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‘Allah’s law above all’? Jamia Millia students group plans event calling Ayodhya verdict a farce, Ramrajya ‘oppressive’

The organisation 'Students of Jamia' has also shared posts openly declaring that they obey no law but the 'Law of Allah'.

Navy Day: When Indian Navy ships bombed Karachi harbour and turned the tides in the 1971 Indo-Pak war

Every year on December 4, the Indian Navy organises a Beating Retreat ceremony at the Gateway of India in Mumbai to commemorate the audacious attack carried out by the Indian missile boats on the Pakistani Navy headquarters, Karachi on December 4, 1971.

After years of silence, US govt finally tells Afghan allies to act against institutionalized pedophilia: Read what ‘Bacha Bazi’ is

Bacha Bazi is a custom in Afghanistan and is extremely normalized. The US has, thus far, ignored the rampant pedophilia among its allies.

Interview: ‘We have truth on our side, we will win,’ SVDV scholars and alumni clear misconceptions spread by media

Protests against the appointment of Firoz Khan to the faculty of SVDV at BHU continue.

Investigation: The lies and the nexus of foreign organisations behind vilification of Rafale deal and Electoral Bonds

Foreign governments, foreign funded NGOs, a dubious Indian NGO and the Congress party are at the heart of the current controversy of Electoral Bonds.

BHU researcher’s detailed interview: 26 OBC Hindus disqualified to favour Firoze Khan, corruption should be investigated

Dwivedi alleged that a nexus has worked in tandem to appoint Firoze Khan in the faculty. He also alleged that the main interviewers were all known to Khan and other short-listed candidates were deliberately asked questions that they could not answer.

The Rice Bag Project: ‘Mission India’ and how it uses rice bags and caste role-play games to convert Hindus to Christianity

Mission India is an evangelical organization that seeks to 'transform India with the love of Christ through the local Church' and it uses Rice Bag to do so

Today’s judgement by Supreme Court has effectively dislodged the 2018 verdict in Sabarimala case: Advocate J Sai Deepak

Sabarimala verdict: OpIndia.com spoke to J Sai Deepak, the advocate representing the group People for Dharma and the Pandalam Royal Family to get more clarity on the judgement

All you wanted to know about the RCEP, the trade deal forming the world’s largest economic block

The RCEP will provide the Indian industry with a large market with low trade barriers

Vishwa Bhanu who was not allowed to celebrate Diwali by his Muslim neighbours: The Quint misquoted me, If I am being branded a Leftist,...

Vishwa Bhanu, a resident of Mumbai wrote on Facebook on about the ordeal he suffered on the occasion of Diwali as a consequence of the intolerance of his Muslim neighbours.

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