By : Amir Suhail Wani The claim that the Quran obligates Muslims to establish an “Islamic State” has become one of the most contested ideas…
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A Commission Without Power: Pakistan’s Latest Minority Rights Reform Falls Short
By: Ajit Kumar Singh The passage of Pakistan’s National Commission for Minorities’ Rights Bill on December 3, 2025, by a joint sitting of Parliament, represents…
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Mahmood Madani’s ‘Jihad’ Remark Sparks Political Firestorm
By Sahil Razvi, “Whenever there is oppression, there will be jihad”, these are the words of Mahmood Madani. He said this on 29 November 2025…
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The Eastern Threat Returns: Why Bangladesh Must Act Before Terror Networks Take Root Again
By [Aayushi Rana] A recent investigative report by DFRAC has raised alarms across the region, revealing how Pakistan-backed terror groups—most notably Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammad…
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Pakistan’s Proxy War: The ISI–ISKP Nexus Unmasked
The Islamic State–Khorasan Province (ISKP), an affiliate of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), has over time become one of the most lethal…
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The Crimson Facade
Once again, the blood moon has come.Crimson cascading—In thin, awkward air.Walls of the firmament whisper,the tales of scattered conflict. The night of creatures, primal and…
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6 years of triple talaq law: No doom for Muslim homes, but politics still wedded to the issue
Muslims are the only community in India for whom the divorce is criminalised and punishable. It might appear as another grim reminder of the Muslim…
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Democracy at 79: Resilient, Evolving, and in the Hands of the People
On India’s 79th Independence Day, political scientist Prof. Sanjay Kumar reflects on the nation’s democratic journey — its strengths, flaws, and the urgent role of…
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The Forgotten Blast: Unmasking the 2006 Nanded Bomb Factory Linked to RSS
A Fact-Finding Account of the April 6, 2006 Nanded Bomb Blast That Exposed a Bomb-Manufacturing Hub in an RSS Worker’s House—19 Years Later, the Questions…
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Muslims’ penchant to serve as IAS, IPS, military officers is on rise
Even though less in proportion to their population, Muslims are steadily surging in Indian armed forces, Police and bureaucracy. Every year, Muslim youth shoot to…
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