Kerala Muslim Doctor Bride Provides First Aid to Ill Catering Workers
Kerala Muslim doctor bride treats two sick catering workers at wedding. Dr. Shirin Subair provided first aid for nosebleed and dizziness.
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Illegal Infiltrators Stopped at Assam Border
Six illegal infiltrators blocked at Assam's South Salmara border by Chief Minister Himanta Sarma. Police stopped them before India entry.
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ED Raids Jaipur Premises Linked to Pastor Ravi Mohan Pahadiya Foreign Fund Misuse
ED raids at Jaipur premises linked to Pastor Pahadiya involve alleged misuse of ₹2.88 crore in foreign funds. Illegal donations and proselytisation.
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Madrasa Student Allegedly Assaulted, Forced to Drink Alcohol on UP Train
Madrasa student Mohammad Muntazir was assaulted and forced to drink alcohol on UP train between Daurala and Sakauti. Police are investigating the incident after he was taken to Khatauli station.
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Ex-Diplomat Navdeep Suri Challenges Citizenship Proof During SIR Verification
Ex-diplomat Navdeep Suri challenged citizenship proof during Punjab's SIR verification, raising concerns about document requirements for ordinary voters.
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Manipur Muslims Protest Against Non-Muslims on Waqf Board
Manipur Muslims protested August 21 against non-Muslims appointed to Waqf Board. Thousands marched 4 km demanding review of these appointments.
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Bulldozer Vocabulary Shapes Islamophobia in India
Influential terms like 'land jihad' normalize Muslim site destruction in India, demonstrating how language prepares societies to accept violent erasure.
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Eighty Years of Independence: Purification Rituals Expose Caste Discrimination
Kharge faced humiliation after a 'purification' ritual on his rally stage in Haldwani, showing caste discrimination persists despite 80 years of independence.
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FIR Satyagraha Academic Demands Wardha MGAHV
MGAHV students launch 47-day satyagraha for resolved PhD admissions, restoration, and facilities, while a protester claims injury by vice-chancellor's vehicle.
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Assam Muslim Man Cleans Flood-Hit Temples, Mosques, Supplies Gita And Quran
Moon Ali Goria, Assam's Muslim leader, cleaned flood-damaged temples, mosques, namghars, and gave Bhagavad Gita and Quran copies to communities, showing unity in crisis.
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Uttarakhand SIR: Muslim-Heavy Districts See Higher Voter Deletion Intensity
Analysis indicates Muslim-heavy districts in Uttarakhand saw significantly higher voter roll deletion intensity during the 2026 SIR, per Sabar Institute findings.
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AMU Land Dispute: Students Fight as University Remains Silent
The Aligarh Muslim University Riding Club land dispute has sparked outrage as students fought to protect 41 bighas of AMU property while the university remained silent. A high court order failed to resolve the ownership question, leaving institutional accountability unclear.
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Hyderabad Police Ban DJs and Bike Rallies for Milad-un-Nabi
Hyderabad Police ban DJs and bike rallies for Milad-un-Nabi due to noise and safety. VC Sajjanar ordered drone monitoring and strict enforcement.
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Uttarakhand SIR Reveals Voter Deletion Surge in 45 Seats, Muslim-Heavy Districts Show Greater Intensity
Sabar Institute finds Muslim population share correlates with voter deletion intensity in Uttarakhand, with 45 of 70 seats losing margins above 2022 wins.
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Patna HC: Right to Practice Religion Subject to Public Order Restrictions
The Patna High Court ruled that the right to practice religion is not absolute, requiring reasonable public order restrictions on religious processions.
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Press Clubs Unite to Defend Freedom of the Press
Federation of Press Clubs launches in Hyderabad, urging journalists to protect free speech as media restrictions rise now.
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Elderly Woman Killed in Hyderabad Meerpet
Kallama, an elderly nanny, was found dead in a gunny bag near her school in Hyderabad's Meerpet. Missing gold earrings triggered a murder case under BNS law.
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Christian Man Wins Umrah Trip to Help Muslim Neighbor in Egypt
Mina, a Christian man in Egypt, won an Umrah trip by competing in a Quranic challenge to help his Muslim neighbor achieve her pilgrimage dream.
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Telangana Gazetted Officers Protest Hyderabad August Twentysix
TGO protests in Hyderabad on August 27, demanding second Pay Revision Commission, five-day workweek, six dearness allowances, and new health scheme.
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Avijit Das Promotes Hindu Banga Campaign for Bengal Exclusivity
Avijit Das pushes 'Hindu Banga' campaign, demanding exclusive Bengal rights for Hindus and excluding Muslims from the region.
