Gurmehar Kaur

Shiv Sena leader and the party's youth wing chief Aditya Thackeray has argued in a new book that Hindutva is one of the ideologies of Shiv Sena, but it is different from "BJP's Hindutva".

After having been at the receiving end of online abuse, and her posts being reduced to memes, student activist Gurmehar Kaur said on Wednesday that the "hate" would never match to the level of "love" and support she received from people through social media.

Exclusive excerpt from Small Acts Of Freedom by Gurmehar Kaur

In the one-minute video, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, shares placards, which introduces him and later, he starts with, "I had got my DNA test done and when the report came in, I found I'm, 16.66% Hindu, 16.66% Muslim, 16.66% Sikh, 16.66% Christian, 16.66% Buddhist and 16.66% all the other religion in the world"

Randeep Hooda, who was heavily trolled on Twitter for mocking Gurmehar Kaur, believes that "parental guidance" is required to read his tweets

After facing sharp criticism for mocking Delhi University student Gurmehar Kaur, actor Randeep Hooda says 'parental guidance' is needed for people reading his tweets

Why did you kill my father, questions Vismaya, 12, in a video that has been widely shared, wordlessly communicating her powerful message through placards. Two months ago, her father, a BJP activist, was killed allegedly by Left workers in Kerala's Kannur.

Gurmehar Kaur drew sharp reactions with her picture holding a placard that read, "Pakistan did not kill my father. War did." Among those who responded were former cricketer Virender Sehwag and actor Randeep Hooda, who were widely criticized for mocking the student.

Actor Randeep Hooda today said he should have been careful with his tweet related to Delhi University student Gurmehar Kaur.The Lady Sri Ram College student, daughter of army martyr Captain Mandeep Singh, had launched a viral social mediacampaign against Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP),the BJP's student wing.

Playback singer Chinmayi Sripaada has started an online petition after she was trolled, threatened with rape on Twitter. Why? Simply for expressing her views

On March 2, he uploaded a video which has since gone viral. It has collected over 3 lakh views on YouTube alone. In the video, RJ Naved can be seen holding a placard that says "Dear Gurmehar Kaur and Virender Sehwag... I have something to say to you both."

I hope this letter helps you regain your confidence and composure after the last few difficult days. I also hope that through this letter, you are a little better-informed about how others view Pakistan and its terror exports and the need to secure our people.

Gurmehar Kaur's viral video and the extreme reactions to it have once again brought the focus back on student and campus politics.

Poet and lyricist Javed Akhtar who had slammed cricketer Virender Sehwag over his tweet that appeared to mock Delhi University student Gurmehar Kaur tweeted that 'I take back my harsh words'.

Amid a raging controversy over free speech, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said he supports freedom of expression, but within the legal framework.

Shiv Sena leader and the party's youth wing chief Aditya Thackeray has argued in a new book that Hindutva is one of the ideologies of Shiv Sena, but it is different from "BJP's Hindutva".

After having been at the receiving end of online abuse, and her posts being reduced to memes, student activist Gurmehar Kaur said on Wednesday that the "hate" would never match to the level of "love" and support she received from people through social media.

Exclusive excerpt from Small Acts Of Freedom by Gurmehar Kaur

In the one-minute video, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, shares placards, which introduces him and later, he starts with, "I had got my DNA test done and when the report came in, I found I'm, 16.66% Hindu, 16.66% Muslim, 16.66% Sikh, 16.66% Christian, 16.66% Buddhist and 16.66% all the other religion in the world"

Randeep Hooda, who was heavily trolled on Twitter for mocking Gurmehar Kaur, believes that "parental guidance" is required to read his tweets

After facing sharp criticism for mocking Delhi University student Gurmehar Kaur, actor Randeep Hooda says 'parental guidance' is needed for people reading his tweets

Why did you kill my father, questions Vismaya, 12, in a video that has been widely shared, wordlessly communicating her powerful message through placards. Two months ago, her father, a BJP activist, was killed allegedly by Left workers in Kerala's Kannur.

Gurmehar Kaur drew sharp reactions with her picture holding a placard that read, "Pakistan did not kill my father. War did." Among those who responded were former cricketer Virender Sehwag and actor Randeep Hooda, who were widely criticized for mocking the student.

Actor Randeep Hooda today said he should have been careful with his tweet related to Delhi University student Gurmehar Kaur.The Lady Sri Ram College student, daughter of army martyr Captain Mandeep Singh, had launched a viral social mediacampaign against Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP),the BJP's student wing.

Playback singer Chinmayi Sripaada has started an online petition after she was trolled, threatened with rape on Twitter. Why? Simply for expressing her views

On March 2, he uploaded a video which has since gone viral. It has collected over 3 lakh views on YouTube alone. In the video, RJ Naved can be seen holding a placard that says "Dear Gurmehar Kaur and Virender Sehwag... I have something to say to you both."

I hope this letter helps you regain your confidence and composure after the last few difficult days. I also hope that through this letter, you are a little better-informed about how others view Pakistan and its terror exports and the need to secure our people.

Gurmehar Kaur's viral video and the extreme reactions to it have once again brought the focus back on student and campus politics.

Poet and lyricist Javed Akhtar who had slammed cricketer Virender Sehwag over his tweet that appeared to mock Delhi University student Gurmehar Kaur tweeted that 'I take back my harsh words'.

Amid a raging controversy over free speech, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said he supports freedom of expression, but within the legal framework.