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Can’t imagine a Hindu Rashtra without Muslims, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat told ex CEC SY Quraishi in 2022

Ex-CEC SY Quraishi tells ThePrint's Apoorva Mandhani that Mohan Bhagwat wants to liberalise RSS & that he once told him he faces internal backlash whenever he makes secular statements.

Khawaja Asif urges people to ‘own’ their Hindu identity. Pakistanis are amused

In an interview, Khawaja Asif, who is known for his controversial tweets, gave a pragmatic response: he is proud of his heritage, but the country’s mentality should be reformed.

Behind Siddaramaiah’s rollback of ban on Hijab & Hindu symbols, an attempt to ‘re-anchor AHINDA base’

The Karnataka CM has been making decisive moves at frequent intervals, forcing Congress high command to rethink any possible decision of leadership change in the state.

2 held for beating Muslim man over ‘love jihad’ allegations during Bajrang Dal protest in Bhopal

Earlier this week, Bajrang Dal workers dragged a couple out of a hotel & assaulted the man. One of the accused is a juvenile, police say.

Muslims aren’t panicking over BJP’s 2026 assembly polls results—Liberals are

Under the BJP’s rule, the lot of the Muslim has been more or less the same as that of Hindus across every comparable category and socio-economic index.

‘Secular’ parties are beginning to lose Muslim vote bank

It takes two hands to clap–High time Muslims engage with Hindus.

Before SIR in Maharashtra, BJP starts its own ‘SIR’ to identify ‘illegal Bangladeshi voters’

Ruling party has already drawn up list of 30 assembly seats where there is an 'irrational' increase in the number of voters—over 40 percent—between 2009 and 2026.

Highest Bengal voter deletions in Muslim-majority districts, significant number in a Matua stronghold

Murshidabad tops the list with 4.55 lakh deletions. Similarly, there have been large deletions in North-24 Parganas and Nadia, where Matuas are in large numbers.

Govt’s minority scholarship scheme frozen 3 yrs as probe into fraud meanders, students pay price

Standing committee flags 'injustice to minority students'. Minority affairs ministry to send 'reputed' study team to states to 'understand why visible action is not happening'.  

‘How do we survive?’ Minority scholars struggle as Maulana Azad fellowship payments hit 2nd time in a yr

Disruption comes amid re-verification exercise by ministry over duplication & alleged misuse. Budget allocation is also down from Rs 42.84 cr in 2025-26 to Rs 36.14 cr in 2026–27.

On Camera

Modi govt has finally learned that common sense works better than arrogance

Nobody in power was smart enough to see that if the student protests are about your arrogance, the worst way to respond is with even more arrogance.

The fading nation-State and the twilight of national investing

As nation-State's power to tax, regulate technology & oversee work erodes, its role as default provider of public goods—and case for home-biased investing—comes under growing pressure. 

Netra Mk2 to get 100-plus radars & sensors, aircraft to undergo modifications in Spain & India

Airbus will carry out major structural modifications on the six A321s before DRDO & its partners integrate the indigenous mission systems, with first aircraft expected by 2031-32.

Youth’s struggles won’t end with Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Govt must decentralise education

Our education system is a destroyer of all talent by enforcing learning by rote, pushing students to coaching classes to ‘crack’ competitive exams. And then, papers leak.