Content Creators Warn Instagram Censorship Amounts to a Digital Emergency – Alt News
Instagram creators in India report arbitrary post removals and account bans, calling it a digital emergency amid government pressure.
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Delhi University Drops Delhi Sultanate Paper and Several History Courses from Revised PG Syllabus
Delhi University removes the Delhi Sultanate paper and several history courses from its new PG syllabus, sparking concerns over educational revisions.
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Canadian Rights Organizations Call for Sanctions on UP CM Yogi Adityanath Over Alleged Muslim Abuses
Canada rights groups urge sanctions on UP CM Yogi Adityanath and officials for alleged Muslim abuses, citing extrajudicial killings and demolitions.
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BCI Blocks NALSAR Graduates Who Opposed CJI as Convocation Guest from Enrolment, Later Retracts Order Amid Outrage
The BCI initially barred 2026 NALSAR graduates from enrolment after they opposed CJI as convocation guest, later withdrawing the order amid widespread outrage.
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Regulation or Dismantling? How Uttar Pradesh Eliminated Kamil-Fazil Degrees After the Madrasa Verdict
After the Supreme Court's ruling, Uttar Pradesh halted Kamil and Fazil degrees, leaving thousands of students uncertain about the value of their years of study.
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Supreme Court Quashes Criminal Complaint Against Rahul Gandhi Over Savarkar Remarks
Supreme Court quashed a criminal complaint against Rahul Gandhi due to lack of Uttar Pradesh government sanction to prosecute him.
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West Bengal MPs Warn of Profiling and Detention of Bengali Muslim Migrant Workers in Bengaluru
West Bengal MPs say Bengali Muslim migrant workers face profiling, detention in Bengaluru, urging authorities to stop rights abuses.
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Delhi Police Halts Independence Day Speech by JNU Professor Zoya Hasan Amid VHP Protests at School
Delhi Police halted JNU professor Zoya Hasan's Independence Day speech at a school after VHP protesters gathered, triggering criticism from academicians.
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Until Umar Khalid Gets a Fair Trial, None of Us Can Be Truly Free
Six years in jail without trial, Umar Khalid's detention raises serious questions about India's commitment to justice and dissent.
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Rajasthan Cabinet Clears UCC Bill 2026, Seeking to Ban Polygamy and Enforce Mandatory Marriage Registration
Rajasthan cabinet approves UCC Bill 2026, proposing a ban on polygamy and mandatory marriage registration with equal inheritance rights for sons and daughters.
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Kharge Claims Haldwani Purification Ritual Left Him Feeling the Sting of Untouchability
Kharge said the Haldwani purification ritual made him feel the sting of untouchability, calling for action against those responsible.
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Haridwar Records 7,000 Tonnes of Waste After 4.8 Crore Kanwariyas Pilgrimage
Haridwar faces massive clean-up after 4.8 crore Kanwariyas leave 7,000 tonnes of waste, including plastic, clothes and urine-filled bottles.
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Sukhbir Singh Badal Suffers Hand Injury in Nanded Attack; Assailant Detained
Sukhbir Singh Badal attacked in Nanded by a Nihang Sikh with a sharp weapon; injured hand, assailant detained, security officer also hurt.
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West Bengal Plans Laws on Religious Conversion and Land Jihad Following UCC, Says Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari says govt will introduce UCC, then laws against forced conversion and restrict land deals to curb 'land jihad'.
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West Bengal to Enact Laws on Religious Conversion and Land Jihad After UCC, Says Suvendu Adhikari
He said the BJP government had two more major tasks after bringing the UCC, including a law on religious conversion and land restrictions.
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Allahabad HC Grants Bail to Two Kerala Muslim Men in PFI-Linked UAPA Case Amid 'Very Poor' Trial Progress
Allahabad HC granted bail to two Kerala Muslim men accused in a PFI-linked UAPA case, citing very poor trial progress after over five years in custody.
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SC Labels Karnataka's 707-Witness UAPA Case Against Muslim Man 'As Absurd as a Fairy Tale'
SC slams Karnataka's plan to examine 707 witnesses in UAPA case against Muslim man, calling it 'as absurd as a fairy tale' in court.
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Abu Azmi Says Vande Mataram Can Be Sung, But Sharia Followers Must Worship Only Allah
Abu Azmi says Vande Mataram singers face no objection, but Sharia followers cannot worship anyone except Allah, stressing religious liberty.
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Vandalism Damages Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Statue in Kolkata’s New Alipore, Right Arm Broken
A statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was found with its right arm broken in New Alipore, Kolkata, sparking outrage and a police investigation.
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UP: Father-Son Duo Arrested for Shaving, Parading OBC Man in Unnao
A father-son duo in Unnao was arrested after shaving an OBC man's head and parading him over suspected phone theft, sparking outrage.
