Subhi Vishwakarma

In a deeply disturbing and grisly case, the dismembered body of 50-year-old beautician Anita Chaudhary was found buried at the residence of Ghulamuddin,

Mahaparv Chhath was celebrated with great fervour across Bharat, as Hindus came together with enthusiasm, unimpeded by opposition. Yet, in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana region, the experience of Hindus was markedly different. Surrounded by over 11,000 Muslim households, the Hindu community here faces unique challenges and struggles. When Organiser visited the area, it was not only the obstacles they encountered that stood out but also their remarkable resilience and unity. Despite the odds, the community came together in a spirit of unwavering togetherness, embodying the strength to overcome whatever challenges might arise during this sacred festival

The challenges faced by Murli’s village stand in sharp contrast to the promises of inclusivity championed by central government schemes. Programs like PM Awas Yojana and Ujjwala Yojana aim to benefit every citizen, irrespective of religion or caste. However, regional parties like JMM seem to pursue what Murli calls “Muslim appeasement”

According to the testimonies, the tactics used to force conversions varied widely. Promises of promotions, easier workloads, and even theological arguments about heaven and hell were reportedly employed to manipulate individuals into accepting Islam. Some witnesses described an environment of blatant discrimination against non-Muslims, whether they were students or faculty members

In Worli, residents expressed their disappointment, alleging that Aditya has been "missing" from the constituency ever since he was elected. "Not once has he come here to address our concerns," echoed the locals

Lokmanthan seeks to transcend artificial divisions, fostering unity across varied traditions, thought processes, and systems of Bharatiya civilization. It aims to bring the essence of "Lok" (the people) of Bharat back into the mainstream narrative

As per media reports, when the family of the victim opened the door, they found the Maulana’s minor brother in objectionable circumstances with the victim

Sources claim that upon returning to her in-laws’ home, Swati faced severe mistreatment from Safique’s family, who refused to accept her due to her Hindu background. Unable to bear the harassment, Swati sought help from the police

Events such as "Bible Reading Sessions," "Prarthana Sabhas," and "Changai Sabhas" have been routinely held, targeting Hindus—particularly from the Dalit and Valmiki communities—through promises of financial aid and other facilities

As of October 10, 2024, the JJM has achieved remarkable progress, successfully providing tap water connections to an additional 11.96 crore households. This brings the total number of covered households to over 15.20 crore, accounting for 78.62 per cent of all rural households in India