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Zoha Fatima July 21, 2025July 21, 2025 India pluralism, Indian democracy, Indian Muslim athletes, Indian Muslim entrepreneurs, Indian Muslim politicians, Indian Muslim social change, Indian Muslim success stories, indian muslims, Indian Muslims breaking stereotypes, Indian secularism, Muslim civic participation, Muslim community in India, Muslim education India, Muslim identity India, Muslim representation in India, Muslim startups India, Muslim women leaders, Muslim youth empowerment, Muslims in Indian politics, Pasmanda Muslims

OPINION : Beyond the Rusted Narrative—Indian Muslims Are Rising

Indian Muslims are not just part of India’s future. They are helping to create it. A popular narrative aggressively pushed

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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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Millichronicle July 17, 2025July 17, 2025 Ahmed al-Sharaa, Druze, Druze civil conflict, Druze warlordism, Druze-Israel relations, Golan Heights, hezbollah, Iran in Syria, Israel Syria airstrikes, Middle East analysis, SDF, sectarian conflict, Sheikh Al-Hijri, Sheikh Al-Hinawi, Sheikh Laith Al-Balaous, Suwayda conflict, syria, Syrian unity

What’s Going On in Syria’s Druze Region? A Simple Breakdown

The crisis in Suwayda is not about religion—it’s about power, control, and the future of a nation struggling to unify.

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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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Osama Rawal July 16, 2025July 21, 2025 communal violence India, indian muslims, intra-Muslim conflict, islamophobia, Muharram in India, Muslim ghettoisation, Muslim identity crisis, Muslim sociology, Muslim unity, sectarianism in Islam, Shia Sunni divide, subcontinental Islam, tablighi jamaat, urban Muslim migration, Wahhabis and Barelvis

OPINION: Beyond Blame—The Self-Imposed Isolation of Indian Muslims

Instead of hastily jumping to ideals of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood, perhaps we should first strive to humanize the Shia or Sunni

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Advocate Shahanur Islam July 7, 2025July 7, 2025

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

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The Black Tiger: India’s Most Daring Spy Who Disappeared into Pakistan

This wasn’t the clean espionage of Hollywood—it was messy, lonely, and treacherous. He was just 23 years old when he

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ANALYSIS: Ceasefire or Illusion? The Three Pillars Peace Needs

To achieve lasting cessation of hostilities, three core issues must be resolved – and resolved fully, not cosmetically. Some of

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MBS: Powering Saudi Arabia Beyond Oil

The reforms are part of the broader Vision 2030 initiative that is rapidly modernizing the Kingdom—socially, economically, and culturally. A