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Manipur under shutdown as tribal organisations assert bias

sabrangindia - October 3, 2023

Certain districts in Manipur witness complete shutdown as CBI arrested over 5 accused and allegations of arbitrary and "hasty" arrests flare

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Odisha: Dongria Kondh Tribals Take on Corporate Goliaths to Save Forests

Rashme Sehgal - October 2, 2023

The Forest Conservation Amendment Act 2023 and the Forest Conservation Rules 2022 have opened the floodgates for massive deforestation.

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The slow but sure marginalisation of Nuh’s Meo Muslims: a report

sabrangindia - September 30, 2023

Part one of the Nuh fact finding report, Anatomy of Violence in the Hithero peaceful Nuh, undertaken by the Centre for the Study of Society and Secularism,

Labour

Kerala: Railways, Electricity Employees Convention Calls for Campaign Against Privatisation

Neelambaran A - September 30, 2023

While the railways face the threat of being divided into production, regulation and operation, the power sector faces a similar challenge of being trifurcated into generation, transmission and distribution.

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Right wing Hindutva supporters storm into Catholic school in MP

sabrangindia - September 30, 2023

As violence against minorities grows in thee country, a school in MP saw a protest in the form of a ruckus organised by Hindutva supports demanding action against the school.

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Young students recuperating from deadly pellet gun injuries as Manipur once again witnessed brutal unrest

sabrangindia - September 30, 2023

Crackdown on protests rock Manipur as death of two students missing since July is confirmed by authorities. Reports of pellet guns being used also surfaced.

Communalism

BJP’s “parallel” IT Cell exposed by Washington Post

sabrangindia - September 29, 2023

Washington Post’s new report highlights how troll accounts that do not have direct association with the BJP have been instrumental in securing electoral victories for the BJP

History

Role of progressives in Telangana land struggle – Part III

A Legal Researcher - September 29, 2023

As the Communists gained traction in Telangana with Andhra Mahasabha many village level committees were set up by the Communist party to fight the...

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