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Even as Shiv Sena turns ‘secular’, poster boy Umar Khalid mocks Aditya Thackeray, says he wouldn’t share a stage with him

Umar Khalid went on to claim that if Aaditya Thackeray was present at the venue, he would not have shared the stage with him. Further, Khalid said that the young leader of  'secular' Shiv Sena has not stated a clear stand on the issue of the NPR.

Struggles dismissed if you don’t hate Hindus, don’t need such love: Acid attack survivor Rangoli Chandel hits out after ‘comedian’ mocked her

Rangoli Chandel, reacting to Khatri's shameful attempt to mock her, stated that the main reason behind the hatred she receives from such 'secular liberals' is that she is not anti-Hindu and doesn't deride India, or our security forces in her tweets.

Lawyer who represented Laxmi Agarwal files plea in Delhi Court seeking stay on release of Chhapaak: Read why

Aparna Bhat, the lawyer who represented Laxmi Agarwal has moved Delhi Court seeking for a stay on Chhapaak

In their bid to fear-monger about CAA-NRC, ‘liberals’ are exposing how Muslim cab drivers are flouting safety rules

If social media activists are to be believed, the 'cab drivers' are now changing their names on cab aggregator apps to 'hide' their Muslim identity.

Pakistani passport becomes fourth-worst for overseas travel, tied with Somalia

In its latest report, the Index has found that only 32 nations allow visa-free access to Pakistan, tied with Somalia.

Kerala: Left-wing ‘activists’ block Nobel laureate Michael Levitt for hours in his houseboat during Bharat Bandh

Levitt, who received the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, was on a three-day visit to the state. His boat, anchored near Alappuzha after a trip to Kumarakom, was not allowed to leave by CITU protestors, who threatened the crew.

IPS officer Aslam Khan speaks the language of Pulwama terrorist, makes a ‘cow urine’ jibe at BJP Delhi spokesperson

The latest to join in making the 'cow urine' jibe to mock Hinduism is Delhi-based senior IPS officer, Aslam Khan.

Nobel laureate Abhijit Banerjee rues how JNU is no more a place with vibrant debates between different ideologies

Abhijit Banerjee lamented that JNU was a safe place for voicing dissenting opinions when he studied in the university

West Bengal: Videos of police vandalising vehicles and setting them on fire emerge from Malda

In a video, police in Malda, West Bengal, can be seen smashing windowscreens of cars during the Bharat Bandh violence

Watch: Pakistanis extend support to JNU students in Lahore, chant ‘halla bol’ in solidarity against PM Modi

Students and teachers in Lahore, Pakistan took out a rally on Wednesday in solidarity with the JNU students.

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