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In UK's Hindu-Muslim Tension, An Alleged Role Of Twitter Accounts In India
A network of fake accounts originating outside of the UK stoked violence between Muslims and Hindus in a British city earlier this year, according to research first provided to Bloomberg News.
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"52 Indians Died, Won't Say Hindu-Muslim": Amit Shah On Delhi Riots
Amid crossfires between the BJP and the Opposition over last month's Delhi violence, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday praised the Delhi police for their handling of the situation when clashes broke out in northeast Delhi.
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"Politicians Who Cause Hindu-Muslim Rift Should Be Set On Fire": BJP Ally
NDA ally and minister in the Uttar Pradesh government, OP Rajbhar, landed himself in a controversy after he said why only common people suffer during communal riots. "Neta kyun nahi marta (why don't leaders die?)" Mr Rajbhar said, while addressing a rally in Aligarh on Sunday.
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4 Years After Muzaffarnagar Riots, Hindu-Muslim Couple's Birthday Tragedy
On Monday evening, Naseem Ahmed went out to buy a birthday cake for his baby boy, not knowing he would not live to see the party. On his way back with the cake, the 23-year-old was attacked at his village in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar, allegedly by the family of his Hindu wife.
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Riots, Caste Conflicts Should Not Be Part Of School Curriculum: Academic Body ICSSR Chief
Textbooks today are aimed at creating "activists" and not educating students, and subjects such as Hindu-Muslim riots and caste-based conflicts should not be part of school curriculum, according to Braj Bihari Kumar, the newly appointed Chief of Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR).
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'5,000-Strong Crowd Came With Pistols, Weapons': A Gujarat Village, Seared
The stream of mourners at the home of Ibrahim Belim has not thinned since the weekend, when a crowd of about 5,000 people attacked the main Muslim neighbourhood in the village of Vadavali in north Gujarat
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Knife to son's throat, she was allegedly raped during Muzaffarnagar riots
In the new house that her husband and she have built, far away from the village they used to live in, a 26-year-old woman describes the Hindu-Muslim violence that forced them to relocate.
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Too late for Narendra Modi to express pain over 2002 riots: Kapil Sibal
Claiming that it was "too late" for Narendra Modi to be saying that Gujarat riots had shaken him to the core, Kapil Sibal attacked the BJP PM candidate.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: three MLAs arrested; Rajnath Singh demands President's Rule in UP
The Uttar Pradesh police today arrested two more legislators accused of inciting the Hindu-Muslim tension that left nearly 50 people dead and 40,000 homeless in Muzaffarnagar earlier this month. So far, three MLAs have been arrested for their alleged role in inciting the violence in this part of western UP. BJP president Rajnath Singh, who was not ...
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BJP's Suresh Rana is first politician arrested for Muzaffarnagar riots
BJP leader Suresh Rana, one of the politicians accused of inciting the Hindu-Muslim tension that left nearly 50 people dead and 40,000 in refugee camps in Muzaffarnagar has been arrested today.
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A 'stunning silence' in Muzaffarnagar villages, torn by riots
Two weeks after communal riots ripped through Muzaffarnagar, killing 43 people and forcing 40,000 to move to refugee camps, the state government has blamed the Opposition BJP for inciting Hindu-Muslim tension. The BJP denies the charge, and in turn, accuses the government of failing to prevent the worst riots in the state in over a decade, and enfo...
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In UK's Hindu-Muslim Tension, An Alleged Role Of Twitter Accounts In India
A network of fake accounts originating outside of the UK stoked violence between Muslims and Hindus in a British city earlier this year, according to research first provided to Bloomberg News.
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"52 Indians Died, Won't Say Hindu-Muslim": Amit Shah On Delhi Riots
Amid crossfires between the BJP and the Opposition over last month's Delhi violence, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday praised the Delhi police for their handling of the situation when clashes broke out in northeast Delhi.
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"Politicians Who Cause Hindu-Muslim Rift Should Be Set On Fire": BJP Ally
NDA ally and minister in the Uttar Pradesh government, OP Rajbhar, landed himself in a controversy after he said why only common people suffer during communal riots. "Neta kyun nahi marta (why don't leaders die?)" Mr Rajbhar said, while addressing a rally in Aligarh on Sunday.
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4 Years After Muzaffarnagar Riots, Hindu-Muslim Couple's Birthday Tragedy
On Monday evening, Naseem Ahmed went out to buy a birthday cake for his baby boy, not knowing he would not live to see the party. On his way back with the cake, the 23-year-old was attacked at his village in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar, allegedly by the family of his Hindu wife.
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Riots, Caste Conflicts Should Not Be Part Of School Curriculum: Academic Body ICSSR Chief
Textbooks today are aimed at creating "activists" and not educating students, and subjects such as Hindu-Muslim riots and caste-based conflicts should not be part of school curriculum, according to Braj Bihari Kumar, the newly appointed Chief of Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR).
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'5,000-Strong Crowd Came With Pistols, Weapons': A Gujarat Village, Seared
The stream of mourners at the home of Ibrahim Belim has not thinned since the weekend, when a crowd of about 5,000 people attacked the main Muslim neighbourhood in the village of Vadavali in north Gujarat
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Knife to son's throat, she was allegedly raped during Muzaffarnagar riots
In the new house that her husband and she have built, far away from the village they used to live in, a 26-year-old woman describes the Hindu-Muslim violence that forced them to relocate.
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Too late for Narendra Modi to express pain over 2002 riots: Kapil Sibal
Claiming that it was "too late" for Narendra Modi to be saying that Gujarat riots had shaken him to the core, Kapil Sibal attacked the BJP PM candidate.
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Muzaffarnagar riots: three MLAs arrested; Rajnath Singh demands President's Rule in UP
The Uttar Pradesh police today arrested two more legislators accused of inciting the Hindu-Muslim tension that left nearly 50 people dead and 40,000 homeless in Muzaffarnagar earlier this month. So far, three MLAs have been arrested for their alleged role in inciting the violence in this part of western UP. BJP president Rajnath Singh, who was not ...
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BJP's Suresh Rana is first politician arrested for Muzaffarnagar riots
BJP leader Suresh Rana, one of the politicians accused of inciting the Hindu-Muslim tension that left nearly 50 people dead and 40,000 in refugee camps in Muzaffarnagar has been arrested today.
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A 'stunning silence' in Muzaffarnagar villages, torn by riots
Two weeks after communal riots ripped through Muzaffarnagar, killing 43 people and forcing 40,000 to move to refugee camps, the state government has blamed the Opposition BJP for inciting Hindu-Muslim tension. The BJP denies the charge, and in turn, accuses the government of failing to prevent the worst riots in the state in over a decade, and enfo...
