Dibakar Dutta is an aspiring author and sub editor for OpIndia, a news outlet focused on national issues in India. Dibakar's articles cover a range of topics including politics, social issues, and current events, with a particular focus on providing analysis and commentary from a conservative perspective.
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By: Roboto Slab, Dibakar Dutta
'Hindenburg Research' used the erstwhile offshore fund holding of Madhabi Buch to suggest 'laxity' in investigations against Adani Group as SEBI chairperson.
By: Roboto Slab, Dibakar Dutta
With the increasing control of Jamaat-e-Islami and BNP in the political discourse of Bangladesh, the likes of 'Basherkella' are going to gain more ground on social media in the coming days.
By: Roboto Slab, Dibakar Dutta
In May 2022, the Jammu and Kashmir police booked Muzzammil under UAPA for carrying out anti-national activities and threatening an Indian advocate.
By: Dibakar Dutta, Roboto Slab
Crime committed under the proposed bill 'The Healthcare Service Personnel and Clinical Establishments (Prohibition of violence and damage to property)' is made both cognisable but non-bailable.
By: Dibakar Dutta
BBC imparted a political angle to the attacks by claiming that Hindus were largely 'supporters of Sheikh Hasina' and that any attack on them was the consequence of their political affiliation and not religious identity.
By: Roboto Slab, Dibakar Dutta
Moinuddin had intimidated his underage daughter into silence by threatening to kill the other family members.
By: Dibakar Dutta
One of the strategies employed by DW News to give political colour to religious violence against Hindus was the frequent reference to India.
By: Roboto Slab, Dibakar Dutta
Owing to the surge in knife attacks, the German government is proposing to allow only knives up to 6 cm in public instead of 12 cm.
By: Dibakar Dutta, Roboto Slab
The anti-Hindu propaganda peddled by Zafar was reproduced by the Indian leftist news portal, Scroll, which itself has a rich history of downplaying Hinduphobia.
By: Dibakar Dutta
Ansari repeatedly brought shame to the ancient Hindu discipline by sexually objectifying the women in his videos and posting objectionable thumbnails (featuring zoomed-in images of hips, breasts and sex positions).
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