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West Bengal: Pro-hijab ‘protests’ turn violent, bombs hurled at school in Murshidabad, 18 arrested

After the headmaster asked the students to follow the uniform guidelines, the girls informed their parents, who staged a protest in front of the school and created a blockade.

Muslim student who topped class 12 exam in Kashmir gets death threats from Islamists for not wearing Hijab

Aroosa Parvaiz secured 499 marks out of 500 in class 12th exam and she is threatened by Islamists for not wearing hijab.

Trailer of ‘Pawankhind’ released: Third Marathi film in Digpal Lanjekar’s ‘Shivraj Ashtak’ tells the story of greatest rearguard fight ever

The trailer of one of the most awaited Marathi films, 'Pawankhind', was released on 10th February 2022

Kishan and Lavanya get forgotten while burqa-clad Sharia loyalists get echoed in Supreme Court: A tale of two Indias

Kishan and Lavanya will be simply two more names to be documented and filed away in some police station's records.

Udupi BJP MLA K Raghupathi Bhat says he is getting threatening calls telling him to not oppose hijab in schools and colleges

Udupi BJP MLA K Raghupathi Bhat says he is getting threatening calls through internet in the Hijab row

UP Assembly elections: Pallavi Singh, the third poster girl of Congress party’s “Ladki hun lad Sakti hun” campaign, joins BJP

After Vandana Singh and Priyanka Maurya, 3d Ladki hun lad Sakti hun poster girl of Congress Pallavi Singh joins BJP

BJP vows to implement UCC in Uttarakhand if it wins Assembly elections. Here is how Goa is running its UCC programme

UCC has been included in the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) and can be implemented by the State governments.

CBI books shipbuilding company ABG Shipyard and its directors in Rs 22,842 crore bank fraud case

CBI books ABG Shipyard and its directors in bank fraud case, company owes Rs 22,842 crore to a consortium of 28 banks

Ajit Anjum apologises for “chor chamar” slur: Read how British institutionalised caste discrimination through “Criminal Tribes Act”

The Britishers had passed contentious “Criminal Tribes Act” in 1870s, criminalising certain communities as habitual offenders.

Amidst fear of invasion of Ukraine by Russia, US evacuates from the country, Russia cuts down its embassy staff

United States has decided to vacate the embassy in Kyiv with the warning that Russia could invade Ukraine at any time.

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