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Guj man offers to sell eye, kidney to build school wall

Oct 15 2015 : The Times of India (Mumbai) Sachin Sharma Vadodara In a non-descript village of Panchmahal district, the head of a school management committee has offered to sell his kidney and an eye to raise money for building the compound wall of a government primary school. So fed up was Gopal Patel of…

Communal violence leads to migration, ghettos: Panel

Oct 15, 2015 | Age Correspondent| mumbai Communal violence is one of the major reasons behind migration, leading to increase in ghettoism. This was emphasised by panelists who had gathered at the Phirozeshah Mehta Bhavan of University of Mumbai during the launch of the book Communal Violence, Forced Migration and the State: Gujarat since 2002…

Woman, two kids burnt alive

GONDA (U.P.), October 15, 2015 A 28-year-old woman and her two children were allegedly burnt for dowry in Susaila village in Tarabganj area here, police said on Wednesday. The woman Arti and her children Sachin (5) and Chhama (3) were asleep when they were engulfed in fire “under mysterious circumstances” and died, Circle Officer Vijay…

Hindus, Muslims come together across India against a backdrop of religious intolerance

In a spate of small but heart-warming incidents across the country, Muslims and Hindus are coming together to set examples of communal harmony. By: Express Web Desk | New Delhi | Published:October 15, 2015 2:05 pm There certainly is unity in diversity when it comes to India. At a time when the literary world is…

‘Voices not raised after Emergency, Muzaffarnagar’

Thursday, 15 October 2015 | PNS | New Delhi After Mahesh Sharma, his Cabinet colleague Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday questioned eminent writers’ act of returning awards to protest against Kannada author Kalburgi’s murder and Dadri lynching reminding them that such voices were “not heard” after incidents like Emergency and Muzaffarnagar riots. His statement came…

Sunshine story: Hindu merchant opens heart (and shop) to Muslim brothers

By Saurabh Vaktania |Posted 14-Oct-2015 Forgoing Rs 1 lakh in rent for a 2,500-sq-ft space in Dharavi, Hindu trader offers it to Muslim namaazis after mosque in his neighbourhood is demolished for redevelopment While the lynching incident in Dadri brought simmering communal tension into national focus, closer home in Dharavi, a 53-year-old businessman has set…

Dadri lynching: Bajrang Dal to give legal, monetary aid to accused

Oct 14, 2015 | Age Correspondent| Lucknow The Bajrang Dal has decided to offer legal and financial assistance to the accused in the Dadri lynching case. Sources in the Bajrang Dal confirmed that plans are afoot to provide assistance to the accused men but the outfit will not officially announce this since it would be…

‘Speeches, video by Sangeet Som and Rana fuelled communal riots in

uraghuvanshi@hindustantimes.com Muzaffarnagar’ LUCKNOW: The Justice Vishnu Sahai Commission has indicted former BSP MP Kadir Rana and BJP MLA Sangeet Som for making provocative speeches and circulating a fake video clip respectively that led to the communal riots in Muzaffarnagar. Besides Som, 229 others have also been indicted for sharing a ‘video clip’ that claimed to…

Muslim woman collects Rs 2 from villagers, rebuilds a ruined temple

Oct 14, 2015, Agencies: Three years ago, a Muslim woman named Sughra Bi discovered a temple near her house in Indra Colony of Madhya Pradesh’s Mandsaur district. The temple was in ruins and no one was aware of it. Sughra Bi decided to rebuild it and today, the temple has become a source of inter-religious…

VHP brings out banners to bar Muslims from entering garba venues

The VHP members told mediapersons that they will be put up similar posters and banners at all the venues hosting garba dance events. By: Express News Service With the nine-day Navratri festival beginning Tuesday, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal started a campaign to keep Muslims away from garba dance venues. About a…

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