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Rutgers University report claims online Hinduphobia rising

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By Revathi Krishnan
| ThePrint Verified
New Delhi: There has been a sharp rise in hate speech directed toward the Hindu community across various social media platforms, claims a report uploaded Tuesday by researchers at the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI), Rutgers University, New Jersey.
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Christian mechanic in Pakistan gets death for ‘blasphemy’. He said ‘Jesus is supreme’ Original

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By Revathi Krishnan
| ThePrint Verified
New Delhi: More than five years after his arrest, a Christian mechanic booked on the charges of blasphemy was sentenced to death by a Lahore court Monday. Masih has been in jail since 2017 and his case riddled with adjournments. The accused, who has a wife and a daughter, also lost his mother in 2019 while he was behind the bars. According to reports, in June 2017, Masih got into a dispute with a Muslim customer in Lahore after he repaired the latter’s bike.
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Fresh row in Congress as Jairam Ramesh distances party from Manish Tewari op-ed defending Agnipath

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By Revathi Krishnan
| ThePrint Verified
New Delhi: Divisions in the Congress over the Agnipath recruitment scheme for the armed forces resurfaced Wednesday, with All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary in-charge of communications Jairam Ramesh and party MP Manish Tewari slugging it out on Twitter. Reacting to an op-ed by Tewari in The Indian Express Wednesday defending the Agnipath scheme, Ramesh distanced the party from it, saying the views were Tewari’s own and did not reflect the party’s stand.
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