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More than Meets the Eye: On the Attack Against A Bengaluru Activist For Reporting an Allegedly Illegal Slaughterhouse to the Police

By Kedar Nagarajan | 3 November 2017

On 9 June, I was investigating the alleged demolition of a mosque in Sonia Vihar, in Delhi. A group of Hindus I was speaking to became violent when they learnt that I had a Muslim name.

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“Say, Pakistan Murdabad!”: A Reporter Recounts How a Mob In Delhi Assaulted Him When They Identified Him As Muslim

By Basit Malik | 19 June 2017

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Communal Polarisation Underscores the Political Landscape of Villages in Bijnor

By Kedar Nagarajan | 17 February 2017

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Mayawati’s Strategy to Woo the Muslim Voters of Uttar Pradesh

By Neha Dixit | 4 February 2017

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The Mission

By Neha Dixit | 1 February 2017

Inside Mayawati’s battle for Uttar Pradesh

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Scholarships, Nationalism and Peace: Scenes from the RSS’s Event for Outreach to Kashmiri Students

By Kedar Nagarajan | 8 January 2017

When Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM won two assembly seats in Maharashtra in late 2014, many wondered if it might become the first Muslim party with national appeal since Indepedence.

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The Seeker

By Neyaz Farooquee | 1 September 2016

Asaduddin Owaisi’s ambition to unite India’s fractured Muslim electorate

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In the Name of the Mother

By ISHAN MARVEL | 1 September 2016

How the state nurtures the gau rakshaks of Haryana

What the 2011 census shows is that the proportion of Muslims in India has again risen, as it has in every census since 1961.

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The Focus on Religion in the 2011 Census Data Overshadows The Serious Impact of the Differential Growth of Hindi and Non-Hindi Regions

By Garga Chatterjee | 12 January 2016

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After The Rage

By MARK CAREY | 1 September 2013

Survivors of ethnic violence in Assam last year slowly piece their lives back together

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