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Osama Rawal August 7, 2025August 7, 2025 2012 hate speech, AIMIM, akbaruddin owaisi, asaduddin owaisi, communal propaganda, communal rhetoric, communal violence India, Communalism, freedom of speech, hate speech in India, hate speech laws India, Hindu right-wing, Hindu-Muslim relations, hindutva, Indian democracy, Indian elections, Indian media bias, indian muslims, indian politics, Islam in India, minority politics, Muslim politicians, Owaisi brothers controversy, political hypocrisy, political polarization India, religious tensions India, sectarianism in India, South Asian politics, symbolic resistance, Telangana politics

OPINION: Weaponized Rhetoric in India—The Case of Akbaruddin Owaisi

Far from empowering Muslims, Akbaruddin’s rhetoric is downright foolish. In the complex and often combustible landscape of Indian politics, few

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Adnan Qamar August 5, 2025August 5, 2025 AIMIM, Backward Classes quota, BJP Pasmanda outreach, caste discrimination in India, Congress caste politics, Indian democracy, indian muslims, local body elections India, minority rights in India, Muslim caste system, Muslim Representation, Pasmanda Muslims, political marginalization, social justice India, Telangana elections 2025

The Invisible Majority: Why India’s Pasmanda Muslims Remain Excluded from Local Power

As Telangana heads toward local elections, a caste-blind political consensus continues to marginalize the Muslim majority within its own minority.

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OPINION: Two Kashmirs, Two Stories—India Builds, Pakistan Breaks

The truth is stark, data-backed, and irrefutable: India is building lives in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan is destroying them in

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Zoha Fatima July 28, 2025July 28, 2025 Hindi for Voting, Hindi Urdu Friendship, Hindi Urdu Unity, India Cultural Integration, Indian Democracy Languages, Indian Linguistic Heritage, Islamic Literature Urdu, Language and Civic Engagement, Language Diversity India, Political Representation Languages, Shaykh Rabee Hyderabad, Speak Urdu Vote Hindi, Urdu Hindi Democracy, Urdu Hindi Inclusivity, Urdu Hindi National Identity, Urdu Hindi Political Role, Urdu in Bollywood, Urdu Newspapers India, Urdu Origin India, Voting Rights India

Why We Must Speak Urdu and Vote in Hindi: Embracing India’s Beautiful Complexity

When an Indian citizen greets the morning with a sher in Urdu and casts their vote with clarity in Hindi,

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Why Michael Rubin’s Yemen Prescription Is a Strategic Misstep for India

This approach maintains India’s credibility as a neutral actor, preserves its regional relationships, and avoids entanglement in ideological militancy or

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Advocate Shahanur Islam July 21, 2025July 21, 2025 Advocate Shahanur Islam, authoritarianism in Bangladesh, Bangabandhu legacy, Bangladesh human rights, Bangladesh protests 2025, crimes against humanity, freedom of expression Bangladesh, Gopalganj massacre, ICC investigation Bangladesh, impunity in governance, international silence, justice for Gopalganj victims, military crackdown Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus government, NCP hate speech, police brutality Bangladesh, Rome Statute Bangladesh, state repression South Asia, state-sponsored violence, UN Human Rights Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s Gopalganj Massacre: A Crime Against Humanity Unfolds

This was not a case of crowd control gone wrong. This was a premeditated act of state terror. On July

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Bangladesh Turns into a Haven of Anarchy: The Grim Failure of the Interim Government

This situation also reflects a collapse of the justice system. A culture of impunity has taken root, eroding public faith

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Mobs, Murders, and Silence: Bangladesh Yunus Govt’s Human Rights Catastrophe

The interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has thus become a dark chapter of impunity, mob violence, and

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S M Faiyaz Hossain July 6, 2025July 6, 2025 Ala Hazrat Ahmed Reza Khan, Bangladesh education system, Bangladesh women empowerment, Barelvi vs Deobandi, Barrister Mohibul Hossain Chowdhury, child education Bangladesh, Darul Uloom Deoband, Dawra-e-Hadith recognition, Deobandi movement, female factory workers, garment industry Bangladesh, Hefazot E Islam, Islamic education Bangladesh, Islamic politics Bangladesh, Jamaat E Islami, madrassa enrolment, Qawmi Madrassa, sheikh hasina, Sheikh Hasina exile, working mothers Bangladesh

The Story Behind Bangladesh’s Women and the Rise of Religious Schools

Sheikh Hasina made significant strides toward advancing women’s economic empowerment, yet her efforts were ultimately overshadowed by the rapid growth