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Joseph Allchin
Joseph Allchin is a journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Why Hindu Nationalists Trialed India’s Citizenship Law in Assam
In Assam, India, the BJP's citizenship verification process has led to widespread distress, particularly among Bengali Muslims, who face potential statelessness. The National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) have sparked nationwide protests and violence, with critics arguing these measures aim to establish India as a Hindu state. The article highlights individual stories of hardship and the broader socio-political implications, including the historical context of migration and partition in the region.
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Deedar Ali Bangwar
Deedar Ali Bangwar is a journalist based in Kandhkot, Pakistan. He has contributed several newspapers including Pakistan Observer, Daily Times, Pakistan Today, Daily The Spokesman, The Dayspring and Daily The Business. He has experience for over 3 years.
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Yogi Adityanath: a rising threat for Muslims
The article discusses the rise of Hindu extremism in India, particularly under the leadership of Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, and a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). It highlights the anti-Muslim rhetoric and actions, including attempts to convert Islamic monuments into Hindu temples and the demolition of the Babri Mosque. The article criticizes the silence of democratic forces in India on the issue of minority oppression and calls for action against religious intolerance. It also mentions the broader context of religious intolerance in South Asia, with India posing a significant threat due to its extreme right-wing factions.
Puja Bhattacharjee
Puja Bhattacharjee is an independent journalist based in Kolkata, India. She covers health, science, environment, gender, justice, rights, and culture. Check out her reporting portfolio at ****
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India: Moderating Hate In A Polarized Society
The article discusses the challenges faced by journalists and minority communities in India due to online hate speech and government regulations. It highlights incidents of trolling and legal threats against journalists, particularly those from Muslim and Christian backgrounds. The role of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp in amplifying divisive content is scrutinized, with criticisms directed at their algorithms and corporate accountability. The Indian government's regulatory measures and their impact on digital freedom are also examined, alongside expert opinions on the complexities of moderating online hate speech.
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Junaid Dar
I am a freelance multimedia journalist based in India. My areas of interest include Politics, Human Rights, Hate crimes, Development, Climate, and Social issues. My work has appeared in several national and international Publications including Voice Of America, TRT World, The Daily Vox, HuffPost, ...
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Top stories at 9 AM: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi shares first photo of Ram Lalla’s idol, 155 tremors felt since Monday morning in Japan & more
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi revealed the idol of Lord Ram for the Pran Pratishtha ceremony at Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, with the event set for January 22 in the presence of key political figures. Israel's Supreme Court nullified a basic law aimed at repealing the reasonableness clause. Japan experienced 155 tremors since Monday morning, with authorities lifting tsunami warnings. The ICSI released the 2024 exam schedule for CS Executive and Professional exams. Anurag Dobhal's elimination from Bigg Boss 17 led to an altercation with the show's team. India faces challenges in the 2nd Test against South Africa after a significant defeat. South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was stabbed, and the assailant was arrested. PM Modi is set to visit Tamil Nadu, Lakshadweep, and Kerala, with significant projects being dedicated in Tamil Nadu. The JEE Main 2024 admit card release details were also provided.
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Saibal Dasgupta
Saibal Dasgupta is a journalist based in Beijing, China.
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The Modi Factor Overrides All Campaign Issues
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's influence, referred to as the 'Modi factor,' is seen as a decisive element in the BJP's recent electoral victories in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh. The article argues that Modi's leadership overshadows other campaign issues and suggests that the BJP should focus on governance and welfare delivery to capitalize on this momentum. It also compares Modi's impact to Indira Gandhi's historical influence and discusses the limitations of issue-based campaigns and freebies in swaying voters.
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Gautam Doshi
Gautam Doshi is a multimedia journalist and a documentary photographer based in Mumbai who is interested in human rights, climate change, environmental issues, development and systemic barriers, and rights for people with disabilities. In August 2019, Gautam received the Bob & Diane Fund (by Ms. ...
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UP's Economy Not as Far Behind Before 2017 as Yogi Claims
The article disputes Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's claim about the state's economic ranking before 2017. Official records from the Reserve Bank of India and the National Statistical Office show that Uttar Pradesh's Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) was consistently among the top three in the country from 2004-05 to 2016-17. However, from 2017-18 to 2019-20, the state's GSDP slipped to the fourth position at constant prices. In 2020-21, Uttar Pradesh's economy was not the second-largest in the country, contrary to Adityanath's claims. The article highlights the lack of response from the Chief Minister's office for clarification.
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Sanjay Kumar
Professional Experience: Working in Sai Media and Advertising Services & Associated with International Media for providing News & Contents. - Working since Jan.2016 to till this date in Jharkhand. Associated with short film making,research Worked with [ Freelancer ] LionBridge ...
