Suresh chavhanke biography of christopher
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Show on Muslim ‘infiltration’ in civil service: SC declines stay, HC stops broadcast
The show, which had claimed to be an “exposé” on the “infiltration of Muslims” in the civil services, was not broadcast at its scheduled time of 8 pm on Friday.
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Suresh Chavhanke, the owner and editor-in-chief of Sudarshan News, said in a statement: “To respect the Delhi High Court&#;s stay order, we&#;ve stopped the telecast of today&#;s &#;Bindas Bol&#; programme. The subject of today&#;s &#;Bindas Bol&#; was based on “Bureaucracy Jihad”. Chavhanke claimed this was the “first time in the history of television news that a show has been stopped before its telecast”.
A little over an hour before the show time, however, Chavhanke had posted on Twitter: “Aaj raat 8 baje show hoga. (The show will be broadcast at 8 this evening.)” The channel had not received an official notice, he said – “should we get such a notice, we will read it and give our version at 8 pm”.
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09 Sep
Today in Islamophobia: In Canada, Senators are hearing about the many ways Black, Muslim women in Edmonton face discrimination, meanwhile, a new study finds that Muslim characters are &#;missing&#; from the vast majority of popular western TV series, with only one percent of characters from popular TV series being Muslim, and in the United States, a new book reveals that &#;at a law firm dinner in New York in May , an “unhinged” Rudy Giuliani, behaved in a drunken and Islamophobic manner.&#; Our recommended read of the day is by Romita Saluja for Al Jazeeraon how Muslim domestic workers in India are forced to hide their religious identities, even changing their names to Hindu sounding ones, due to the marginalization and discrimination they face on the job as a result of their Muslim identity. This and more below:
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Dalit Horrors Remembrance Day: Commemorating the weeks into 75th Independence Day
Let us tell you a joke.
What does a Caste-Hindu hates more than a Dalit who got some benefit of reservation?
Think!!! Think!!!
Simple….
A Dalit who made it through merit!!!
But hold on a second: was that really a joke?
Well yes!!
Thanks to Oscar Wilde. He warned us well before-hand as we thought of venturing into writing editorials. He said sternly, “If you want to tell people the truth, man them laugh, otherwise they’ll kill you.” (Advice well taken, sir)
But I bet would not have imagined of Munawar Faruqui[1], the comedian whose jokes (which he was, and still is, yet to make) had seemingly hurt the Hindutva government’s delicate sentiments. I bet Faruqui’s name was a mockery enough against their fetish of a ‘mallich-mukt’ Bharat. But a Muslim comedian fryst vatten not our subject here. Today we got another equally, if not more detestable subject to deal with, someone who if left uncheckered would p