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Babri Masjid demolition: what's the way forward?

Babri Masjid demolition: what’s the way forward?

The Babri Masjid demolition is revisited each year by so-called opponents of Hindutva but apart from lamenting the past what’s the way forward?

Mon, Dec 06 2021 Editor Editorial
Kanwar Yatra cancelled in UP: Know how the BJP tried risking public health for votes

Kanwar Yatra cancelled in UP: Know how the BJP tried risking public health for votes

Though Yogi Adityanath has finally cancelled the Kanwar Yatra in UP under the Supreme Court’s pressure, the BJP’s intention at te first place is problematic.

Sun, Jul 18 2021Sun, Jul 18 2021 People's Review Politics
The Rafale Jet Scam

French investigation into ‘Rafale Papers’ becoming Modi’s Bofors moment

The new French judicial investigation into the ‘Rafale Papers’ will make the multi-billion dollar Indo-French MMRCA deal an Albatross around Modi’s neck.

Thu, Jul 08 2021Thu, Jul 08 2021 People's Review Politics
Time to raise compensation demand for victims of wrongful confinement

Time to raise compensation demand for victims of wrongful confinement

The recent acquittal of terror accused Bashir Ahmad Baba after 11 years of wrongful confinement again brought up the demand for compensation for such victims.

Sat, Jul 03 2021Mon, Jul 05 2021 Tanmoy Ibrahim Rights
Varanasi's Gyanvapi Mosque placed on Ayodhya template

Varanasi’s Gyanvapi Mosque placed on Ayodhya template

Varanasi’s Gyanvapi Mosque is now under gloomy clouds as a synchronised campaign has placed it on the Ayodhya template used to demolish the Babri Masjid.

Sun, Apr 11 2021Sun, Apr 11 2021 Tanmoy Ibrahim Minorities
Licence to rape: Analysing the judiciary's recent comments

Licence to rape: Analysing the judiciary’s recent comments

From “will you marry her?” as a question to a rape convict to normalising marital rape, the judiciary’s comments provide a licence to rape.

Thu, Mar 04 2021Thu, Mar 04 2021 Zeenat Women
Why the Supreme Court’s stay on the farm laws didn't appeal the protesting farmers?

Why the Supreme Court’s stay on the farm laws didn’t appeal the protesting farmers?

Why the farmers aren’t exalted by the Supreme Court’s stay on the farm laws? Why don’t they consider this as their victory and retreat?

Tue, Jan 19 2021Wed, Jan 20 2021 Tanmoy Ibrahim India, Politics
Supreme Court’s bail to Goswami and the question of political prisoners

Supreme Court’s bail to Goswami and the question of political prisoners

Rather than criticising the Supreme Court’s bail to Goswami, why it’s important to demand the release of all falsely-implicated undertrials?

Mon, Nov 16 2020Mon, Nov 16 2020 Editor Editorial
Ayodhya verdict lost its significance for the muted Muslim community

Babri Masjid demolition verdict showed Muslims their place in Modi-fied India

After the Supreme Court’s Ayodhya verdict, a CBI court’s Babri Masjid demolition verdict reaffirmed the position of Muslims in Modi-fied India

Sat, Oct 03 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Minorities
What does the iconic Rath Yatra in Puri during COVID-19 imply?

What does the iconic Rath Yatra in Puri during COVID-19 imply?

The Supreme Court’s permission to Puri’s iconic Rath Yatra amid the COVID-19 pandemic shows the hypocrisy of the state and the critics of Tablighi Jamaat.

Sat, Jun 27 2020Sat, Jun 27 2020 Editor India
Attempt to shift the Shaheen Bagh protest

Attempt to shift the Shaheen Bagh protest rejected on the first day

The valiant women rejected the attempt to shift the Shaheen Bagh protest on the first day of meeting with interlocutors appointed by the Supreme Court.

Thu, Feb 20 2020Thu, Feb 20 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics
Shifting the Shaheen Bagh protest site

Shifting the Shaheen Bagh protest site: When roads become important than people

Shifting the Shaheen Bagh protest site is the biggest concern of the Supreme Court because a road is blocked. The human beings are expendable, a road isn’t.

Wed, Feb 19 2020Wed, Feb 19 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim India, Politics
The Supreme Court's CAA hearing

The Supreme Court’s CAA hearing won’t impact the grassroots struggles

Even when the Supreme Court’s CAA hearing starts, the people won’t be quite excited about it as their struggle will continue to defeat the Modi regime.

Thu, Jan 23 2020Thu, Jan 23 2020 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Babri Masjid demolition: Lessons we must not forget

Babri Masjid demolition: Lessons we must not forget

Babri Masjid demolition on 6 December 1992 was the single biggest terror attack against Indian secularism by the RSS aided by the Congress party and others.

Fri, Dec 06 2019Fri, Dec 06 2019 Editor Editorial
Ayodhya verdict showed what's Modi-fied India

Ayodhya verdict showed what’s Modi-fied India

The Ayodhya verdict shattered the last vestige of faith in the judiciary that a few Muslims had, and showed them their real situation in Modified India.

Sat, Nov 09 2019Sat, Nov 09 2019 Editor Editorial
Ayodhya verdict lost its significance for the muted Muslim community

Ayodhya verdict lost its significance for the muted Muslim community

The Ayodhya verdict will be pronounced anytime soon, but the Muslim community of India has lost any hope of justice in a Modi-fied system.

Fri, Nov 08 2019Fri, Nov 08 2019 Editor Editorial
Ayodhya verdict: Not land, Muslims are striving for equal rights in secularism

Ayodhya verdict: Not land, Muslims are striving for equal rights in secularism

The Supreme Court has reserved its verdict on the Ayodhya dispute. It’s not land that the Muslims are fighting for, but their equal Constitutional rights.

Wed, Oct 16 2019Wed, Oct 16 2019 Tanmoy Ibrahim Opinion
Clean chit to CJI Ranjan Gogoi will have an ineradicable effect on sexual harassment inquiries

Clean chit to CJI Ranjan Gogoi will have an ineradicable effect on sexual harassment inquiries

A clean chit to CJI Ranjan Gogoi in the sexual harassment complaint without sharing the findings with the victim will impact the judiciary’s credibility.

Wed, May 08 2019Wed, May 08 2019 Samiksha Women
Rafale Jet scam and the faux passe by attorney general

Stolen vs photocopied: The faux pas in covering Rafale Jet scam

The recent faux pas on the Rafale Jet scam over a stolen top secret file later becoming photocopied leak, shows Modi’s desperation to cover up the scam.

Sat, Mar 09 2019Sat, Mar 09 2019 Editor Editorial
Aadhaar Linking Bill by Modi Regime

Forcing Aadhaar by Subverting SC Verdict Sign of Modi’s Desperation

The Modi regime’s bid to enforce the Aadhaar-based identification model subverting the Supreme Court’s verdict is a sign of its utmost desperation,

Tue, Jan 15 2019Tue, Jan 15 2019 Tanmoy Ibrahim Politics

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