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(The Wire) Social media propaganda, complete with hashtags, trends and concocted videos, seems to have one single aim: to boycott Muslim-owned and run businesses. Hindutva supporters on Facebook and Twitter have been exhorting social media users of the Hindu faith to destabilise what they call the ‘halal economy’ of Indian Muslims by transferring their business to Hindu-owned and run businesses instead.

(The Wire) Two students have said they were brutally manhandled, stripped and kicked in their private parts during a protest near Amit Shah's house a few days ago.

(The Wire) The police filed a 'dubious' FIR against the victims themselves, alleging they were luring people into the church to convert them. The victims are hoping to apply for anticipatory bail.

(The Wire) The victims are only Muslim family in the village and blacksmith by profession who had moved to Indore’s Kampel two years ago and run an agricultural equipment repairing workshop on the outskirts of the Pewday village

Arunoday Mukharji – BBC India is on the brink of an unprecedented power crisis. More than half of the country’s 135 coal-fired power plants are running on fumes – as coal stocks run critically low. In a country where 70% of the electricity is generated using coal, this is a …

(Scroll.in) A study shows the impact on the group’s consumption, employment and income patterns across different time periods before and after the coronavirus outbreak.

(The Print) Police deny allegations made by brother of Raman Kashyap, say he died after he was taken to hospital. Journalist Raman was one of 8 people killed in Lakhimpur Kheri Sunday.

(The Wire) The victims say FIR against them is politically motivated, given the upcoming elections.

(The Wire) The protests reflect the chaotic aftermath of reading down Article 370, shockwaves of which continue to reverberate across the erstwhile state.

(Al-Jazeera) Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are taking down accounts of Kashmiris, a report by a Kashmiri diaspora group says.