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Police sources told MyNation that this is a group operating in Tamil Nadu and its members are highly radicalised. The targeting of a cop has come as a shock to the force, since this appears to be a new modus operandi.
 

In the past couple of months, the Prime Minister of Malaysia has made provocative statements on issues such as Jammu and Kashmir, the citizenship law and also regarding Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is wanted by the ED and NIA.
 

Within the last few decades, Indian Muslims have made the same mistake repeatedly by choosing the wrong leaders. Because of the narrative aided by powerful media spinners, Indian Muslims have been made to feel that only those who wear burqas or a skull cap can be trusted to respect their wants and needs.

Hiding in the shadows of larger terror groups are the smaller ones in Tamil Nadu, who are part of the bigger plot to shape the Khilafat movement. There's a lot to take after the NIA busted 16 Islamic radicals
 

On this episode, Abhinav Khare deep dives into the sea of Indian intelligentsia to bring to the surface the box of Islamic extremism that speaks the words of Faiz Ahmed Faiz, which has done a lot to stir the pot of hatred towards Hindus

While the SIMI is already banned in India, what is PFI and why is a ban being sought on it. Let us find out through SimplifiedBy on MyNation

Taking to Twitter, politician-activist Shehla Rashid said, "The idea of India was being murdered mercilessly in Kashmir 5 months ago. Most of you were either silent or endorsed that rampage."

When senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor put out a tweet that one should be cautious of all forms of extremism, including that of Islamic, he received a lot of backlash on the social media. 

While the OIC, the collective voice of the Muslim world, has urged India to uphold international law and not discriminate against minorities, one cannot forget how selective it has been in the fight for Muslims

Hello and welcome to this episode of DePress Room, my name is Amal Chowdhury and today we will be talking about how ISIS is getting stronger again in Iraq There are growing indications that the Islamic State (IS) group is re-organising in Iraq, two years after losing the last of its territory in the country.

While the Centre passed the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Bill that has been made an Act, several outfits of Islamic extremists on Friday (December 13) staged a protest that took a violent turn in the national capital and Mamata Banerjee's West Bengal turf 

The surrender of members from the Islamic State before the Afghanistan forces no doubt comes as good news to many, but one must be wary as this could be a ploy by ISIS to have trained members return to their homeland to carry out attacks

The killing of Islamic State chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi comes as a relief to the world, but the terror outfit’s decentralised structure would mean that his death may not have that much of an impact on its operations, especially in India