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In this episode, we speak with Prof. Vipin Kumar Tripathi, a retired IIT Delhi professor advocating for communal harmony, secularism, and social justice. Shaped by his Gandhian freedom-fighter father and Muslim teacher Ahmed Baksh, Prof. Tripathi’s journey led him from academia to activism, sparked by the 1982 Lebanon attack
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In this episode of Nous Network, we are joined by Dr. Ram Puniyani, former professor of biomedical engineering and a leading voice against communalism and the selective interpretation of history. Together, we explore how Hindutva narratives weaponise the past, from claims of temples beneath mosques to the vilification of India’
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Gaza is the only place on Earth where an entire population is facing famine. This is not a natural disaster. It is engineered starvation. Israel’s refusal to let in aid leading to Gaza’s starvation is not a byproduct of war. It is a system designed to starve an
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Madrasas have long been centers of learning, producing scholars, reformers, and freedom fighters who shaped India’s history. From Maulana Azad to Hasrat Mohani, countless leaders received their early education in these institutions. Even today, madrasas provide free education, food, and shelter to millions of underprivileged children, especially in areas
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In this episode of Nous Podcast, Ali Javed speaks with Ali Anwar Ansari, former Rajya Sabha MP and President of Pasmanda Muslim Mahaz. A veteran journalist turned politician, Ali Anwar has been a key voice advocating for social justice, caste representation, and reservation for Dalit Muslims in India. Before entering
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Dive into the inspiring life and legacy of Abdul Qayyum Ansari, a remarkable social reformer, freedom fighter, and voice of the marginalized. This video sheds light on his tireless efforts for the social justice and political empowerment of backward Muslim communities. Ansari stood at the forefront of the freedom struggle,