APFRA came into existence in October 1978 to protect indigenous Faiths, including Buddhism, Vaishnavism, Akas and Nature worshippers.
Author: Dibakar Dutta
Did AAP lose in Delhi due to Congress? Here is how ‘political pundits’ are misleading you
The overwhelming evidence suggests that the AAP-Congress alliance would have made no difference to the BJP’s thumping victory in the 2025 Delhi Vidhan Sabha election
How the Madras HC stopped Tamil Nadu govt from building shopping complex on temple land
The HR&CE Department had claimed that the funds from the shopping complex would be used for ‘further development’ of the Hindu temple.
How OCCRP, which carried out hitjob on Adani Group, is run by US govt
OCCRP was founded in 2007 in Bosnia’s capital city Sarajevo by a ‘journalist’ named Drew Sullivan in cahoots with the US government.
Meet Sanjiv Khanna, the new Chief Justice of India on the target of left-liberals
Justice Khanna is part of several Benches which are yet to decide key constitutional matters such as the validity of the Triple Talaq law, Bihar caste census, and legislation pertaining to the appointment of Election Commissioners.
‘Boycott Bangladesh’: Inside a grassroot campaign in West Bengal over attack on minorities
The ‘Boycott Bangladesh’ movement was borne out of the necessity to stop funding a rogue State, which has fallen into the hands of Islamists since the 5th of August this year.
Revisiting the Kohat riots of 1924 on its 100th anniversary
The entire Hindu population of Kohat was wiped out, forcing a further demographic change in favour of the Muslims.
Students against caste appeasement: Remembering the anti-Mandal protests of 1990
The BJP withdrew its support from the VP Singh government over the issue, leading to its eventual collapse.
Indian newspaper ‘The Hindu’ downplays assassination attempt on Donald Trump
In a disturbing editorial, the Indian daily suggested that the attack on Donald Trump was somehow due to his political rhetoric.
Congress-friendly ‘journalist’ uses dead father for political propaganda
It’s fascinating how Kapil Komireddi managed to share the demise of his father and simultaneously weave his anti-Modi agenda in the form of a story.