Muslims in India

Officials say the demolitions only target illegal buildings, but rights groups and critics say they are an attempt to harass and marginalize Muslims.

This episode illustrates the danger facing Indian foreign policy from domestic political developments, increasingly centered on religious conflict.

The Black Lives Matter movement in the United States should remind India that it has much soul-seeking to do on issues of race and identity.

Anti-Muslim mudslinging has hit new heights as pandemic panic paves new avenues in India.

For many Muslims displaced by February’s violence in the Indian capital, solace and stability are remote.

The Indian Supreme Court will hear arguments for and against the controversial citizenship law, which opponents say discriminates against Muslims.

India, where Muslims have been at home for more than a millennium, is trying its hardest to alienate, disenfranchise, and disintegrate them.

As many as 23 people have been killed nationwide since the law was passed in India’s parliament.

The CAB threatens to complete the vision of Mohammad Ali Jinnah’s Two-Nation Theory by obliterating India’s claim to secularism.

Modi broke with BJP precedent to pursue Arab states. The foreign policy rationale is obvious, but there's a domestic political logic as well.

For segments of the country’s Hindu population, Muslim loyalty to the nation has always been suspect.

Voters in Nuh wonder where the government has been.