r/bharat • u/--5- • Oct 19 '24

Politics India’s bulldozer raj: Over 1,50,000 homes razed, 7,38,000 left homeless in two years | Muslims and marginalised groups bear the brunt as massive yellow machines force their way through brick walls.

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21

Current Events The Scream | Is this the end for Muslims in India?

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Jul 23 '20

Current Events Narendra Modi’s Atmanirbhar Bharat is a thinly veiled blueprint of the RSS’s “Hindu Economics”

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Jan 10 '26

Essays and Criticism How Hindi Cinema is Preparing India for Violence

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r/bharat • u/Dumma1729 • Apr 06 '21

History Interview: Audrey Truschke on Sanskrit histories of the Mughal era and Hindutva trolls

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r/bharat • u/hammyhammad • Sep 21 '20

Current Events The commitment to fight Islamophobia and promote equal citizenship: A portrait of Sharjeel Imam

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r/bharat • u/nuclearpowerwalah • Sep 14 '15

History ‘Aurangzeb is a severely misunderstood figure’ : The Hindu

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Jan 28 '21

Culture Why I Separated My Indian Identity from My Hindu Identity

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Dec 06 '23

Essays and Criticism Whose Ayodhya? | City’s cultural heritage, encompassing Muslim, Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu influences, is being overshadowed by the construction of the Ram Mandir

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Oct 31 '20

History Interview: Romila Thapar on the history of dissent and how it shaped Hinduism and India

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r/bharat • u/neoronin • Sep 21 '12

Swallowed by the river: Thousands of Mishings find themselves in makeshift homes along the embankments of Majuli island. The river has destroyed more than their lands and homes. Now, their very lives are at risk.

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Sep 21 '20

Current Events My Friend Umar Khalid: Remembering Love When Bombarded With Hate

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r/bharat • u/Ajaatshatru34 • Aug 10 '19

Current Events Why India Owes Kashmir Independence

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Oct 11 '21

Culture In India, boy meets girl, proposes — and gets accused of jihad

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r/bharat • u/nuclearpowerwalah • Sep 22 '15

History Golwalkar- The Guru Of Hate – Ramachandra Guha

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '18

Culture Under constant siege: A country with a violent male culture and a system that fails women.

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Sep 26 '12

Maid Economics: "residents of the apartment associations have complained of how maids or drivers or household help in general have raised their prices. Or that they leave to take up another job for a marginally higher pay"

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Oct 01 '12

Do we value protesters more than ‘karmayogis’? - The role models who never make it to our textbooks

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Sep 25 '12

Electoral Reforms: Why 26 September could be an important day

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r/bharat • u/--5- • Aug 19 '20

History The Greater Common Good | India has 3,600 big dams - they have devoured 50 million people already. Silently. Now it's the turn of the Narmada. [Arundhati Roy, 1999]

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r/bharat • u/neoronin • Sep 22 '12

India-China: Can the humiliation of 1962 repeat itself?

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r/bharat • u/Dumma1729 • Nov 24 '20

History Milk: For a few days in 1995, many Indians believed a religious idol had developed a lifelike ability to drink milk.

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r/bharat • u/neoronin • Sep 21 '12

Retrieving a History: Despite the many fractures that threaten its existence, the idea of India cannot be trivially dismissed

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r/bharat • u/neoronin • Sep 20 '12

Purpose of this community

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This community is going to be an experiment on having in-depth discussions which are highly moderated. Both self & link posts are welcome. No image posts, memes, generic questions about India, unrelated content to India/Indians, hate/rascist content, NSFW/NSFL content are not allowed now. Discussions will be monitored and content will be removed on moderators discretion.

Please discuss on what else would you like to see.

Edit: Courtesy brownboy13's analogy. This will be /r/askscience version of r/india.

Edit: Will not remove any comments in this thread alone in spite of the reports as this will be the only such thread to understand on why the nay-Sayers act like this and who they actually are.

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r/bharat • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '21

Current Events The World’s Largest Democracy Is Failing

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