The Other Side of the Story: Nationhood, Hindutva and the Place of Indian Muslims
An in-depth look at Hindutva, Indian nationhood, Partition and the constitutional rights, citizenship and equal belonging of Indian Muslims.
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From Perceived Exclusion to Inclusive Opportunity: A New Path for Indian Muslims (Demand your rights, but never neglect your opportunities)
Indian Muslims can pursue a more empowering path by demanding constitutional rights while actively using universal government schemes for education, skills, entrepreneurship, employment and welfare.
Citizenship, Public Discourse and the Responsibility of Evidence
An evidence-based opinion on India’s citizenship debate, examining the CAA, NRC, NPR, electoral roll revisions, constitutional principles, and the need for fact-driven democratic discourse over political rhetoric.
Constitutional Rights, Equal Justice and the Need for Organized Civic Engagement
Explore the importance of constitutional rights, equal justice, due process, and organized civic engagement as tools for addressing discrimination and strengthening democracy in India.
Minority Scholarships and Inclusive Governance in Contemporary India
Explore the debate around minority scholarships in India, inclusive governance, and educational equity under the Modi government. An analysis of policy gaps, minority welfare schemes, and the future of inclusive development in contemporary India.
Citizenship Concerns and Documentation Reality: Understanding the Position of Indian Muslims
An in-depth analysis of Aadhaar coverage, welfare access and citizenship concerns among Indian Muslims, highlighting documentation realities, EWS awareness and inclusion challenges in India.
National Security and Social Harmony: A Call for Clarity and Calm Amid Border Concerns
A thoughtful appeal for calm and clarity amid border security and citizenship concerns—highlighting the importance of truth, restraint, and national unity.
Introspection, Understanding and the Path Forward for Indian Muslims
Najmuddin A. Farooqi reflects on the challenges facing Indian Muslims today—urging introspection, balanced engagement, and cooperation for unity, dignity, and national progress.
Mushawarat’s Navaid Hamid Welcomes SC Order on Waqf Amendment Act
AIMMM Working President Navaid Hamid hails Supreme Court’s interim order on Waqf Amendment Act as a major setback to Modi government’s controversial changes.
A Century of Change: The RSS and Its Shifting Ideological Compass
As RSS nears 100 years, its softer tone contrasts BJP’s assertiveness—unpacking the ideological divergence reshaping Indian right-wing politics.