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Bigot-baby-secular-baby stories make a comeback, this time by hypocritical columnist with The Hindu, Telegraph who justified death of infant in Shaheen Bagh

The anecdotes shared by Dr Nazma and her coterie to demonise Hindu children and their upbringing with carefully weaved words and projected as personal stories are used to launch an offensive on the Hindu value system.

From introducing IPC 295a to Sharia in NIT Srinagar: Indicative list of how perennially outraged Islamists have their halal-certified cake and eat it too

With their innate ability to mobilise in large numbers in the name of religion, Islamists have been able to mould laws to their advantage.

Telangana: Yearning for Change

Both Congress and BRS in the name of Election Manifestos have declared schemes for Minorities in Telangana whose major beneficiary is one Major Community

Financial Times bats for Khalistani terrorist Pannun, claims US govt is worried ‘India-backed unknown gunmen’ might kill him, doesn’t say why US is harbouring...

Financial Times publishes report based on unnamed sources claiming that India plotted to kill SFJ leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun

The juvenile rants of Congress: The outlandish complaints against PM Modi, blaming him for the loss, TheWire whining about Gujaratis and more

When India lost to Australia in the World Cup cricket finals, there was an immediate outrage on two things – One, the crowd at the stadium and two, PM Modi

I was in the stadium – disappointed at India’s loss and angry at those dissing the crowd. Here is how I felt during the...

It was the 43rd over. I was at the stands with a mix of disappointment and admiration as the ICC World Cup 2023's final match played out

Hate for Gujaratis by liberals manifests again as they diss Ahmedabad ‘crowd behaviour’ during World Cup final: The dangerous game for political ends

Following India's loss in the ICC World Cup, social media blamed Gujaratis and left-liberals engaged in divisive rhetoric.

If you give power to Congress, it will take away power from your homes – Karnataka, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan are prime examples

Ever since the Congress government came into power in Karnataka, we have been hearing news about power cuts making their way into the lives of residents of Karnataka.

Amnesty’s anti-Modi Aakar Patel supports riot accused Umar Khalid: History of biases and compromising democracy to achieve favourable outcomes

Aakar Patel posted in support of Umar Khalid, declaring that “locking up a man indefinitely without conviction is not democracy it’s tyranny.” 

Dear Thomson Reuters Foundation – we will not ‘cease and desist’ from telling the truth about Leicester violence against Hindus

Thomson Reuters Foundation has sent a 'cease and desist' notice to OpIndia for our coverage of Leicester violence - we reject their demand

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