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India's academic reputation suffers after professor deportation
The controversial deportation of Professor Francesca Orsini from India raises serious questions about academic freedom and the country's standing in global intellectual circles.
MP Police cites political books as evidence against activists
In a controversial move, Madhya Pradesh police have included books on political ideologies as evidence in chargesheets against activists, raising concerns about freedom of thought and expression in India.
US Campus Crisis: 40 Attacks on Academic Freedom
American universities face unprecedented challenges as political pressures and campus controversies undermine academic freedom. Explore the 40 critical incidents reshaping US higher education.
Pak PM's Diwali hypocrisy exposed after Hindu attacks
Fresh reports of attacks on Hindu minorities in Pakistan during Diwali celebrations reveal stark contrast to PM Sharif's public statements supporting minority rights. The incident highlights growing concerns about religious freedom in the neighboring nati
NYC renames street after Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur
New York City pays emotional tribute to Sikh community, renaming a street after Guru Tegh Bahadur, celebrating his legacy of justice and religious freedom in a landmark ceremony.
London Professor Francesca Orsini Deported from Delhi Airport
Francesca Orsini, renowned Hindi scholar and SOAS professor, was denied entry and deported from Delhi Airport despite valid visa, raising academic freedom concerns.
UK Hindi Scholar Denied India Entry With Valid Visa
Prominent UK-based Hindi researcher Francesca Orsini faces immigration denial at Delhi airport despite holding valid documentation, raising questions about India's entry policies.
NYC Street Renamed for Guru Tegh Bahadur
New York City dedicates a street to Guru Tegh Bahadur, commemorating his sacrifice for religious freedom and establishing a permanent landmark for Sikh heritage in Manhattan.
US Passport Falls Out of Top 10 Global Rankings After 20 Years
In a historic shift, the United States has fallen out of the Henley Passport Index top 10 rankings for the first time in two decades, now ranking 7th with visa-free access to 189 destinations.
London Professor Deported from Delhi Airport
A University of London professor was denied entry and deported from Delhi's IGI Airport, raising concerns about academic freedom and India's border policies. Learn the full story behind this controversial incident.
India denies entry to SOAS Hindi scholar Francesca Orsini
Prominent London-based Hindi scholar Francesca Orsini denied entry to India despite valid visa, raising questions about academic freedom and visa policies for foreign researchers.
Sabarmati Ashram Redevelopment: New Museum Tender Out
Gujarat government advances Sabarmati Ashram redevelopment with fresh tender for museum and exhibition infrastructure, honoring Mahatma Gandhi's legacy through modern interpretation.
Hope & Frustration: Dual Forces Driving PoJK Movement
Exclusive insight into the complex emotions fueling the ongoing struggle in Pakistan-occupied Jammu & Kashmir. Expert reveals how hope for freedom and frustration with Pakistani administration create powerful momentum.
Kerala HC Questions CBFC on Beef Biryani Film Scene
Kerala High Court delivers landmark ruling on censorship vs creative freedom, questioning CBFC's objection to beef biryani scene in Malayalam movie 'Haal'. Read the full legal analysis.
Indian Publishers Choose Compliance Over Courage
Explore the disturbing trend of Indian publishers self-censoring critical content and rewriting history to avoid government scrutiny. Discover how commercial interests are undermining free speech.
Gen Z Ditching Banking Jobs For Freedom
Discover why India's Gen Z professionals are abandoning stable banking jobs in favor of flexible work arrangements, better work-life balance, and mental wellness.
Pak PM's Diwali Wish Sparks Backlash Over Hindu Minorities
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's Diwali wishes trigger massive online backlash as netizens question the treatment of religious minorities in the country.
China detains Taiwanese Taoists in religious crackdown
Beijing escalates religious freedom suppression with detention of Taiwanese Taoists, raising international concerns about cross-strait relations and human rights violations.
Portugal Bans Face Veils in Public Spaces
Portugal's Parliament approves controversial legislation prohibiting face-covering veils in public institutions, sparking debates on religious freedom and security.
Bhopal Journalists Released in False News Case
Two journalists from a Bhopal-based news portal were detained and released in Jaipur for allegedly spreading false news about Rajasthan Deputy CM Diya Kumari. The case highlights growing concerns about misinformation and press freedom in India.
10,000 Rally in Itanagar for APFRA 1978 Implementation
Thousands of Arunachal Pradesh citizens marched through Itanagar streets, demanding urgent enforcement of the 45-year-old Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act to protect indigenous faiths and cultural identity.
Congress questions road namaz ban, RSS restrictions
Congress leader Rajanna challenges the ban on Muslim prayers on roads while questioning restrictions on RSS activities. The political debate intensifies over religious freedom and practical laws in India.
Indian-American Congressman Slams Pentagon Reporting Limits
Virginia Congressman Suhas Subramanyam fiercely criticizes Fox News' Pete Hegseth for advocating Pentagon reporting restrictions, calling it a direct assault on press freedom and democratic values in America.
US Media Outlets Rebel Against Pentagon Press Rules
Major American news organizations unite against Pentagon's restrictive media guidelines that could limit journalists' access to crucial defense information and sources.
MP journalists detained over alleged fake news
Congress leader Arun Yadav condemns the detention of two journalists in Madhya Pradesh for publishing alleged fake news, calling it an attack on press freedom and democratic values in India.
Punjab CM seeks UK help for rare Bhagat Singh video
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann reaches out to British legal community for assistance in obtaining never-before-seen video of revolutionary Bhagat Singh from UK archives.
Ex-SC Judge: RSS Ban Unconstitutional
Ex-Supreme Court Justice Santosh Hegde declares any ban on RSS unconstitutional, citing freedom of association protections. Legal expert weighs in on controversial proposal.
UK condemns violence against Hindus in Bangladesh
The United Kingdom has officially condemned the recent surge of violence targeting Hindu minorities in Bangladesh, urging authorities to ensure community safety and religious freedom.
Punjab seeks UK legal help for rare Bhagat Singh video
The Punjab government has initiated international legal efforts to obtain rare video footage of revolutionary Bhagat Singh from British archives, marking a significant step in preserving Indian freedom struggle history.
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