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Constitutional Challenges!

In a short time from now, the Election Commission of India (ECI) is expected to announce the General Elections 2024! The citizens of India...

Hindu Jan Akrosh rally in Mumbai sees conspiracy theories against Muslims

The rally organised by the Sakal Hindu Samaj took place last weekend and saw BJP Leader Nitesh Rane, amongst others, make speech calling out ‘Jihadis’ and accusing people of bringing in ‘Bangladeshis’, and ‘Rohingya’ to conduct riots.

The ‘Food Transition’ Is a War on Food, Farmers and the Public

This article begins with a short video based on an interview with researcher Sandi Adams, who describes the plans for agriculture in the rural...

Farmers march to be intensified from March 6, various means of transport to be opted by farmers to reach Delhi, ‘Rail Roko’ agitation to...

Farmer leaders Pandher and Dhallewal state that farmers from all over India will put up a united front to counter union government’s perception that the current agitation is limited to Punjab

Assam: Hindutva group issues ultimatums to Christian-run schools

Civil society groups and leaders have tried to raise attention to the government regarding the harassment and fear faced by Christians in the state

Why Hindutva Is Worried About “Woke People” or “Wokeism”?

“How Mohan Bhagwat’s exhortation that ‘cultural Marxism’ and ‘woke people’ are spoiling India’s ethos betrays Hindutva Supremacism’s real agenda vis-a-vis assertion of the subalterns and independent thinking“

Not livable in summer, Chitrakut PM-Awas houses ‘push’ tribals in moneylender trap

Those who are in-charge of implementing the PM-Awas scheme of rural housing can rightly take pride in what has been achieved in Dafai hamlet...

ECI to political parties: Steer away from caste and religion during electioneering, no false statements to mislead, no anti-women stance

The advisory issued by the ECI asserts that any act in violation would result in severe consequences

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