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Getting a handle on the battle for Uttar Pradesh
The upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections are shaping up to be a bipolar contest between the Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The SP has formed alliances with several smaller regional parties, positioning itself as the main challenger to the ruling BJP. Despite some dissatisfaction with the Yogi Adityanath government, there is no strong anti-incumbency sentiment against the BJP. The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Congress are seen as marginal players. The SP's alliances aim to mobilize votes from various castes, while the BJP has also secured alliances with smaller parties to consolidate its support base. The electoral contest remains open, with the BJP having a slight edge due to recent political developments.
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Archis Mohan
Archis Mohan is a journalist based in Delhi, India. He has for nearly 20-years now written on an array of subjects, including diplomacy and politics. He has worked for Hindustan Times, The Telegraph and Business Standard.
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What Will Be Modi's Road To 2024?
As the Narendra Modi government approaches its ninth anniversary, it faces the challenge of a united Opposition in the upcoming elections, with the Congress party appearing reinvigorated. The BJP has demonstrated adaptability in governance, responding to electoral setbacks with policy shifts such as the introduction of the PM Kisan Nidhi scheme and the Ujjwala Yojana. Despite Modi's enduring popularity, the BJP's recent performance in Karnataka suggests a need for fresh ideas to maintain momentum. The party's future strategy may pivot between continuing its welfarism model or returning to a reformist development agenda.
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Rituparna Palit
I am an independent journalist based in Uttar Pradesh, a state in Northern India. I write long-forms on the technology market in India and analytical pieces on tech policies. I have a keen interest in engineering and like writing pieces on scientific breakthroughs and achievements. I have also ...
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Fevers Grip Uttar Pradesh With Third COVID Wave on the Horizon
The article discusses the severe dengue outbreak in Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh, highlighting the unprecedented scale of the epidemic and the challenges in detecting and reporting cases. It underscores the poor healthcare infrastructure, inadequate testing facilities, and the government's underreporting of cases. Experts emphasize the need for better surveillance, public awareness, and improved healthcare systems. The article also touches on the potential third wave of COVID-19 and the compounded public health crisis in the region.
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Sanjay Pandey
I am a multi-platform journalist with work published in different Indian and international media outlets, including Aljazeera English, DW, Friday Magazine, Barcroft TV and The Sun. I also take up fixing assignments and work with international journalists with their projects in Indian subcontinent. ...
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Palestine' statements, posts on social media
The Uttar Pradesh government has issued a warning of strict action against activities opposing the Indian government's stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict and supporting Palestine on social media. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the police to take stern action against such posts, following an anti-Israel march at Aligarh Muslim University. Senior district police officials have been instructed to communicate with Muslim clerics to prevent any incitement on social media or from religious places.
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Umesh Kumar Ray
I am freelance journalist based in Patna, India. I write in English. I have so far written for Forbes India, The Wire, Firstpost, M3 India. Newslaundry and others. I can also work as a fixer for correspondents who want to do stories in Bihar.
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Do Manifestos Work? A Bihar example
In the 2020 Bihar assembly elections, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav shifted the focus from traditional religious and caste issues to unemployment, promising one million jobs. This strategy forced the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to address unemployment in their manifesto, although they continued to emphasize religious issues. The RJD's approach resonated with voters concerned about job creation, leading to significant electoral gains. The election highlighted changing voter priorities, with a growing emphasis on development and good governance over religious and caste-based politics.
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Ishfaq Reshi
Ishfaq Reshi is an independent journalist based in Kashmir.
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No Money for Bail Bond, Kashmiri Students Who 'Hailed' Pak T20 Win Await Release
Three Kashmiri students, Showkat Ahmad Ghani, Arshad Yousuf Paul, and Inayat Altaf Sheikh, remain in Agra Central Jail despite being granted bail by the Allahabad High Court due to their families' inability to pay the six lakh rupees surety deposit. The students were detained on charges of promoting enmity after allegedly celebrating Pakistan's T20 win, a claim their families and college authorities deny. The families have exhausted their resources and are seeking help to secure the students' release, while also accusing the authorities of false charges and fabricated cases.
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Mohammad Saleem
Mohammad Saleem is a journalist based in Lahore, Pakistan.
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UP govt will hold community meets to explain UCC's merits, says lone Muslim minister
The Uttar Pradesh government, under the Bharatiya Janata Party, is planning to introduce the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) and is set to organize Qaumi Chaupals across the state to discuss its merits, particularly with the Muslim community. Minister of State for Minority Welfare and Waqf, Danish Azad Ansari, emphasized the importance of public opinion in this decision. The UCC has been a contentious issue, with the All India Muslim Personal Law Board rejecting it as 'anti-minorities' and 'anti-constitutional.' The BJP's commitment to the welfare of all sections of society, including minorities, was highlighted by Ansari, who also criticized previous governments for neglecting Muslims. The BJP has recently seen support from the Muslim community in elections, despite the absence of Muslim legislators in the BJP-led state assembly.
