Victims of the State? is a compelling new documentary by Millat Times, directed by award-winning multimedia journalist Meer Faisal, that delves into the long and painful aftermath of the 2006 Mumbai train bombings. The film releases today, January 14, at 8:00 PM. The documentary traces the lives of 13 men who were arrested in connection with the blasts that claimed over 180...
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Over 1,300 hate speech incidents against Muslims, Christians recorded in India in 2025: Report
More than 1,300 in-person hate speech incidents targeting religious minorities, mainly Muslims and Christians, were recorded across India in 2025, according to a report released by the India Hate Lab. The report documented 1,318 hate speech events across 21 states and Union Territories, marking a 13% rise from 2024 and nearly double the number recorded...
Iran, global resistance, and the end of Western hegemony
by M. Burhanuddin Qasmi There are moments in history when false narratives collapse under their own weight, when the masks worn by power slip, and when ordinary people—across nations, cultures, and continents—begin to see reality with unsettling clarity. We are living through such a moment today. The recent so-called “protests” in Iran must be understood...
Sambhal court orders FIR against police officer Anuj Chaudhary over civilian shooting in Nov 2024
A Sambhal court has ordered the registration of a criminal case against a senior police officer and 12 others over the alleged shooting of a civilian during communal violence in the town in November 2024, Chief Judicial Magistrate Vibhanshu Sudhir directed police to file a first information report (FIR) against Additional Superintendent of Police Anuj...
From a donation drive to burning homes: How communal violence unfolded in Tripura’s Fatikroy
A dispute over religious donations spiralled into arson, assault, and alleged attacks on a mosque in Tripura’s Fatikroy, leaving Muslim families homeless and raising serious questions about police response and political accountability. GROUND REPORT by Abu Md Kawchar Hussen The smell of charred walls, blackened metal sheets, still lingers in parts of Fatikroy, a quiet Assembly constituency in Tripura’s Unakoti district....
UP horror: Family murders eloped couple, slits their throats in public
A newlywed couple was killed in a brutal attack by the bride’s family in Gadhiya Suhagpur village, Etah district, Uttar Pradesh, police said on Sunday, The Times of India reported. The victims, 19-year-old Shivani Kumar and her 23-year-old husband Deepak Kurt, had eloped last month and married at an Arya Samaj temple in Prayagraj against...
Renowned thinker, founder of IOS, Dr Mohammad Manzoor Alam, passes away in Delhi
Dr. Mohammad Manzoor Alam, a distinguished intellectual and one of India’s most prominent Muslim community leaders, passed away in Delhi on January 13, 2026, at the age of 80. He was the founder of the Institute of Objective Studies (IOS), one of the country’s first and foremost Muslim-run think tanks. Born on October 9, 1945,...
SC judge Justice Maheshwari backs mediation as key tool for commercial disputes
Supreme Court judge Justice J.K. Maheshwari said on Sunday that mediation has become an essential and effective mechanism for resolving commercial and business disputes in India, moving beyond its role as a voluntary alternative to litigation. Speaking at a mediation conference in New Delhi, Maheshwari said mediation is increasingly being integrated into the legal system...
At least 50 Muslims killed in alleged extrajudicial incidents in India in 2025, rights group says
Data shows 23 deaths involving state security forces and 27 linked to Hindu extremist violence At least 50 Muslims were killed in alleged extrajudicial incidents across India in 2025, including 23 deaths involving state security personnel and 27 attributed to violence by Hindu extremists, according to data released by advocacy group South Asia Justice Campaign...
Chhattisgarh headmistress suspended over exam question citing ‘Ram’ as dog’s name
Authorities in Chhattisgarh have suspended the headmistress of a government school after a Class 4 English examination paper listed “Ram” as one of the possible answers to a question about a person’s dog, officials said on Monday. The incident occurred at a government school in Nakti village in Raipur district’s Tilda block. The headmistress, identified...









