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..sharing false info because the internet is a powerful tool for spreading hatred, and communal hatred sells like hotcakes here in India. Shame on these guys!
#indians
#india
#stopcommunalhatred

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Their agenda is clear. This unfortunate incident happened in the district of Palakkad, but another district 'Malappuram' which has the Muslim population as the majority and has the tag of being the 'most violent district in India' is being dragged to this issue with clear...

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intentions of spreading hatred. Calling the poor thing 'Ganesh Ji' and further communalizing the issue. Victimizing Hinduism and asking Hindus to fight against this injustice. Spreading hatred and starting hate campaigns on the issue. Even the people who know the truth are...

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Wow! very ‘genuine’ reactions 🙄!!!
To all those people spilling hate speech against Kerala by taking this unfortunate and sad incident happen in Kerala as your ‘golden opportunity’, just wanted to tell that we can identify which one is genuine reactions 😏😏 #kerala #malayalis

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In Feb 2020,Delhi Police brutally
beat up 5 youngsters, forcing them
to sing Vande Mataram. One of the 5
youngsters, died after a day.

Indians slamming
#GeorgeFloydMurder is all fine, but
sometimes speak up for India too.If
we don't speak up for India, nobody
will.
#SpeakUplndia

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This are some of the trick played by right wing activists to create a nuisance in the society.
#welldonecoimbatorepolice

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IMRAN PASHA
Conversation with a reporter after confirmed COVID19 Positive
We @IndPointMedia wish you for a speedy recovery.
Get well soon!

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Why is his name savarkar creating such a controversy in karnataka?

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2 AMU Students Arrested, One Sent to Jail Over Anti-CAA Protests

The arrests come in the wake of several other students and activists being arrested while India faces the fourth phase of the lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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BJP’s Sambit Patra Admitted to Hospital After COVID-19 Symptoms

BJP's national spokesperson Sambit Patra has been admitted to the Medanta Hospital in Gurugram after he showed symptoms of COVID-19, sources cited by PTI said on Thursday, 28 May.

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ARE QUARANTINE RULES NOT APPLICABLE TO MINISTERS?
A day after Union Minister DV Sadananda Gowda skipped da institutional quarantine upon his arrival in BLR, the KA Govt has now released an addendum wic states dat ministers & officers on-duty r exempted frm institutionalquarantine

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When the current government and the state government of BJP failed to take appropriate steps towards the pandemic and suffering of the people they even dont want any one rather then them to help the helpless.

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Govt is using this lockdown as an opportunity to arrest dissenters.

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..Amrapali divert homebuyers' funds by violating foreign investment rules, and it identified 187 Crore as proceeds of crime. JPMorgan said it intends to "vigorously" defend itself against the allegations.

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JPMorgan India's asset worth 187 Crore can be attached: Supreme Court to ED

The Supreme Court has allowed the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to attach JPMorgan India's asset worth 187 Crore in the Amrapali Group fraud case. The agency alleged that the US bank helped...

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Sikhs sanitized Jama Masjid in lockdown.
#Delhi

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Saffron flags introduce religious divide at Vijayanagar market

Entering the Vijayanagar market lane, it is clear which shopkeeper or street vendor is from Hindu community due to a large number of saffron flags tethered to shops and makeshift tents of street vendors.