The Jamia Times

The Jamia Times is an independent media project located in Delhi, India, which began in 2019, created by two university students from Jamia Millia Islamia. Its mission is to make news accessible to everyone and to stand up against various injustices found in society. Since its inception, The Jamia Times has grown into a well-respected national platform that highlights the voices of the oppressed and marginalized groups in India, including Muslims, Dalits, Adivasis, women, and other religious, sexual, and linguistic minorities.

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Muhammad Azam Khan: A Secular Stalwart Hounded by a Majoritarian State

3 weeks ago | jamiatimes.in | Ahmed Khabeer

Muhammad Azam Khan, a veteran Samajwadi Party (SP) leader and a towering figure in Uttar Pradesh politics, has spent over four decades fighting for the marginalized. A staunch advocate of secularism, Khan’s contributions to education and inclusive governance have made him a beloved leader among the underprivileged.
Prakash Raj Opposes Film Bans, Defends Fawad Khan’s Abir Gulaal Amid Censorship Concerns

1 month ago | jamiatimes.in | Ahmed Khabeer

Actor Prakash Raj has taken a firm stand against the banning of films in India, irrespective of their ideological leanings, arguing that such measures stifle creative freedom and public discourse. In a recent interview with The Lallantop, Raj expressed concern over the growing trend of public sentiments being hurt “at the drop of a hat” and the increasing centralisation of censorship in the film industry. “I’m not for any banning of films, whether it’s right-wing or a propaganda film.
Newly-Elected BJP MLA in Rajasthan, directs official to Shut down all roadside non-veg stalls - Jamiatimes.in

Dec 4, 2023 | jamiatimes.in | Ahmed Khabeer

Day after returning to power in Rajasthan, a BJP MLA Balmukund Acharya on Sunday directed the official to shut down all the non-veg street food vendors in Jaipur’s Hawa Mahal area. The BJPreturned to power in Rajasthan after bagging 115 of 199 seats. The saffron party dislodged the Ashok Gehlot-led government after five years.