Indo Pak Relations and current issues

Secular Foundations at Risk: The BJP's Exclusionary Politics

It's increasingly evident that the BJP's approach to the elections is sidelining the Muslim community, raising concerns about the secular fabric of India. By not adequately representing one of the country's significant demographics, there's a growing fear that the BJP is steering India towards becoming a predominantly Hindu state. This direction not only undermines the diversity India stands for but also poses a serious threat to the principles of equality and secularism enshrined in our Constitution. It's crucial to recognize and challenge these divisive tactics to safeguard India's inclusive identity.

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Kanhaiya Kumar on Bihar assembly election and alternative politics in India | NL Interview is a National Executive Council member of Communist Party of India ( ). The former Jawaharlal Nehru University student’s name had hit the h...

https://www.dailyo.in/politics/indian-army-human-rights-violation-rape-manipur-northeast-kashmir-afspa/story/1/16754.html

‘Do you have rapists in uniform?’: Why SC asked Indian Army this haunting question Amicus curiae report recommends independent SIT probe into the excesses perpetuated by the armed forces in Manipur.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/bengaluru-riots-over-communal-post-2-killed-section-144-curfew-in-bengaluru-top-developments-1710268-2020-08-12

3 killed in Bengaluru violence, 200 cars burnt, man behind communal FB post held: Top developments Bengaluru violence: A Facebook post laced with communal remarks sparked violent clashes in Bengaluru on Tuesday night in which a mob vandalised a police station and the residence of a Congress MLA. Three people have been killed while 60 police personnel have been left injured after being attacked by...

https://gulfnews.com/world/asia/pakistan/pakistan-work-begins-on-first-hindu-temple-in-islamabad-1.72225096

Pakistan: Work begins on first Hindu temple in Islamabad Government to bear Rs100 million cost of temple construction in capital