The film “The Taj Story” and recent curriculum revisions in India reflect a broader Hindu nationalist effort to rewrite history, marginalize Muslim contributions, and reshape national identity along sectarian lines.

The recent amendments to India's Endowment Law have ignited considerable controversy, with many accusing the government of using the law to consolidate control over Muslim community assets and further its Hindu-nationalist agenda.

As they do every Ramadan, Hindu extremists have escalated their attacks on Muslims and their mosques, launching a series of assaults across India—particularly during Taraweeh prayers.

The elections in Inida, involving around 1 billion voters, come amidst fears of a resurgence of Hindu extremists after a decade in power which could grant them further leeway to reshape India's landscape and oppress minorities, especially Muslims.