslim Man Declared Foreigner Despite 15 Documents, Gauhati HC Upholds Tribunal Order Under 1946 Act
Gauhati High Court upholds Foreigners' Tribunal order declaring Assam Muslim man a foreigner, despite his submission of 15 documents.
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Bhagwat: Partition Arrivals Were 'Struggle Warriors', Not Refugees
SS chief Mohan Bhagwat hails post-Partition immigrants as 'warriors of struggle' who chose faith & nation over wealth.
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Gandhi Statue Defaced in Katwa, Political Outcry for Swift Justice
Katwa residents awaken to desecrated Gandhi statue, sparking outrage and demands for swift action.
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Indian Sailor's Family Alleges Organ Theft After Repatriation from Venezuela
Family of Indian merchant navy sailor alleges vital organs missing after body repatriated from Venezuela, raising suspicions of foul play.
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Over 55 Sanitation Workers Lost Lives in Sewer Cleaning from Feb to June 2026
More than 55 sanitation workers died cleaning sewers & septic tanks across India between Feb & June 2026, despite SC's ban on manual scavenging.
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Kerala Muslim Leader Performs Hindu Last Rites for Abandoned RSS Worker
Irfana Iqbal, a Kerala panchayat member, fulfilled her promise to a dying man by lighting his funeral pyre, despite being a Muslim and him a former RSS worker.
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Ghaziabad: 25-Year-Old Muslim Youth Dies After Abduction and Beating Post Minor Road Accident; One Arrested
25-year-old Muslim youth dies after alleged abduction and assault by car occupants following minor scooter collision in Ghaziabad's Mustafabad; one arrested.
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Mahua Moitra Alleges Targeted Attack by BJP Workers in Nadia
TMC MP Mahua Moitra claims injury after BJP supporters attack her meeting in West Bengal's Nadia; police present but 'stood and watched'.
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CJP Protest and the Question of Muslim Participation
Students join CJP protest, not endorsing party, but seeking educational justice and visibility for marginalized students.
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Muslim Man Declared Foreigner Despite Extensive Citizenship Evidence
Gauhati High Court upholds Foreigners' Tribunal order, dismissing man's claim despite 15 documents, including NRC records and electoral rolls.