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| Book Teesta for Inciting Communal Disharmony |
Book Teesta for Inciting Communal Disharmaony
It has been the impression of many of us that our well known human rights activists are very responsible people who have only the interests of the nation at heart. But now this stands shattered with the recent revelation by the SIT in its report submitted to the Supreme Court of India. This is true, at least, in the case of the renowned human rights activist Teesta Setalvad who had been decorated by the ‘secular’ Government of India with a Padma Shree. And it is not for the first time that that renowned human rights activist Teesta Setalvad is herself in the dock, benumbed an...
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| An Unconcionable Act | An Unconscionable Act
 Pratap Bhanu Mehta
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| A Fatherhood More Equal? | A Fatherhood More Equal?
 Francois Gautier
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| Editorial: Exposed Setalvad Maintaining Studied Silence |
Editorial: Exposed Setalvad Maintaining Studied Silence
The recent SIT findings submitted to Supreme Court exposes the evil designs of certain ‘secularist’ NGOs, self styled human rights activists in collusion with a section of media. The SIT, headed by former CBI Director, RK Raghavan along with former DGP CB Satpathy and three senior IPS officers Geetha Johri, Shivanad Jha and Ashish Bhatia was assigned to enquire into post-Godhra riots in Gujarat by the Supreme Court. The SIT report has categorically indicted Teesta Setalvad, a self styled human rights activists running an NGO Citizen for Justice and Peace of tutoring the witnesses, cooking up the macabre tales of wanton killi...
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| Deoband's Anti Terrorism Declaration: Part I |
Deoband’s Anti Terrorism Declaration: Part I
An anti-terrorism conference was organized by the Rabta Madaris Islamiah (Islamic Madrassa Association) at Darul Uloom Deoband, on Monday 25 February 2008 . The conference was attended by over 10,000 participants that included clerics, scholars and religious leaders from across the country including representatives of other Islamic schools like Nadwatul Ulema and Sufi orders like Chishtis of Ajmer Sharif, and senior dons of the renowned Deoband seminary. The Conference concluded by issuing a Declaration which, besides proclaiming the stand of the Conference on Terrorism, also contained some observations regarding the performance of the ...
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