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From my reading, this seems to be largely focusing on laws and policies as opposed to outcomes. >

As is the whole "we actually still maintain the class-system, just not on the books" thing that you are bound to come across working just shows how much of a nothingburger this will be. >

This is a joke right? >

Check the sub. >

The atrocities against Muslims is horrible in India. Looking the other way and passing unenforceable laws is jus disingenuousness. >

Which law? >

This is a blog not a news site. >

The most child brides is a weird flex. >

Um, didn’t India just make a law essentially denying Muslims citizenship? >

It was more in the terms of giving citizenship to Non Muslim refugees that came to India illegally from Islamic countries, and deporting Muslim immigrants that entered illegally. >

So religious discrimination in a nutshell. >

Considering the partition happened on religious basis and there is widespread persecution of Non Muslim minorities in Afghanistan Pakistan and Bangladesh to the level that there are barely any left there , it is a sound policy. 
Discrimination based on reasonable cause is valid, such as affirmative action >

I’ll take propaganda for $1000 please Alex >

Does Adani own this paper?