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Jency Jacob

Jency Jacob

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Managing Editor, BOOM FactCheck

Mumbai

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Total articles 62

  • 'Ready To Die Fighting For Hinduism': Who Said What At Una Dharm Sansad

    By Jency Jacob Verified| BOOM FactCheck@ At the Dharm Sansad, a religious conclave, held in Mubarikpur of Una district in Himachal Pradesh the organisers gave an open call to Hindus to pick up arms in order to protect the Sanatan dharma. The three-day-long religious meet began on the morning of April 17 in the sleepy village of Mubarikpur, Himachal Pradesh. The attendees of the religious meet included Yati Narsinghanand, head priest of Dasna Devi temple in Ghaziabad who is out on bail in the Haridwar hate speech case.

    By Jency Jacob Verified · BOOM FactCheck

    Apr. 18, 2022

  • Reporter’s Diary: How the 7/11 Train Blasts Changed My Life

    By Jency Jacob Verified| The Quint Verified The 11 July 2006 blasts in the first class compartment of a local train were a reminder of the 1993 terror strike. Jency Jacob, then a reporter with CNN-IBN, was in the compartment just next to the one that exploded on 11th July, 2006, in the Mumbai train blasts. He rewound the clock and wrote this first person account for The Quint in 2015. On the anniversary of the blasts, we revisit his story.

    By Jency Jacob Verified · The Quint

    Jul. 11, 2020

  • 'Ready To Die Fighting For Hinduism': Who Said What At Una Dharm Sansad

    By Jency Jacob Verified| BOOM FactCheck@ At the Dharm Sansad, a religious conclave, held in Mubarikpur of Una district in Himachal Pradesh the organisers gave an open call to Hindus to pick up arms in order to protect the Sanatan dharma. The three-day-long religious meet began on the morning of April 17 in the sleepy village of Mubarikpur, Himachal Pradesh. The attendees of the religious meet included Yati Narsinghanand, head priest of Dasna Devi temple in Ghaziabad who is out on bail in the Haridwar hate speech case.

    By Jency Jacob Verified · BOOM FactCheck

    Apr. 18, 2022

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