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Bollywood s Hindutva problem - Daily Times

Daily Times April 23, 2021 Being a film buff for the better part of my life, I never imagined a time would come when Bollywood, one of the largest film industries in the world, would fall into the grip of an odious Hindutva regime; one that is ardently inspired by Nazism and other brands of fascism. Bollywood itself represents a vital part of the cultural diplomacy that has been effective in projecting India’s soft power since the dawn of this century; when it began spreading its wings across the world, catering to not only Indian diasporas but also to the larger South Asian region, Middle East and the West.

Canada s UBC cancels journalist event on farmers movement: Pressure from Sikh activists at play?

Farmer Protests Canada’s University Of British Columbia (UBC) has cancelled Harjit Kaur Sidhu Memorial Program 2021, in which journalist Hartosh Singh Bal, Political Editor at Caravan Magazine was slated to deliver an address on the topic of ‘Perspectives on the Farmer’s movement in India 2020-21 on April 7, 2021. The university website has put up notice stating that the lecture has been cancelled. Even though the university has reassured students that the lecture will be rescheduled and announced in due course, UBS alumnus Aadil Brar has pointed out that the lecture has been cancelled under pressure from radical Sikh elements in British Colombia. Expressing how this sets a wrong precedent, Aadil added that he would be writing a letter as an alumnus to UBC in protest.

Getting To Know Peter Friedrich, Journalist And Activist Surfacing In Delhi Police s Toolkit Case

India Asks Twitter to Block Around 1,200 Pro-Khalistan Accounts, Reports Say

India Asks Twitter to Block Around 1,200 Pro-Khalistan Accounts, Reports Say © REUTERS / Brendan McDermid Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/india/202102081082014161-india-asks-twitter-to-block-around-1200-pro-khalistan-accounts-reports-say/ Last week, sources told Sputnik that security measures had been stepped up at government and diplomatic buildings in New Delhi in light of intelligence suggesting that the Khalistan movement might be behind the violence during the 26 January protests. India has asked Twitter to remove 1,178 accounts allegedly related to farmer rallies recently held in New Delhi and suspected to be linked to the Khalistan separatist movement, The Hindu newspaper reported on Monday. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has shared a list of 1,178 Twitter accounts that were flagged by security agencies as belonging to Khalistan sympathisers or backed by Pakistan and o

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