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Prakash Javadekar continues to expose foreign media’s biased reporting, takes aim on NYTimes over its JNU violence reportage

OpIndia Staff - 7 January, 2020

Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting, Prakash Javadekar, appears to have had enough with the propagandists in the media.

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Despite abuse and bullying, over 70 Bollywood professionals meet Piyush Goyal to discuss issues around CAA

OpIndia Staff - 7 January, 2020

While Media and 'Liberals' maligned them, over 70 Bollywood celebs met Piyush Goyal to discuss CAA

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After Pakistan uses ‘Free Kashmir’ placard to further anti-India agenda, Mumbai woman behind the poster ‘clarifies’

OpIndia Staff - 7 January, 2020

The presence of “Free Kashmir” poster at the protest led many to suspect that it is not merely a students’ protest against the JNU violence, but there were anti-national forces involved.

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‘Girls strategically abused, threatened, shouted at the students who were getting registered.’ Read a professor’s horrifying account on JNU violence

OpIndia Staff - 7 January, 2020

Indrani Roy Chowdhury, Associate Professor of Economics at Jawaharlal Nehru University on Monday took to Facebook to share what happened on campus which led to unprecedented violence where masked goons wreaked havoc.

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JNU violence: Rape victim says ex-The Hindu journalist who roughed up Republic TV reporter abused her and called her names to protect the accused

Nirwa Mehta - 7 January, 2020

Abhimanyu Singh's wife, Aletta Andre, a Dutch journalist in India, is accused of writing fake stories regarding a rape case of Indian where the accused was a Dutch citizen. However, she has since denied the allegations.

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“I don’t decide my views based on Twitter attacks”: Zoho chief on ‘liberal’ bullies who attacked him for agreeing to attend an RSS function

OpIndia Staff - 7 January, 2020

Career bullies also joined in and questioned the organisations because their top executives were attending an RSS event.

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“Azad Maidan has better toilets”: Watch Mumbai Police evict protestors from Gateway of India and relocate to Azad Maidan

OpIndia Staff - 7 January, 2020

The protestors in Mumbai who were protesting against the violence perpetrated by left-wing goons on JNU campus on Sunday evening were evicted from Gateway of India by Mumbai Police and shifted to Azad Maidan.

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