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"Each of us need to be

conscious of our responsibility

in this moment, because later generations

are going to ask you and me

'What did you do at this time?"

HARSH MANDER

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feb 9 2018

" A sense of responsibility needs

as a citizen of this country."

NASEERUDDIN SHAH

to take seed within each one of us

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apr 18 2018

"If Mahatma Gandhi was alive

today, he would have been

considered the greatest anti-national."

SWARA BHASKER

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"Today we have reached this stage

and heritage only in terms of

Hindus and Muslims,"

SOHAIL HASHMI

that we see people and their culture

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"This is an idealogy that is

deeply anti-women, that

seeks to suppress, subjugate

and repress women."

JAYATI GHOSH

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may 8 2018

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"What does mutual co-existence mean?

and a part of you exists in me."

MADAN GOPAL SINGH

It means a part of me exists in you.

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may 8 2018

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"Caste sits at the centre of all oppression,

All forms of discrimination emanate

from this."

SURAJ YENGDE

be it sexism, homophobia or xenophobia

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may 8 2018

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" 20-25 people were beating

me from all directions.

It is a miracle that

I survived.

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feb 9 2018

" He was hit so brutally

his skull cracked open."

from behind that

Sonja
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apr 18 2018

" He hit me in the name of

Shri Rama Sena."

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"Till date there has been no hearing.

No action has been taken.

All the accused have been let off."

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may 8 2018

Karwan Against Hate Crime

Why I travel with the Karwan e Mohabbat | Natasha Badhwar

Why do you go to such godforsaken places?” asked my uncle, referring to the journeys I make with the Karwan-e-Mohabbat to the homes of victims of targeted hate crimes. I had just arrived at the home of close family friends in Patna after attending a literature festival in Bengaluru.The next morning, I was going to join the team of the Karwan-e-Mohabbat, a people’s campaign for solidarity and conscience that reaches out to survivors of hate crimes. Led by Harsh Mander, this group of volunteers was arriving from Delhi and would travel by road from Patna to villages in the districts of Sitamarhi, Muzaffarpur, Araria.

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Who killed Rakhi? In UP’s Muzaffarnagar, justice eludes a Dalit girl who died after being raped | Navsharan Singh

On the brick wall of a nearly bare room, hung a picture of a young girl, the picture is grainy, enlarged perhaps from the school identity card. A bead garland adorns the picture frame, signalling that the young girl in the picture is dead. The young girl in the picture is Rakhi. Rakhi lived in Bhurahedi village, near Purkazi town in Muzaffarnagar district in Uttar Pradesh. She was all of 15, a Class 8 student and a Dalit. She was the second of five children – three girls and two boys – of Virpal, a daily wage worker, and Deepa, a casual labourer.

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One morning, returning from visiting his sister, an 80-year-old Muslim man was lynched in Sitamarhi | Harsh Mander

There is no other part of the world that Zainul Ansari had known and loved in the eight decades of his life. This noisy, crowded, impoverished, vibrant piece of Bihar had been his only home, Sitamarhi. I guess that there would be no other place he would have wanted to breathe his last breath. But not this way: his body burned beyond recognition by a lynch mob of strangers, including children and a woman. He would not have wanted his remains to be buried furtively with only his sons and a few policemen as witness, alongside the bodies of strangers in another city, Muzaffarpur.

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How the dreams of a family man from Muzaffarnagar were lynched 2,500 km away in Tripura | Harsh Mander

Zahid Khan was just 18 when he was married to Shama Parveen, who was even younger than him. The eldest of five brothers, he had many dreams. But there was no future for him in his village – Sambhalhera in Muzaffarnagar district of Western Uttar Pradesh. “We were very poor,” his wife Shama Parveen recalled. What could he earn with the two bighas of unirrigated land that fell into his share?

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