Pirzada Shakir
Pirzada Shakir is a journalist based in Jammu and Kashmir, India. He extensively writes on defense, conflict, identity conflict, human rights, gender, social issues, environment and politics. His work has been published in different international and Indian media outlets including Press Trust of ...
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Gujarat election: Help me win every booth, PM Modi appeals
As Gujarat prepares for elections, PM Modi has been actively campaigning, urging voters to ensure a BJP victory in every booth. The BJP, aiming for a seventh consecutive win, has mobilized national leaders to support its candidates. The election, traditionally a contest between BJP and Congress, now includes the Aam Aadmi Party, making it a triangular race. Voting will occur in two phases on December 1 and 5, with results announced on December 8.
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Haider Sherazi
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Narsinghanand Gives Open Call For Hindus To Form ISIS Like Groups
Yati Narsinghanand, a Hindutva leader, has called for Hindus to form militant groups similar to ISIS, inciting violence against Muslims. His statements have drawn widespread criticism, with calls for his arrest and accusations against the Indian government for protecting such extremists. The article highlights the potential for increased communal tensions and the lack of action by authorities despite repeated hate speeches by Narsinghanand.
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Gurvinder Singh
Gurvinder Singh is a journalist and fixer based in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. I have worked as a fixer for CNN International, Daily mail and other publications who need my services. As a journalist, I am able to help International correspondents and production houses in a better way as I have ...
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India hopes Mahakumbh will bring in investors, but economists are sceptical
The Mahakumbh festival in Prayagraj, India, is expected to draw millions of Hindu devotees and generate significant economic activity. Local businesses anticipate increased revenues, with the Uttar Pradesh government investing heavily in infrastructure to attract investors. However, economists are skeptical about the government's revenue projections, citing the financial constraints of many attendees. Despite infrastructure improvements, issues such as inadequate shelters and unhygienic facilities persist, and high travel costs deter some visitors.
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Anchal Vohra
Anchal Vohra is a Beirut-based TV and Print journalist. She is a freelance Correspondent for AJ English and a writer on the Middle east for Foreign Policy. She also contributes to the Times, the Atlantic, the Telegraph, the New Statesman, and Berlin Policy Journal. Ms Vohra has been Deutsche Welle ...
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Population Control Is Back in India
India's population is set to surpass China's, reaching nearly 1.43 billion, prompting debates on whether to adopt China-like population control policies. The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has members advocating for a two-child policy, while opposition and analysts suspect underlying motives to deepen Hindu-Muslim divides. Despite the push for centralized population control, India's fertility rate has declined to an average of two children per woman, below the replacement level. Experts argue that coercive policies are unnecessary and ineffective, suggesting a focus on high-fertility districts and overall human development. Controversial bills in states like Uttar Pradesh propose incentives for smaller families and penalties for larger ones. The Indian government faces challenges in providing quality education, jobs, and healthcare to leverage its large working-age population for economic growth.
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Hanan Zaffar
Hanan Zaffar is a journalist based in New Delhi, India.
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Hindutva Pop: the Soundtrack to India’s Anti-Muslim Movement
Hindutva pop, a genre of music promoting Hindu nationalism and containing anti-Muslim messages, is gaining popularity in India. Artists like Prem Krishnvanshi and Laxmi Dubey are celebrated in right-wing circles for their songs praising the BJP and leaders like Narendra Modi and Yogi Adityanath, while inciting hate against Muslims. This music has been linked to recent violence against Muslims, including during events like Ramnavmi. Critics argue that the government supports these artists, furthering a narrative that Muslims are responsible for India's problems. The rise of this music genre is causing concern among rights activists and minority communities.
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Luqmaan Zeerak
Luqmaan Zeerak is a journalist.
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Ram Temple Stirs Religious Fervor as India Readies for Election Fever
The article discusses the religious and political significance of the Ram Temple construction in Ayodhya, highlighting the fervor among Hindus and the political strategy of the BJP ahead of the 2024 general elections. It details the historical context of the Babri Masjid demolition, the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of Hindu groups, and the upcoming consecration ceremony. The BJP's role in the temple's construction is praised, while the Congress party is criticized. The article also touches on the local impact of the temple project, including the demolition of homes and businesses, and the challenges faced by the Muslim community in Ayodhya.
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