"Question remains, if the judgment was based on the non-Islamic or pre-Islamic evidence at the disputed spot then why did the Buddhist claim gain no importance?"
Interesting article - by @SonpimpleRahul (Twitter)
@h_tejas
https://thefederal.com/opinion/beyond-hindu-muslim-binary-the-buddhist-claim-on-ayodhya/
Interesting reporting by The Caravan
The trial of two Indian citizens accused of spying on Kashmiri and Sikh groups in Germany and sharing information with Indian intelligence agents began on Thursday at the Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt.
https://thewire.in/law/indian-couple-trial-germany-spying-frankfurt
Satish Deshpande's charming essay on English in Independent India - not just a language like any other
Can an autobiographically-inclined social history reveal the role of English in shaping caste privilege, regulating class mobility and enabling individual agency? This essay risks an answer. As far as I can remember, it began with the word “similar”. I was about seven and my brother was four at the time. We were living in a tiny mining township in what is now Chhattisgarh (then Madhya Pradesh) called Dalli Rajhara, where my father was an engineer in a public sector company.
Rahul Moon
Tejas Harad
Meenakshi
Sridhar V