Delhi Police Documents Confirm Pellet Guns Used Against Protesters on July 20
General Diary from Parliament Street police confirms anti-riot guns and pellet shells were used during July 20 protests, contradicting police denials.
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Amnesty International Accuses Indian State-Run Defense Companies of Arming Israel in Gaza Conflict
Amnesty says Indian state-owned defence firms supplied weapons to Israel during Gaza war, risking complicity in international law violations.
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APCR Criticizes Detention of Goa Protesters Holding Posters of Political Prisoners, Alleges Criminalisation of Dissent
APCR condemned the detention of activists Sudeep Dalvi, Danish, and NEET protesters in Goa, saying criminal law was used to suppress peaceful dissent.
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APCR condemns detention of Goa protesters for posters of political prisoners, claims criminalisation of dissent
The organisation argued that the sequence of events raises concerns that criminal law is being used to intimidate dissenters rather than ensure justice
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West Bengal Christian Organisation Launches Statewide Peace Drive Following Alleged Church Attacks
West Bengal Christian group launches peace campaign after alleged church attacks, planning 100 rallies, a prayer meet, and interfaith dialogues to foster harmony.
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Delhi Mayor Calls for Shutting Down Meat Shops on Kanwar Yatra Paths in Sawan Month
Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi urged MCD to close meat shops along Kanwar Yatra routes during Sawan, citing religious sentiments and illegal night-time operations.
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Supreme Court Declares Pellet Guns Not Bannable Under Current Rules, Requests RAF Ammunition Log
Supreme Court says pellet guns cannot be banned under current rules, but seeks RAF ammo log and medical care for injured protesters.
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Madhya Pradesh Teacher Accused of Beating Dalit Student Over Bottle, Caste Slur Used
A govt school teacher in MP’s Shivpuri allegedly assaulted a Dalit student after he drank from his bottle, using caste slurs, sparking outrage.
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Hindu Organisation Demonstrates Outside Meerut’s Deepak Hotel Upon Discovering Muslim Owner, Police Initiate Investigation
Hindu group protested Meerut's Deepak Hotel, claiming Muslim owner hid identity during Kanwar Yatra, prompting police to investigate.
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Calcutta High Court Rules Aadhaar, PAN, and Bank Accounts Insufficient for Proving Indian Citizenship
Calcutta HC ruled Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID and bank account alone can't prove Indian citizenship, dismissing habeas plea over electoral roll deletions.
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West Bengal Court Orders Muslim Man to Clean Hindu Temple as Bail Condition for Climbing Rath in Shoes for Reel
Bengal court bailed Muslim man Babulal Sheikh, ordering daily temple cleaning after he climbed a Rath in shoes for a viral reel.
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Bengal CM’s Communal Rhetoric Targets Jamatis, Islamists, and Friday People in CJP Protest Crackdown
Imran said his brother was arrested despite video showing him cleaning streets, not pelting stones or heckling journalists during the protest.
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APCR Obtains Bail for Three Individuals in Kolkata Student Protest Case
APCR helped three arrested in the July 24 Kolkata student protest secure bail, with advocates Syed Nafirul Islam and Altamash Haider providing legal aid.
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West Bengal Muslim Man Booked Over Rath Shoe-Climb Reel; Court Directs Temple Premises Cleaning as Bail Requirement
A West Bengal court granted conditional bail to Muslim man Babulal Sheikh after he climbed a Rath wearing shoes, ordering him to clean temple premises daily.
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Protests Trail Netanyahu on DC Visit with Trump: ‘Bibi, You Can’t Hide!’
Protesters shadow Netanyahu’s DC trip, chanting genocide accusations as Trump backs Israel amid Gaza war and ICC warrant calls.
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Beyond the Protests: Uncovering the Systemic Structures
Protests sparked hope, yet revealed selective outrage—why solidarity appears for some victims but not others, exposing deep systemic hierarchies.
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Vande Mataram Bill Gains Hindu Saint Support Despite Muslim Opposition
The Vande Mataram Bill passed in Rajya Sabha on July 29, 2026, earning Hindu support while facing opposition from some Muslim leaders.
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Cyber fraud incidents jump threefold in four years, Telangana leads in case count
Cyber fraud cases in India nearly tripled 2020 to 2024, hitting 29,758; Telangana topped with 18,922 cases as authorities launched cybercrime initiatives.
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Assam Flood Death Toll Climbs to 78 as Over 300,000 Still Affected
Assam's flood death toll reached 78, with over three lakh people affected, relief camps active, and heavy rainfall forecast for coming days.
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Pinky Chaudhary, Hindutva Leader, Urges Violence Against Student Protesters, Saying 'Beat Them Black and Blue'
Pinky Chaudhary posted videos urging followers to violently attack student protesters, calling them anti-national and threatening to beat them black and blue.
