Daily Brief: ‘They saw a Muslim name and attacked’: How Hindutva mobs ran amok in Mira Road, and more

‘They saw a Muslim name and attacked’: How Hindutva mobs ran amok in Mira Road

The attacks were preceded by the demolition of Muslim shops, a form of ‘bulldozer justice’ that Maharashtra had not seen before.

View from Kathmandu: How Nepalis celebrated the Ram temple consecration

Many attended rituals at local temples, with the biggest celebrations taking place at the Ram Janaki Mandir in Janakpur, believed to be Sita’s birthplace.

Why Nitish Kumar could go back to the BJP

Besides gaining an advantage in the Lok Sabha polls, Kumar would be hoping for a shot at national politics even if it means giving up the CM post.

Maratha quota activist ends protest, says Maharashtra government has accepted demand

On Friday night, a state government delegation went to Vashi in Navi Mumbai to meet the activist.

Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair gets Tamil Nadu communal harmony award

The journalist and fact-checker’s work ‘helps to prevent the occurrence of violence in society likely to be caused by fake news’, the citation said.

Listen: Dadra compositions set to the dadra taal

Featuring performances by Siddheshwari Devi, Faiyaz Khan and Rassolan Bai.

‘History for Peace Tracts’: Truths, histories may be multifaceted but peaceful existence is the goal

Reviews of essay lectures written by Krishna Kumar, Yousuf Saeed, and Rajeev Bhargava.

Aparna Sen’s decades-long journey as a director is focus of documentary ‘Parama’

Sumon Ghosh’s film has been selected for the Rotterdam festival.

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