How Muslim ghettoisation risks turning India into a country of strangers

Jun 30, 2025 | 19:29 IST

Despite reports of discrimination in private-sector jobs, middle-class Muslims are finding it easier to get jobs in India. However, when it comes to housing, nothing much has changed

Razia Siddiqui is a physiotherapist with a leading South Delhi clinic, Sajida Hussain works for a private bank, Huma Ali runs the customer care services of a foreign car dealership, Mohammad Shahid heads after-sales of an electronics goods firm.

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How Muslim ghettoisation risks turning India into a country of strangers

Despite reports of discrimination in private-sector jobs, middle-class Muslims are finding it easier to get jobs in India. However, when it comes to housing, nothing much has changed

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How Muslim ghettoisation risks turning India into a country of strangers

Despite reports of discrimination in private-sector jobs, middle-class Muslims are finding it easier to get jobs in India. However, when it comes to housing, nothing much has changed

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