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When the Bells Fell Silent and Blood Mingled with Gangajal: The Mahashivratri Massacre of Devotees at the Shakti Peeth of Chandranath Dhaam, Sitakunda (1950)

On the sacred night of Mahashivratri, when chants of “Har Har Mahadev” were meant to echo across the hills of Sitakunda, the bells of Chandranath Temple were drowned not by devotion, but by screams. They arrived barefoot and fasting with brass vessels of milk and sacred Ganga water from Assam, Tripura, Manipur and from every distant corner of Bangladesh …

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Four Coordinated Incidents of Land Seizure, Arson and Temple Vandalism Targeting Hindus in Post-Election Bangladesh on 13th February

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21 Documented Allegations of Atrocities Against Hindus in Bangladesh during 26th January -2nd February by Aditi Chakraborty

Bangladesh

A Nation at the Ballot, A Minority Under Siege : How Hindus in Bangladesh Faced Electoral Intimidation and Radicalised Violence during February 9-12

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Bound and Hacked to Death : The murder of 28-year-old tea-garden worker Ratan Sahukar and the unanswered question of minority safety in Bangladesh

West Bengal

Sangam and Kumbh Mela in Bengal: The Sacred Legacy of ‘Dakshin Prayag’ Tribeni by Pallab Mondal

The Geography of Sanctity The spiritual importance of Tribeni in the Hooghly district of West Bengal does not rest on archaeological conjecture, colonial records, or external validation. It rests first and foremost on geography that has shaped Hindu sacred imagination for millennia. The very name Tribeni denotes a confluence of three braided rivers. As Prayagraj …

Enamul Miyan Arrested for Raping Minor Hindu Girl in West Bengal’s Cooch Behar District

 Hindu Voice Team: In a disturbing case that has sparked local outrage and protests, a 63-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly raping an 11-year-old Hindu girl in the Jamaldah area of Mekhliganj, Cooch Behar district. The accused, identified as Enamul Miyan, reportedly threatened the minor Hindu girl with a sharp weapon before committing the …

Fabricating Fear, Mobilising Mobs: The Dangerous Politics of Samim Laskar’s Online Agitation in Baruipur, West Bengal

In an era where a single social media post can mobilise crowds faster than any street-corner speech, the line between free expression and reckless incitement has never been thinner. That line appears to have been deliberately blurred by Samim Laskar — a Facebook influencer with over 10,000 followers, a public speaker, and a current resident …

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Targeted for Identity, Broken by Brutality: Hindu Widow Gang-Raped, Tied to a Tree and had her Hair Forcibly Chopped by Shahin and Hasan in Jhenaidah District of Bangladesh

A horrific crime in Jhenaidah’s Kaliganj municipality has laid bare the brutal vulnerability of women and the chilling impunity enjoyed by perpetrators when power, greed, and misogyny intersect. Approximately two and a half years ago, a Hindu widow from Kheda Para village in Kaliganj upazila legally purchased a two-storey house and three decimals of land …

India Overtakes Japan to Become World’s Fourth-Largest Economy; China Acknowledges Historic Rise

Hindu Voice Team: India’s Economic Ascent Reshapes Global Power Rankings India has officially emerged as the world’s fourth-largest economy, surpassing Japan in a landmark shift that underscores the country’s rapid economic expansion and growing global influence. The development has been acknowledged by Chinese economic observers, marking a rare recognition from Asia’s largest economy. According to …

The Night of the Lost Nose-Rings: The Pogroms That Defined Khaleda Zia’s Bangladesh and Why Her Record Cannot Be Sanitised

Anyone portraying Khaleda Zia as anything other than a shrewd political operator with a long record of hostility toward Bangladesh’s Hindu minority should remember one phrase that still haunts survivors: “The Night of the Lost Nose-Rings.” History is not a matter of image management. It is a record of human suffering. And few chapters in …

The Politics of Silence: The Lynching of Dipu Chandra Das and what Hindu Society must learn to survive

Selective Silence, Elite Caution, and the Cost of Invisibility When mobs torched the offices of media houses like Prothom Alo and The Daily Star in Dhaka, after the death of Osman Hadi, foreign embassies moved quickly. Statements were issued. Joint condemnations followed. Press freedom was invoked, rightly, as a core democratic value [1]. But when …

Kolkata Police harass and book Elderly Hindu Woman under Non-Bailable Charges for Her Son’s Posts exposing atrocities against Hindus and policy failures of State Government

In the increasingly silenced political landscape of West Bengal, one citizen’s voice has drawn the wrath of power. Bhairav (name changed for privacy) is a resident of West Bengal who has been documenting the rising tide of crimes and atrocities against Hindus in West Bengal and Bangladesh on X (@BhairavVaam). His sharply worded posts have …

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Why All Political Parties Play Caste Chess and How General Caste Indians End Up as Residual Citizens

In India’s caste-saturated democracy, communities classified as Savarna or General Caste occupy an increasingly anomalous position: they carry numbers, fiscal responsibility, and institutional expectations — without any durable form of political protection. The General Caste voter has become the silent underwriter of a system that no longer even pretends to reward merit, economic vulnerability, or national cohesion. What we …

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Hindu Voice Desk: হিন্দু ধর্মে ফেরার স্রোত চলছে দেশে। এবার স্বেচ্ছায় সনাতন হিন্দু ধর্ম গ্রহণ করলেন আসামের এক মুসলিম পরিবার। বৈদিক নিয়ম মেনে হিন্দু ধর্ম গ্রহণ করেন তাঁরা। আসামের সোনাপুরের কচুতলীর বাসিন্দা হাফিজ আলী ও তাঁর স্ত্রী রিজওয়ানা বেগম হিন্দু ধর্ম গ্রহণ করার ইচ্ছা প্রকাশ করেন। সে কথা স্থানীয় হিন্দুদের অনেককেই জানান। তারপরই এগিয়ে আসেন …

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Four Coordinated Incidents of Land Seizure, Arson and Temple Vandalism Targeting Hindus in Post-Election Bangladesh on 13th February

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Why All Political Parties Play Caste Chess and How General Caste Indians End Up as Residual Citizens

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When the Bells Fell Silent and Blood Mingled with Gangajal: The Mahashivratri Massacre of Devotees at the Shakti Peeth of Chandranath Dhaam, Sitakunda (1950)

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