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At least three instances of Hindutva groups barging into gatherings and accusing those congregating of religious conversions have emerged so far in August. Videos from… Read More »After arrest of nuns in Durg, Christians in Sehore, Raipur & Balasore allegedly attacked over ‘forced conversions’ – Alt News
Can you believe it’s Labour Conference time again? After a jam-packed year bringing you the latest Labour news, spend Conference with your friends at LabourList… Read More »Labour Party Conference 2025: Full LabourList events programme, revealed – LabourList
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