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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...

JNU Crackdown: Com. Shehla Against BJP Govt. assault on JNU and Democracy

Com. Shehla, JNUSU Vice President, addresses students and teachers...

We are paying the price of holding our heads high: Shital Sathe

Singing songs of ordinary people, especially Dalits, Shital Sathe...

If this is seditious and anti-national, then God save India!

Kanhaiya Kumar , the JNU Students' Union President,...

Why the Controversy over Afzal Guru’s Hanging Refuses to Die

  This question assumes acute relevance after recent events at...

Deceit and Conspiracy is the RSS Way

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh organised marches across Jammu brandishing guns...

What do you think about the JNU protest?

  As the sprawling campus of the Jawaharlal Nehru University...

Bastar: the story not told

  Rape, beatings and looting in Bastar by the security...

Equality in education: what does that mean?

  Equality in education is not achieved by giving everybody...

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Rajya Sabha passes Vande Mataram bill as NCRB data reveals high pendency, low convictions

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