Anti Hindu bias

BBC has intended to imply that the incident occurred due to the existence of 'Hindu hierarchy'. While it emphasized the Dalit identity of the victims, it forgot to mention that the culprits were named Junaid, Airf, Sohail, Hafiz, Karimuddin and Chhotu.

School teachers of a missionary school in Karnataka reportedly forced students to remove the Rakhis tied to their wrists and threw them in the dustbin.

The Economic Times published a meme mocking Hindus by depicting the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre as a Shivling

Controversy broke out when a video of a faculty from UPSC training academy - Vision IAS made rounds on social media wherein a faculty was seen calling the 'Bhakti Movement' as a cult

A Hindu man was characterised as villain by mainstream media outlets for opposing conversion attempts by Christian missionaries

Abdul Jabbar, Ritik Jadhav and Vijay Bhavsar were booked following the death of an Ujjain woman due to kite string but liberals accused MP govt of targeting Muslims

Elle India posted a Hinduphobic cartoon, the fashion magazine has now deleted it from their social media platforms after receiving a huge backlash.

Following her rant, Shruti Pandey of Jindal Global Law School went on to heap praises on Islam and its 'acceptability' of widow remarriage.

Scroll has attributed the origins of words like 'Matashree' and 'Pitashree' to Rahi Masoom Raza who they claimed was inspired from Urdu words.

When Netflix, the gold standard of today’s popular culture, started making original content in India, three of their very first productions were Sacred Games, Ghoul and Leila.