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A Small Leap Forward: Chhattisgarh, Mining, Democracy and Gumipal
The year 2026 marks a century of mining in Chhattisgarh. In 1926, mining began at the Jhagrakhand colliery in the erstwhile princely state of Korea. Over the next hundred...
The Burden of Delivery of Rule of Law falls on the Judiciary : Vice President
With the failure of the executive to apply correctives...
BJP’s Draupadi Poster in UP Sends Ominous Signals
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A Poster Of UP BJP Chief, Keshav Maurya as...
Idea Exchange: Romila Thapar Answers Gopal Guru on Dharma and the Past
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Historian Dr. Romila Thapar replies to Prof. Gopal Guru's...
Bhim Yatra: ‘Stop Killing Us in Dry Latrines, Sewers and Septic Tanks’
Protestors set fire to containers representing 'killer' septic tanks (...
Targeted by Bajrang Dal goons in Nagpur, Fearless Kanhaiya Kumar unhurt, unfazed
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Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Scathing Attacks on Hindutva and Hindu Rashtra
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A Timeline on Civilian Killings in Kashmir
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Are People More Important or IPL Matches: Bombay High Court
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UPDATE:On April 13, the Bombay High Court directed that...
Shoot to Kill: Standard Operating Procedure in Kashmir
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Appoint priests from all castes, follow Ambedkar
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