Seven Devotees Killed in Bihar Temple Stampede at Ashok Dham, Lakhisarai; Over 12 Injured
Seven devotees died and over 12 were injured in a stampede at Bihar's Ashok Dham temple after a fallen power pole sparked panic and barricade collapse.
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Mehbooba Mufti Affirms Support for Article 370, Labels Herself a Dimaagi Naxal in Reply to Rijiju
Mehbooba Mufti supports Article 370, calls herself a 'dimaagi Naxal' after Rijiju labeled its supporters as such, igniting debate today.
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Mehbooba Mufti Affirms Support for Article 370, Labels Herself a Dimaagi Naxal in Response to Rijiju
Mehbooba Mufti backs Article 370, calling herself a 'dimaagi Naxal' after Rijiju labeled its supporters as such, sparking political debate.
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Kerala School Owner Sparks Controversy Telling Students to Go to Pakistan Over Independence Day Absence
A Kerala school owner said students missing Independence Day should 'go to Pakistan,' sparking protests over alleged lack of patriotism.
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Shehzad Poonawalla Steps Down from BJP Due to Financial and Personal Reasons
Shehzad Poonawalla resigns as BJP spokesperson, citing financial and personal reasons, and plans to join the private sector.
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Chidambaram Says He’s Proud to Be a Dimagi Naxal, Hits Back at PM Modi
Chidambaram declared pride in being called a 'dimagi naxal' after PM Modi warned against such thinking, sparking political clash.
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West Bengal Muslim Man Dies After Alleged Attack Over Government School Survey; CJP Blames BJP
A West Bengal man’s father died after an alleged attack over a government school survey, with CJP accusing BJP-linked goons and police inaction.
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Review: Syed Ubaidur Rahman’s Peaceful Expansion of Islam in India Explores Beyond Battlefield Narratives
Rahman’s book highlights peaceful Islamic expansion via trade, Sufi networks, and local communities, and scholarly exchange across India.
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“We Will Not Be Silenced”: CJP Calls for Arrest After Alleged Attack Claims Life of Bankura Volunteer Abdul’s Father
CJP demands arrest after alleged attack kills father of volunteer Abdul Hafeez during school inspection campaign in Bankura, West Bengal.
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West Bengal: CM Suvendu Adhikari Denies BJP Involvement in Attack Leading to CJP Volunteer Abdul’s Father’s Death
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari denied BJP involvement in an attack that killed CJP volunteer Abdul’s father, saying those named in the FIR are criminals.
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Sitapur Tragedy: Muslim Teen Found Hanging Near Graveyard Three Days After Disappearance, Family Alleges Rape and Murder
A 16‑year‑old Muslim girl in Sitapur was found hanging from a tree near a graveyard three days after vanishing; her family says she was raped and murdered.
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BAPSA and JTSA Question JNUSU’s Exclusion of Adivasis from Indigenous Peoples’ Day Event
BAPSA and JTSA accuse JNUSU of erasing Adivasi voices by holding an Indigenous Peoples’ Day event with no Adivasi panelists.
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Muslim Man Dies on Independence Day After Alleged BJP Attack on CJP Volunteer Son Over School Survey in West Bengal
A Muslim man in West Bengal died after BJP workers allegedly attacked his family over a school survey conducted by his CJP volunteer son on Independence Day.
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Republic and Gujarat Samachar publish reports based on fake Italian Embassy statement
After Rahul Gandhi and Sandeep Dikshit joked about Modi’s hugs, a fake Italian Embassy statement spread on social media.
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Alt News Fact Check: Harbhajan Singh’s ‘Zombie Drugs’ Video Actually from Rajasthan, Not Punjab
Alt News found that the viral ‘zombie drugs’ video shared by Harbhajan Singh was filmed in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, not Punjab, as claimed.
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Dalit Rapido Driver Reports 99-Year Account Suspension After Challenging Casteist Remarks
A Lucknow Dalit cab driver alleges Rapido suspended his account for 99 years after he objected to passengers' casteist remarks, claiming he wasn't heard.
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Kerala Government Omits Vande Mataram from Independence Day Celebration, BJP Claims Muslim League Influence
Kerala govt skipped Vande Mataram at Independence Day event despite Centre directive, prompting BJP to allege Muslim League influence.
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CAG Detects E. coli in Drinking Water at Multiple Railway Stations, Highlights Lack of Basic Passenger Amenities
CAG finds E. coli in drinking water at several Indian railway stations, citing poor sanitation and missing basic passenger facilities.
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Maktoob: Jharkhand Students and the Politics of ‘Good’ Protesters
Despite being labeled 'good protesters,' Jharkhand students faced water cannons and lathi-charges, revealing the state's selective tolerance of dissent.
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Muslim Women Who Battled for India’s Independence and Were Almost Erased from History
Muslim women like Begum Hazrat Mahal and Bi Amma led resistance, fundraising and mobilisation in India’s freedom fight, yet were nearly forgotten.
