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Indian Express, enough is enough: Pehlu Khan was a cow-smuggler

Indian Express can’t expect its readers—and I am one—to be polite any longer, especially, after its Pehlu Khan reportage

Intellectual Maulanas and Ayatollahs in suits and boots are rattled by Arif Mohammad Khan and there is good reason why

Arif Mohammad Khan shattered the myth of perpetual victimhood that the liberal fraternity constantly feeds the Muslim community.

Politics and propaganda of ‘Dara Hua Musalman’ continues over Tabrez Ansari, while Hindu victims are ignored summarily

Modi’s political opposition may be weak, but the media has taken the role with the narrative of Dara Hua Musalman

Hinduism has no concept of Dhimmis or Jaziya – Arif Mohd Khan dismisses “Hindu Rashtra” fear mongering by The Wire journalist

Former cabinet minister in Rajiv Gandhi government dismisses the 'dara hua Musalman' narrative.

Tabrez’s father was murdered over a dispute by his friend and not by lynching: Victim’s uncle refutes media reports

Marsood Alam, Tabrez Ansari's uncle has refuted any such claims regarding the lynching of Tabrez's father Maskoor

Tayyab Khan and Sajid arrested for attacking ABP News crew in Delhi

The incident took place on 9th June when two bike-borne assailants attacked the ABP News crew car with an intention to loot them

Rising Intolerance? Here are a dozen ‘hate crime’ stories that turned out to be fake

In recent times, there has been a spate of 'hate crimes' which gained great press coverage but invariably turned out to be fake.

As Antigua decides to revoke Mehul Choksi’s citizenship, ‘liberals’ who questioned PM Modi maintain a deafening silence

Journalists who had attacked Modi after Mehul Choksi’s escape maintains silence after Antigua’s decision to extradite him

Dainik Bhaskar publishes exaggerated amounts as extra cost to air travellers due to closure of Pakistani airspace

Dainik Bhaskar says daily 70000 air travellers are paying 5 times extra due to the closure of Pakistani airspace

When you don’t understand cricket, don’t tweet, else you’d sound like this journalist from The Print

Jyoti Malhotra, a journalist at the Print, which often peddles fake news, wore the hat of a cricketing expert during the India-Afghanistan World Cup match on Saturday.

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