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Though Prashant Bhushan accepted one mistake he has a long list of lies which he has notoriously peddled throughout his diffusive career

Bollywood actor Irrfan Khan faces the ire of radical Islamists on social media after his untimely death for his progressive thinking

"Take back Akshay Kumar and give us Irrfan Khan back", wrote Rachita Taneja who deactivated her account a little later after tweet

Anti-Hindu vandalism on Wikipedia continues, now page of RSS vandalised to brand it is as terrorist organisation

Khan went on to assert that Indian Muslims enjoy huge goodwill in the Arab and Muslim world for their services over centuries to Islamic causes. He threatened that if Indian Muslims complain to their friends in the Arab world, Hindus in India will face an 'avalanche'.

Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, BJP leader and Minority Affairs Minister, slammed the Tablighi Jamaat for calling themselves 'Corona warriors'.

Twitter user Major Neelum Singh (rtd) had shared a satirical post that had mocked the Cyberabad police for its arbitrary response against a poor Hindu vendor for sporting a saffron flag on his cart.

Congress leader Dr Udit Raj claimed that while 17 companies in India were ready to provide coronavirus testing kits for as low as Rs 500, PM Modi gave the contract to one Gujarat-based company for Rs 4,500 per kit.

Congress supporters shared an image which stated that like Sonia Gandhi alias Antonia Maino, who has roots in Italy, Goddess Sita, too, had roots in Nepal.

Images of the soldier from an elite commando unit being tied up in chains in a police station have caused a furore on social media.