A saffron wave crashed on the Coffee House and washed away the last remaining doubt that Bengal has changed.

There is Saffron in your Coffee (House)

Soil from Kolkata was brought to Ayodhya for the event today by the kin of Ram and Sharad Kothari.

DailyOh! PM’s message on Ram, to Kolkata’s Kothari brothers who drew youths to kar seva

Soil from Kolkata was brought to Ayodhya for the Ram Mandir Shilanyas event today by the kin of Ram and Sharad Kothari.

They allege lynching in the name of 'Jai Shri Ram' but are silent if a Muslim lynches a Hindu. This is 'Intolerance 2.0' where Hindu-bashing and Modi-hating get instant results.

Whose intolerance is it anyway? Decoding the recent Open Letter to PM Modi by our intellectuals

We can't silence people objecting to Muslims being lynched by regurgitating whataboutery such as, 'What about when Hindus were killed?'

'Jai Shri Ram' is not a violent war cry. Don't turn it into one now

Preeminent personalities have objected to hate crimes using 'Jai Shri Ram'. But where were they when non-Muslims were lynched or the same words punished in Bengal?

Same hate, different measures: Weaponising ‘Jai Shri Ram’ is wrong. In North India and in West Bengal

Once words of calmness and beauty, the Hindu chant is now a signal, a dog-whistle, a weapon in the hands of lynch mobs targeting the most vulnerable.

From sacred to profane: How the holy 'Jai Shri Ram' chant is now a cry of violence to lynch the terrified

Most of the accused in cases of lynching have either been released on bail or never arrested at all. This is despite the Supreme Court's severe injunction to the authorities to ensure justice.

Junaid, Akhlaq, Tabrez: Muslims aside, we are also lynching our laws and legal system each and every time

A Muslim man, beaten to death recently, was also forced to chant ‘Jai Shri Ram’. The words are a weapon today but there was once an India where non-Hindus said 'Jai Shri Ram' with joy.

Lynching versus Love: There is so much more to 'Jai Shri Ram' than forcing a non-Hindu to say it

In the Lok Sabha, we have now heard the chants of 'Jai Shri Ram' and ‘Allah Hu Akbar,’ but why do politicians shout religious slogans rather than voice the people's right to food, clothing and shelter?

Hear The Hindu Voice: Simply chanting 'Jai Shri Ram' doesn't make a person a Hindu fanatic. But MPs chanting this are evading their jobs

The swearing-in ceremony of Parliamentarians was marred by a contest of religious slogans, taken out of context and used to target. Will Parliament now become a religious akhada?

jai shri ram