Journalism with change, for a change
Bhartiya Janta Party is now a more surprising house than the ‘Big Boss’ television show. With the announcement of Yogi Adityanath as 21st chief minister of India’s most significant electoral state, the saffron party has left the nation with another wave of shocks . Interestingly disappointments knocked together in the organisation as well as in… Continue reading The Monk who sells hate
It’s not a new normal to give a massive coverage to any negative news which is linked to Muslim identity. Yes, you’re right, I am talking about overrated, manipulated and much hyped coverage or better say ‘propagated by Islamophobe’ mainstream media on alleged fatwa (which it never was) over Nahid Afrin. The same media which… Continue reading Hate is inherent and Fatwa is just a propaganda
11th March declared poll result for five different states but it’s only UP verdict which stole the show and became hot cake for television as well as for social media sites. And the reasons are obvious. The one-sided victory of BJP was unpredicted especially after the course of demonetization. Here are seven bullets points from… Continue reading Here Are 7 Facts U.P Assembly Elections Bring Out
As the results started showing clear mandate to BJP in Uttar Pradesh poll, different versions of narratives against the previous predictions started flowing on social media sites. The defeat of BJP was almost assumed before the exit poll declaration but unlike Bihar, most of the exit polls turned true and remained close to the… Continue reading UP Elections 2017: A drift towards soft Hindutva
ALIGARH December 12: The Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University, Lt. Gen. Zameer Uddin Shah has accepted the resignation of Dr. Mohd. Asif Khan from the post of Proctor, with immediate effect. The Vice Chancellor has also allowed Dr. Mohd. Israil, Associate Professor, University Polytechnic (Boys) and Deputy Proctor to look after the work of… Continue reading AMU Proctor’s resignation accepted and charge given to Dr Israil
#OccupyUGC Today's march saw a huge participation of students who had arrived in Delhi, responding to our national call. I congratulate everyone despite the police brutality. Today I saw male police directly hitting girls (and, of course, boys) on the head. This shocking behavior amounts to attempt to murder. Many of our comrades are deeply… Continue reading ye sab karoge to aisà hi hoga: Delhi Police Cop (IPS level)
I don't know what in hell is happening to chennai. Me and my team have been working on rescue from early evening for more than 10 hours now. But today I saw something which is what chennai is all about. Muslims helping Hindhus in more than 7 feet water. Hindhus helping Christians. Christians helping Muslims.… Continue reading Sam Paul from Chennai
“Yes, minorities are the most neglected beings in this country who have to struggle for justice and equality in a country more than anyone else belonging to the majority sector. We stay in a nation where some of the most influential organizations like RSS who intrudes in the functioning of the nation have not yet… Continue reading Yes, minorities are the most neglected beings in this country
A Department of Petroleum Studies, Aligarh Muslim University team of students, which participated in the PETROFESTA '15 Conference held at the IIT Kharagpur campus was placed third among participating teams of 10 top-notch engineering colleges from all over India. Meanwhile, Shahzen Khan and Abdullah Gilani of the Department of Petroleum Studies, AMU also bagged the… Continue reading AMU students won the 3rd prize in Petrofesta’15 conference held in IIT Kharagpur
Asif Ali, a student of Aligarh Muslim University, who comes from a small town Kondotty(Kerala), a place that hardly finds a speck on the map of India . Asif is a son of a daily wage laborer who works hard to meet the expenses of his family. Yet this did not obstruct the boy to… Continue reading Unsung Hero: Asif Ali, a star that never got a chance to shine
