Daily Brief: Why people are pretending to be Muslim in India, and more

Why people are pretending to be Muslim in India

‘When a Muslim name comes up in connection to a crime, there is already a fertile ground to believe that the person must have done something wrong.’

‘No non-veg’ day in Uttar Pradesh today, meat vendors asked to shut shops

The state government issued an order to commemorate the birth anniversary of spiritual leader Sadhu TL Vaswadi.

In the shadow of Partition, state-sanctioned atrocities aimed to wipe out Meo Muslims in Mewat

The riots in Nuh in August show how lasting impunity to Hindu nationalist networks patronised by the princely states of Alwar and Bharatpur sustain...

As Pakistan deports Afghan refugees, Western countries must also shoulder the blame

Western countries must keep their promises to process refugee visa applications for Afghans in a timely fashion.

‘We love life if we find a way to it’: Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish’s enduring absences

The path to enduring peace is through remembering the humanity of others, especially those who may be on the other end of our political beliefs.

Leading from the front, full devotion to organisational goals: Business lessons from the Indian Army

An excerpt from ‘The Winning Culture: Lessons from the Indian Army to Transform Your Business,’ by Neeraj Bali.

Eye Spy: What doing the ‘dunki’ means – and where we first heard the term

Before Rajkumar Hirani’s comedy ‘Dunki’, starring Shah Rukh Khan, the Pakistani film ‘Zinda Bhaag’ tackled undocumented immigration.

Scroll’s Vaishnavi Rathore wins first prize for best article at PII-ICRC Annual Awards 2023

She won the award for her report on migration driven by climate change published under the Common Grounds project.

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