Wednesday, 4 December 2013
India: Historian Irfan Habib under attack for speaking against ghetto mentality of certain sections of Muslim intelligentsia
http://sacw.net/article6757.html
Call for Demo on 21st anniversary of Babari mosque demolition (New Delhi, 6 Dec 2013)
On the 21st anniversary of the demolition of Babri Masjid
Stand up for Secularism and Democracy
Raise your voice for Justice for Victims of Communal Violence
December 6, 1992 must count as the darkest day in the history independent India. While the crowds mobilized by organisations of the RSS destroyed Babri Mosque under a planned conspiracy, the institutions of the Indian state, elected state
Stand up for Secularism and Democracy
Raise your voice for Justice for Victims of Communal Violence
December 6, 1992 must count as the darkest day in the history independent India. While the crowds mobilized by organisations of the RSS destroyed Babri Mosque under a planned conspiracy, the institutions of the Indian state, elected state
Announcement: Book release Muslim Identity - Hindutva Politics 7 Dec 2013, Hyderabad
BOOK RELEASE MEETING
Muslim Identity - Hindutva Politics By K. Balagopal
5.30 pm, Saturday, 7 December 2013 Basheerbagh Press Club, Hyderabad
M.T. Khan, the noted civil rights functionary, will release the book.
Speakers:
- Khadar Mohiuddin, the poet, will introduce the book.
- Mir Ayub Ali Khan, Deputy Editor, Times of India, will speak on "Hindu nationalism - A case of Hyderabad State".
Muslim Identity - Hindutva Politics By K. Balagopal
5.30 pm, Saturday, 7 December 2013 Basheerbagh Press Club, Hyderabad
M.T. Khan, the noted civil rights functionary, will release the book.
Speakers:
- Khadar Mohiuddin, the poet, will introduce the book.
- Mir Ayub Ali Khan, Deputy Editor, Times of India, will speak on "Hindu nationalism - A case of Hyderabad State".
Kashmir: Understanding Article 370
by Ram Puniyani
Those gripped by religious nationalism are unable to understand the regional-ethnic aspirations of the people. Many an ultra-nationalists of different hues also fall into this trap many a times. With formation of Indian nation the integration of regions like Himachal Pradesh, North Eastern States and Jammu& Kashmir created some challenging situations. Though in all these
Those gripped by religious nationalism are unable to understand the regional-ethnic aspirations of the people. Many an ultra-nationalists of different hues also fall into this trap many a times. With formation of Indian nation the integration of regions like Himachal Pradesh, North Eastern States and Jammu& Kashmir created some challenging situations. Though in all these
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Bleeding heart third worldism in the name of poor and hungry is nice coming from right and left. BKU had no role in Muzaffarnagar killings and Swadeshi Jagarn Munch has no links with the Hindutwa right wing
[Lovely to see the famous Indian progressive NGO types rub shoulders with the most retrograde sections of the India's right wing, all for a good cause they will tell you. Bloody shameless hypocrites these third worldists from India as from elsewhere. The impresario call for a 'Bahu Beti Bachao' Mahapanchayat from BKU (which also represents the largest contingent of India's Kulaks in Via Campesina
NDTV progamme: Row over communal violence bill: attempt to polarise ahead of polls?
ndtv.com - 3 Dec, 2013
The BJP slams the government's fresh attempt at reviving the controversial communal violence bill. Is this bill an attempt to polarise voters ahead of the general elections, as the opposition alleges? Or, is India in desperate need of a law to deal with communal violence?
http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/left-right-centre/
The BJP slams the government's fresh attempt at reviving the controversial communal violence bill. Is this bill an attempt to polarise voters ahead of the general elections, as the opposition alleges? Or, is India in desperate need of a law to deal with communal violence?
http://www.ndtv.com/video/player/left-right-centre/
Monday, 2 December 2013
On use of social networking platforms by the Muslim Far Right
Digital jihad
by Razeshta Sethna
Dawn, 2013-12-02
AS militant groups increasingly use social networking platforms to reach out to bigger audiences and shape media coverage of their actions, their drive to create sympathisers remains as relevant to them as their traditional objective to kill or destroy the enemy.
Hardly media shy, the late Pakistan Taliban leader Hakeemullah Mehsud had met
by Razeshta Sethna
Dawn, 2013-12-02
AS militant groups increasingly use social networking platforms to reach out to bigger audiences and shape media coverage of their actions, their drive to create sympathisers remains as relevant to them as their traditional objective to kill or destroy the enemy.
Hardly media shy, the late Pakistan Taliban leader Hakeemullah Mehsud had met
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