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This government has all but actually declared a war on its own people: Teesta Setalvad
Its been a challenging five years. Between 2017-2019 (between when the book was first published) until now, the lines have been even more sharply drawn. Between the vast majority...
Elections 2019: Ignore Our Rights at Your Own Peril, Women Tell Political Parties
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Highlighting growing caste, religion-based and gender violence during the...
The Constituencies where a Campaign for Forest Rights could have an Impact: 2019
In tables, the study shows where the Constituencies where...
What the Campaign for Forest Rights(FRA 2006) Should Demand: Election 2019
Evidence from the ground shows that rightsholders that have...
Why the Opposition Should Take the Campaign for Implementation of FRA 2006 Seriously
A study of Parliamentary Constituencies reveals that the Opposition...
‘Forest Rights Could Decide Election Results In 133 (25%) Seats’
Poor implementation of the Forest Rights Act, which legalises...
Every Single Institution and Pillar of Constitution Is Under Attack: Yechury
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Yechury discusses CPI(M)'s key campaign plank in the upcoming...
Rise Above Competition, Combat Elections Unitedly against RSS/BJP: Appeal
As many as 73 intellectuals -- including academics, artistes,...
Elections 2019: India at Cross roads
Elections in a democracy can rightly be called as...
If you want our votes, implement FRA: Sundarbans forest dwellers
About six lakh forest-dependent people in the islands are...
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