OpIndia Staff

The Wire spread propaganda even in the wake of heinous mob lynching of two Sadhus associated with the Juna Akhara at Palghar in Maharashtra

On Sunday, family members, friends and corporation workers became the victims of mob violence when they tried to bury the dead body of a 55-year-old neurosurgeon in Chennai

The financial aid has been provided from the CM's relief fund. Each of the 14,859 Arunachalis stranded in other states will receive Rs 3500.

Rahul Kulkarni, ‘journalist’ with ABP Majha was arrested by Mumbai Police for misleading people with fake news that led to the migrant crisis in Bandra

Mamata Banerjee today questioned the formation of the Inter-Ministerial Central Teams (IMCT) constituted by the Central Government for quick redressal of coronavirus crisis in states claiming that it is 'not consistent with the spirit of federalism'.

The government of Arunachal Pradesh has also refuted the claims made by NDTV. It said that there is no rice scarcity in the state and people struggling for livelihoods are being provided free rations by the government.

Manipur CM N Biren Singh posted a tweet Sunday evening saying both the coronavirus patients in the state have recovered from the illness

MEA stated that Pakistan must instead focus on its own dwindling minorities who are subjected to discrimination.

After the UK High Court's verdict, the case will now go to Home Secretary Preeti Patel for a final decision on this regard.

The duplicitous manner in which the media reports on cases of mob lynching became evident in the wake of the murder of the Sadhus at Palghar.