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Eradicating Stigma: A Landmark Judgment on Manual Scavenging and Justice for Dalits

CJP Legal Team - January 16, 2025

A judgment upholding dignity: Attempting, again, to end manual scavenging, and restoring justice for the most marginalised

India

Is Narayan Guru Part of Sanatan Dharma?

Ram Puniyani - January 16, 2025

Recently (31st December 2024) while inaugurating the Conference as a part of Sivagiri pilgrimage, Pinarayi Vijayan supported the proposal of Swami Satchitanand’s to stop the...

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Wahhabism, Ahle Hadis, or Salafism’s Impact on the Muslim World

Kaniz Fatma - January 15, 2025

Wahhabism’s interpretations have been linked to global terrorism, misrepresenting Islam as a violent religion.

India

Arambai Tenggol: champions of Manipur’s ‘integrity’ or a Meitei communal militia?

Dr. Md Shafikul Haque - January 15, 2025

While bitter hostilities between Meiteis and Kukis have formed the larger narrative, with Kukis seen as a target, Arambai Tenggol’s acts of violence on the Pangals, a small Muslim minority, with the latest being the brute torture of a young man have remained in the dark underbelly of the violence in Manipur

Environment

Can the Swaraj path be India’s answer to climate change?

Bharat Dogra - January 15, 2025

As climate change intensifies and the inadequacy of the west-driven climate response becomes clearer by the day, it is helpful for the entire effort...

Communalism

How the False Conversion Case Against This Dalit Labourer Fell Apart

Omar Rashid - January 15, 2025

The court found the story provided by the state’s lawyer to be full of contradictions and holes.

India

2024: Peace, a distant dream for Manipur

Irfan Engineer and Neha Dabhade - January 14, 2025

In all, 81 persons, including women and children were killed and 214 persons were injured in the Meitei-Kuki conflict in Manipur in the year 2024, as reported in the 5 newspapers monitored by the CSSS – The Times of India, The Indian Express, The Hindu, Inquilab and Sahafat. Among the 81 killed, 19 were from Meitei community, while 15 were from Kuki community, 12 were security personnel, and 4 were Hindu migrant workers

Farm and Forest

Open Letter to an Imaginary Supreme Leader of a country of billions

sabrang - January 14, 2025

An Open Public Letter to an imaginary Supreme Leader of an imaginary country of a billion suffering fools.

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In a strongly worded letter to Prime Minister, Narendra Modi and Maharashtra Chief Minister, Devendra Fadnavis, V.D. Satheesan, Congress leader of the opposition Kerala Assembly has sought urgent intervention regarding the detention/arrest of twelve individuals, including Father Sudhir, a priest of the CSI South Kerala Diocese, arrested by the Maharashtra Police following a complaint filed by Bajrang Dal activists

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West Bengal: SIR unravelled

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Multiple reports of serious anomalies in the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process being unilaterally conducted by the Election Commission of India (ECI) in West Bengal have come to light; exclusion of Matuas, immigrants from erstwhile east Bengal, is only one of them

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