Hindu Muslim Riots

Post Article 370, Pakistan facing policy crises on Kashmir; creating unrest in Valley to internationalise issue Islamabad's last arrow

Pakistan wants to do something spectacular to pump oxygen into the Kashmir issue that is fast becoming redundant due to fatigue and, also, losing legitimacy, with its sharp turn towards Islamic State-styled caliphate jihadism

LK Advani led BJP's Hindu nationalism movement in 80s, 90s; espousing diversity today won't erase his past

LK Advani was the driving force behind the BJP's Indian nationalism and Hindutva concepts. Today, when he reminds the party about the BJP's 'respect' for 'diversity' and 'freedom of choice', does he expect them — or us — to believe him?

Had Congress lost closely-fought MLA seats from 1960 to 2000, India would've seen 11% more communal riots: Study

If the Congress had lost all the elections it narrowly won at the district level between 1960 and 2000, India would have experienced 11 percent more Hindu-Muslim riots (1,114 instead of 998) and 46 percent more riot casualties (43,000 instead of 30,000), according to the study.

Gujarat High Court commutes death sentences of 11: From incident to verdict, the important facts of 2002 Godhra train carnage

Following are the important facts of the Godhra train burning case, in which the Gujarat High Court is likely to pronounce its verdict. 59 people had died in the incident.

SC denies bail to accused in 2002 Gulberg Society massacre

The cases relate the riots in Gulberg Society, Ode, Sardarpura, Narodao Gaon, Naroda Patya, Machipith, Tarsali, Pandarwada and Raghavapura.

Muharram procession in Bawana: No violence but Muslims remain fearful

Frightened residents of the Muslim-majority JJ Colony in Bawana area of north-west Delhi spent a sleepless night even after their taziya procession was over without any major incident on Tuesday.

Bail plea of three Muzaffarnagar riots accused rejected

A local court has rejected bail plea of three accused in a riot-related murder case.

Muzaffarnagar riots: UP govt to dole out Rs 90 crore for displaced Muslims

The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to dole out Rs 90 crore as a one-time financial aid to some 1,800 riot-hit Muslim families still in refugee camps so that they start life anew.

Kishtwar violence: Curfew continues into eighth day

Curfew continued for the eighth day on Friday in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar town as union Home Secretary Anil Goswami arrived here to review the law and order situation