under Ayodhya

Land Grab in Ayodhya

In Ayodhya, which is one of the most lawless towns in India, disciples are killing their gurus to usurp precious temple land

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28 Feb 2013 | BY Dhirendra K Jha
The Villain Nobody Knows

The Indian Civil Service officer who helped the Hindu Mahasabha lay claim to the Babri Masjid.

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6 Dec 2012
Let Justice, Not Populism, Prevail

The Allahabad High Court’s verdict was a classic case of exceeding the brief

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15 May 2011 | BY Jatin Gandhi
The Supreme Court Spoiler

Modi’s plan to preside over an out-of-court settlement flops

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15 May 2011 | BY Dhirendra K Jha
It Happened One Night

The untold story of the night of 22-23 December 1949, when Rama was planted in Ayodhya. The night that decisively shaped India’s modern political history.

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3 Dec 2010 | BY Dhirendra K. Jha
Who Says We Can Move On?

The talking heads who so insist have no idea what is at stake in Ayodhya

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7 Oct 2010 | BY Hartosh Singh Bal
Law Is above Expediency

Jurisprudence is just as vital to the idea of India as maintaining communal equilibrium.

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30 Sep 2010 | BY Jatin Gandhi
A Fight to the End

The court will soon decide who owns the Babri Masjid site. Whichever way the verdict goes, the politics of religion will make a comeback.

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9 Sep 2010 | BY Hartosh Singh Bal
My Crippled Testimony

One of the 100 witnesses who deposed before the Liberhan Commission, the author makes a public deposition on what Liberhan did not get to hear.

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26 Nov 2009 | BY Raman Kirpal
Clueless in Dharmanagri

Alienated Muslims seek refuge in conspiracy theories, while aimless Hindu youth look up to Ramlalla, the deity BJP owes its rise to

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22 Jun 2009 | BY Rahul Pandita
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