The resilience of democracy shines through Bastar as more than 64 per cent of voters defy the shadow of Maoist threat to cast their ballots.

Writes Zeba Zoaria Zeba Zoariah

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'Modi’s speech rightly questions politics of appeasement. Wrongly targets all Muslims'

Amana Begam Amana Begam Ansari, columnist and TV news panelist, writes

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“What is interesting is that hard-core Modi supporters will perform acrobatics to defend this specific d n question d Opposition about the remainder of the speech while dismissing similar justifications about Manmohan Singh’s statement.”

Writes Amana Begam Ansari…

In political terms, Modi’s controversial speech can be interpreted as a reaction to fears about low voter turnout. It also shows the ruling party’s reluctance to rely solely on its developmental achievements.
Well said by Amana Begam Ansari theprint.in/opinion/modis-…

Just as I seek fair treatment and solidarity from fellow citizens, I also question whether I can reject the politics of appeasement and discrimination toward other communities. I reflect on whether I can speak out for social justice, gender equality, and secularism – which are…

'Modi’s speech rightly questions politics of appeasement. Wrongly targets all Muslims'

writes Amana Begam Ansari

theprint.in/opinion/modis-…

'Modi’s speech rightly questions politics of appeasement. Wrongly targets all Muslims'

Amana Begam Amana Begam Ansari, columnist and TV news panelist, writes

#ThePrintOpinion

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'By emphasizing mutual interests and pursuing dialogue-driven approaches, India can contribute to fostering stability and de-escalating conflicts in the volatile West Asian region.'

A must read for today, by Omer Ghazi Omer Ghazi

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Much has been said about the CAA being “anti-Muslim.” But what do these Indian Muslims have to say about it?

Tune in for this unique event on Saturday (April 27, 2024)! Our special guests- Amana Begam Ansari and Zeba Zoariah - will speak about the #CAA and its impact on their…

Perception that minimal presence of Muslims in civil services is a consequence of discrimination—harms Pasmanda community. They remained confined to Madrasa education. Amana Begam Ansari argues that 'discrimination of Muslims in UPSC' is a myth

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Why do we feel so entitled to discuss people, their look?

And again the mindset where a woman fit in social standard of beauty is most pertinent for her being? And you find nothing wrong in it. Pathetic.

Apna time barbad mat Karo faltu ki bina mangi advice dene me.

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Imagine, as a woman enjoying every right and freedom on planet earth possible because feminists fought 4 it, just to oppose feminism so that you can appease audience for your own benefits. Guess what plastic surgery can enhance outer beauty but can't fix an ugly soul.

“Another significant point that must not be overlooked is the success of women. Over one-third of the successful candidates are women— 352 out of the 1016 candidates, including six among the top ten”

Writes ⁦Amana Begam Ansari⁩ theprint.in/opinion/51-mus…

'Another significant point that must not be overlooked is the success of women. Over one-third of the successful candidates are women— 352 out of the 1016 candidates, including six among the top ten...'

Writes Amana Begam Ansari

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'51 Muslims have successfully cleared the UPSC exam this year. It challenges the narrative of discrimination against Muslims in civil services. The increasing success of Muslims in the exam every year is indeed noteworthy.'
- Amana Begam Ansari
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'51 Muslims have successfully cleared the UPSC exam this year. It challenges the narrative of discrimination against Muslims in civil services.'

writes Amana Begam Ansari

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But what I didn’t see in post-results discussions is the collective failure of society. Instead of building a society where every individual receives a support system to live a life of dignity, we have started glorifying examinations like the UPSC. We place all the responsibility…