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Justice Delayed is Justice Denied

Bhopal Gas Tragedy
Fact File: Dec 3, 1984. Some 500,000 people are exposed to poisonous gases in the state capital of Madhya Pradesh, India. Between 5000-8000 people died immediately and thousands over the years from long term illness. More than 100,00 remain chronically ill in Bhopal today. The water and soil of the area is still contaminated.

Where’s the justice for innocents who still suffer?

Sir Syed Day – A Retrospection

Thousands of Aligs all over the world celebrate the birth anniversary of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan every year. However the event has turned into a ritual dinner than anything else. A critical examination of the famous event in AMU’s calendar and a few suggestions to make the event more constructive.

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Guzishta Lucknow

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

Guzishta Lucknow by Abdul Halim Sharar (1869 – 1926) is a detailed historical account of the Lucknow society during the rule of Nawabs. It is filled with countless lesser known facts and fascinating stories about yesteryear’s Lucknow and gives you an insight into the daily lives of the Nawabs and the commoners of the city.

Firaaq – A Brave New Effort

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

A review of the Hindi movie Firaaq by Nandita Das

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AR Rahman: The Mozart of Madras

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

The story explores the legend of A R Rahman.

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Indian Muslims – Where Have They Gone Wrong?

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

A review of the book “Indian Muslims – Where Have They Gone Wrong?” by the eminent Muslim writer Dr Rafiq Zakaria.

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Hindu Zionists Behind Mumbai Attacks – Zaid Hamid

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

A TV channel in Pakistan comes up with their own conspiracy theory behind the Mumbai attacks claiming that Hindi “Zionists” are behind the attacks.

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Remembering The Mumbai Heroes

by Inam Abidi Amrohvi

India responded as one after the time of Mumbai terror attacks. While many individuals and organizations did a commendable job, let us remember some real heroes while reflecting on the Mumbai tragedy .

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