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Haryana violence: The tale of a mosque and a temple

The police failed to prevent a mob attack on a mosque in Gurugram hours after they repulsed mobs on a road leading to a temple in Nuh.

Who is Monu Manesar, the Bajrang Dal member being allegedly linked to the Haryana rioting?

Accused of two grisly murders, Monu Manesar is alleged to enjoy the police’s support and has also gained a mass following on social media.

The Jan Vishwas bill passed by Lok Sabha further dilutes the regulation of pharmacies

Dispensing drugs is often a question of life and death for patients, but pharmacies brazenly violate laws governing the employment of pharmacists.

How hospitals are helping combat violence against women

In some states, programmes train medical professionals to spot subtle signs and symptoms of violence against women, and offer broader, long-term support.

The ‘half negative’ and other graphic memories of legendary Kashmiri photojournalist Meraj Ud Din

His rich archive of images bears painful witness to decades of strife as the territory endures a new era of censorship and erasure.

This book tells the story of India’s first female physician Anandibai Joshee’s life – in verse

An excerpt from ‘Anandibai Joshee: A Life in Poems’, by Shikha Malaviya.

Hockey, Asian Champions Trophy: Karthi Selvam eyes a continental triumph, closer to home

Hailing from Tamil Nadu’s Ariyalur, Karthi Selvam is aiming to cement his place in the Indian squad for the Asian Games.

Rush Hour podcast: Railway policeman kills three Muslims on train, then hails Modi and Yogi

A wrap of the day’s developments.

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