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Ken-Betwa protest exposes the cost of state-led displacement

Activist Amit Bhatnagar’s removed after a 14-day fast, protesters allege compensation irregularities and lack of consultation as the State defends its rehabilitation process

From Manu’s Brahminism, to Nietzsche, to Hitler: Dr. BR Ambedkar

First published on: March 28, 2016From left to right:...

UN Makes History on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity

Human Rights Body Establishes an Independent ExpertThe United Nations...

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24 Rights Groups Petition World Bank: Ensure Safeguards & Peoples Participation

In a cogent letter, the signatories representing affected communities...

A Forest Policy that Wasn’t, But which still snatches Forest Rights away

Coming from a government and party that claims sole...

Army Petitions Supreme Court to Close Kunan Poshpora Rape Case

Justice Delayed is Justice Denied: Six Victims of the...

Why Bad News for One Muslim American is Bad News for All Muslims

Image: Joe Skipper/Reuters On the morning of June 12, as...

Spare a Moment for the Victims of Torture

International Day in Solidarity with Victims of Torture, June...

Prof Mahesh Guru Walks Free to Face Suspension from Mysore University

Is criticising Prime Minister Modi now a crime?B.P. Mahesh...

Bihari Bashing and ‘Backwardness’ – A Case for Bihari Sub-Nationalism:

The recent “Toppers” scam in Bihar has served as...

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