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‘Don’t like it, don’t read it’: Delhi HC refuses to ban book by Salman Khurshid comparing Hindutva to ISIS, puts onus on govt

OpIndia Staff -
A Bench led by Justice Yashwant Verma directed that people always had the option to not read the book by Salman Khurshid if they do not like it.
Specials

Even before Waseem Rizvi petitioned for removing 26 verses from Quran, a petition to ban the Quran altogether was filed 36 years ago: Read...

OpIndia Staff -
In 1985, a petition was filed in the Calcutta high court seeking direction to the govt to forfeit every copy of the Quran
News Reports

After de-platforming Delhi Riots 2020 book, ‘liberals’ go after another Bloomsbury India author

OpIndia Staff -
The tweet by Halim invoking vegetarianism, nazis and their love for animals was an indirect reference to the recently shared videos of Prime Minister Modi, where he was seen spending time with peacocks and feeding them at his residence.
News Reports

Withdrawn by Bloomsbury, ‘Delhi Riots 2020: The Untold Story’ book being published by Garuda Prakashan gets an overwhelming response with 30,000 preorders

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Following the outrage by Islamists and left-liberal jamaat on social media, Bloomsbury withdrew the Delhi Riots 2020 book.
Opinions

Big ‘Liberal’ is watching you: The chilling part about the Delhi riots book ‘ban’

Abhishek Banerjee -
By now, everyone knows what happened with the book Delhi Riots 2020: The Untold Story. The book was about to be published … and then it wasn’t.
Social Media

Shekhar Gupta falsely accuses authors Sanjeev Sanyal, Anand Ranganathan and Sanjay Dixit of bullying Bloomsbury into withdrawing book on Delhi riots

OpIndia Staff -
In the 'Cut the Clutter' video, The Print founder Shekhar Gupta wrongly portrayed that Bloomsbury chickened out of publishing a book on Delhi Riots because of bullying from Sanjeev Sanyal, Dr Anand Ranganathan and Sanjay Dixit
News Reports

Roman Catholic school in US bans Harry Potter books on ‘exorcists’ advice’ because the spells can ‘conjure evil spirits’

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The popular book series were published between 1997 and 2007 and has been a super hit movie franchise as well.

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