Activists from a Hindu organization perform rituals as they celebrate the birthday of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.
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People gather near the office-cum-residence of Hindu Samaj Party founder Kamlesh Tewari afterhe was allegedly stabbed to death by some unidentified miscreants, in Lucknow.
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A police personnel clicks a photo of a blackened signage for Babar Road in New Delhi. Right-wing outfit Hindu Sena blackened the signage in Bengali market demanding that it be rena...
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Hindusthan Nirman Dal (HND) chief Pravin Togadia addresses a press conference, in Jammu.
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Hindu Sena members celebrate India's major preemptive strike on Jaish-e-Mohammed's camps, in Gurugram.
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Workers of Vishva Hindu Mahasangh celebrate after the government announced its decision to stop the flow of its share of water to Pakistan from rivers under the Indus Water Treaty,...
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Workers of Vishva Hindu Mahasangh burn crackers in celebration after the government announced its decision to stop the flow of its share of water to Pakistan from rivers under the ...
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Activists of India's right-winged Bajrang Dal shout slogans as they prepare to burn an effigy symbolizing Valentine's Day during a protest in Hyderabad.
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An aerial view of Ramlila Maidan during Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) event ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered to press for the construction of Ram Temple ...
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Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
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Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
Photo by Suresh Pandey/Outlook
Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
Photo by Suresh Pandey/Outlook
Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
Photo by Suresh Pandey/Outlook
Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
Photo by Suresh Pandey/Outlook
Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
Photo by Suresh Pandey/Outlook
Vishwa Hindu Parishad’s (VHP) supporters during ‘Dharma Sabha’, in which thousands of people gathered at Ramlila Maidan to press for the construction of Ram Temple in Ayodhya...
Photo by Suresh Pandey/Outlook
Members of Swadeshi jagran Manch participate in Ram Rath Yatra from Jhandewalan Mandir, in New Delhi.
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Members of Hindu Vahini Sangathan burn posters of actor Salman Khan during a protest against his upcoming movie 'Loveratri', in Agra.
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Prejudiced Pride
Hindu Ekta Manch rally in defence of rape accused
Photograph by Rising Kashmir
In Defence
The right-wing Hindu Jagran Manch’s February 14 demonstration demanding the release of a key accused
A TV serial gets pulled off air in Assam, an actress gets trolled with rape/death threats? Why? Because the right wing saw ‘love jehad’ in a story of a Muslim man and Hindu woman.
Twenty years after the ghastly murder of her husband, the missionary Graham Staines, Gladys has forged a new life—as a nurse and doting grandmother—in Australia.
In the last two years, Alwar has shot to infamy for what’s politely known as cow vigilantism: a short roll-call includes the lynchings of Pehlu Khan, Mohammed Umar and Rakbar Khan.
A year after Gauri Lankesh's murder, the trail of a network of radical Hindu right-wing operatives that investigators in Karnataka have been piecing together now appears to be widening, and their paths criss-crossing.
Liberal in approach, perorative in tone, Tharoor decries the loss of Hinduism’s ancient openness at the hands of colonials and nationalists old and new
Sharad Kalaskar, whose name has figured in a series of high profile crimes, was arrested by the Maharashtra ATS in the Palghar arms haul case in August last year.
Declaring 1857 as India's "1st independence in true sense," the poster for the event says that under Empress Victoria the Britishers helped Indian attain freedom from "Islamic invaders/terrorists".
In all the complexity in understanding how the Hindu culture is perceived, the question remains, “Is Indian culture simply synonymous to Hindu culture?”
There is no discussion on the breach of security to Mr. Hamid Ansari. Everyone is busy discussing the role of Jinnah in the British period of the Indian history. One feels like screaming, my dear fellow, Jinnah is not the issue.
In December last year, a video surfaced showing Regar ranting about 'love jihad', hacking West Bengal labourer Mohammed Afrazul and then burning him alive in Rajasthan's Udaipur.