Karwan Tracks
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One morning, returning from visiting his sister, an 80-year-old Muslim man was lynched in Sitamarhi
Rumours had swirled about a Durga idol being damaged by a stone hurled from a mosque. Zainul Ansari paid the price.
Harsh Mander
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Who killed Rakhi? In UP’s Muzaffarnagar, justice eludes a Dalit girl who died after being raped
Where is justice for the poor and Dalits, her father asked. All evidence of rape, torture and murder was wilfully destroyed by the police and medical officials.
Navsharan Singh
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Gandhi’s talisman and a migrant worker’s lynching in Bihar
‘I could not forget the faces of Rudhi Devi and her children, the faces which Gandhiji had advised us to recall in times of uncertainty and confusion.’
Harsh Mander
Trending
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Explainer: Why a Supreme Court verdict has sparked statewide protests in Sikkim
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India is now the world’s most populous nation – but there’s no reason to be worried
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‘I turned my impatience into something useful’: Ruth Ozeki, winner of 2022 Women’s Prize for Fiction
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How did the Hyderabad Police race against time to recover stolen artefacts from the Nizam’s Museum?
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Watch: Pakistani TV anchors are stunned by Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul’s lavish wedding gifts
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How the dreams of a family man from Muzaffarnagar were lynched 2,500 km away in Tripura
Zahid Khan worked in the North Eastern state for 20 years, hoping to give his children a better life. A mob claiming he was a kidnapper changed it all abruptly.
Harsh Mander
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Four months after Oraon man is lynched in Jharkhand, bafflement at how neighbours could be so brutal
Prakash Lakra and three friends were waiting to skin a bull that had died a natural death. An upper-caste mob claimed they’d killed the animal.
Harsh Mander
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‘Our life is worth less than a cow’: When the Gujarat police beat an Adivasi farmer to death
In 2017, Kodarbahi Gamar was thrashed in public by the police on allegations that he and three others had slaughtered a bull.
Harsh Mander
Video
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Watch: Indian women’s cricket team take on the ‘Tum Tum’ dance challenge in the dressing room
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‘Journalism is not a crime’: Siddique Kappan after being released on bail after more than two years
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Caught on CCTV: Man steals gorilla statue kept outside a shop
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Watch: Tiger walks freely in tea garden, unbothered when car comes up close
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Watch: Students climb gate to enter exam centre because they were late
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Sonipat: Years after three relatives were murdered for an intercaste marriage, one man seeks justice
Despite death threats from the Jats who killed his brother and parents, a young Dalit believes he owes it to his community to keep up the legal fight.
Harsh Mander
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Lynching of young Muslim entrepreneur in Manipur last year shows such acts are carefully planned
Khan was accused of being a thief, which fits in with the stereotype of local Manipuri Muslims.
Harsh Mander
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A Manipur Muslim family struggles to understand why a lynch mob thought their MBA-son was a thief
Mohamed Farooq Khan ran a small food processing unit. Why would the mob that murdered him in September 2018 believe that he would want to steal a scooter?
Harsh Mander
The Reel
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‘The Woman King’ review: A giddy mix of history and fantasy
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Bowing out in style: Soumitra Chatterjee’s late-career gems ‘Bela Seshe’ and ‘Mayurakshi’
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‘Lost’ trailer: Yami Gautam Dhar plays a journalist investigating a disappearance
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‘The Romantics’ trailer: Docuseries pays tribute to the Yash Raj Films legacy
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Film ‘Follower’ crawls inside the mind of a social media troll in Belgaum
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As Haryana votes on May 12, a reminder of a troubling death in a police encounter in Mewat
Several eyewitnesses say Arshad Khan was shot dead at point-blank range in February. This brazen act indicates police are assured of their impunity.
Harsh Mander & John Dayal
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New justice of New India: The mob attack on Gurugram Muslim family follows a sickening pattern
As in almost every case of hate crime, the police filed a criminal complaint against the victims. They are now utterly broken.
Harsh Mander
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In Bihar, Muslims are facing increasing hostility and hatred after 2017
The state is proof that communal tension between Hindus and Muslims is not spontaneous. It thrives only because of politically engineered polarisation.
Natasha Badhwar, Harsh Mander, Navsharan Singh & John Dayal
The Field
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Football: Attempted rape charges against Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood dropped
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Football: French World Cup winner Raphael Varane announces international retirement
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Davis Cup: Against Holger Rune’s Denmark, India opt not to play it by the book
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Tri-series final, IND vs SA blog: Chloe Tryon’s 57 takes South Africa to a win in low-scorer
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Thailand Masters: Sai Praneeth sole India in QFs; Kiran George, Ashmita Chaliha lose thrillers