Demography change in India

The study titled “Change in Religious Composition across Districts in India from 2001 to 2011” stated that at the national level, the Hindu population came down slightly, from 80.46% in 2001 to 79.8% in 2011. But the Muslim population rose from 13.43% to 14.23%. Even Christians saw a marginal rise in their share.

The local Hindus allege that some people belonging to Muslim community have purchased houses in these areas initially at a very high rate and then once the prices of the areas fell, they have usurped remaining houses owned by Hindu residents are very low prices.

Dominance of illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators in the Seemanchal region in Bihar has compelled the local Hindus to migrate to other areas

Assam and UP have recommended to increase BSF's jurisdiction from 50 KM to 100 KM in border areas.

Reports suggest that a few days back, a 100-150 people strong Muslim mob had descended upon Satvik society in Bhavnagar and threatened residents of about 15 flats to sell and leave their flats or face dire consequences

How any property registered with the Waqf Board, even if illegal, becomes its property and it gets protection from the Board.

OpIndia's Nirwa Mehta travels to the hinterlands of Gujarat to speak to the tribals who were lured to convert to Islam and how they were brainwashed to hate Hinduism and inspired to take up Jihad.

A tale of two cities: Stories of demography change from Bharuch and Surat in Gujarat.

Part two of ground report from Gujarat on grooming jihad, Disturbed Areas Act and forced religious conversion.

Busting the myths about 'love jihad' and land jihad, one story at a time.