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Whither Future? Towards Hindu Rashtra

We are witnessing a watershed moment transpire. The Citizenship Amendment bill 2019, now a law essentially dismantles the ethos and the premise of India. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration if I were to say, what we saw yesterday was a betrayal of the idea of India many signed up for. The edifice of secular democracy… Read More Whither Future? Towards Hindu Rashtra

December 12, 2019June 11, 2021 Haris AhmedLeave a comment

Feeling The Heat Of Majoritarianism: The Marginalized On The Edges

That the marginalized in India are increasingly feeling restless. This isn’t a hyperbole it’s the stark reality of the times we live in.… Read More Feeling The Heat Of Majoritarianism: The Marginalized On The Edges

July 11, 2017July 11, 2017 Haris AhmedLeave a comment

How can the psyche of Muslims be changed towards Modi?

As it appears; the premise of the question is pretty flawed. To begin with; you’ve assumed that it’s incumbent on the Muslims of India to reach out to PM Modi, when in reality it’s the responsibility of the leaders to be all- inclusive & do away with suspicions (if any that may exist among people).

May 29, 2017May 29, 2017 Haris AhmedLeave a comment

Daily Takes: Swooping On Zakir Naik

Hang on tight as I delineate this: As a kid, I grew up listening to his speeches & as you’d guess it, I was actually quite impressed with his style, wit & rhetoric. He has his own style of quoting from plethora of religious texts; from Quran to Bible & Bhagwat Gita.

November 25, 2016November 25, 2016 Haris AhmedLeave a comment

Do Muslims In India Really Feel Alienated?

As much as technology would make you believe; not every thing around here is binary. There are things which are a tad complex & won’t fit into your typical cliches. This is one among those things. Muslims in India are a complex lot, just as diverse as are Hindus or any other community. If you… Read More Do Muslims In India Really Feel Alienated?

November 25, 2016November 25, 2016 Haris AhmedLeave a comment

The Coup Within India’s Muslim Society

  If I were to choose a single phrase then, certainly Muslims are indeed responsible for their troubles & abject conditions. But, things are far from being pretty simple. So, I’d rather enumerate a few among the myriad of problems:

February 28, 2016April 22, 2016 Haris AhmedLeave a comment

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