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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...

‘We don’t want Muslims here’

Nandasan Relief Camp, Gandhinagar District Syed Nasir Manager, relief camp, Talimul Islam,Nandasan Gandhinagar...

Punish the guilty

Several legal initiatives have been launched in post genocide-Gujarat in...

Open letter to PM

Rajya Sabha MP wants to contribute Rs. 1 crore...

Is secularism good for business?

Cyrus GuzderI hope the organisers of the CII Gujarat...

Male order

Liberal Muslims, men and women, must condemn the male...

Target: Bangla minorities

Hindus and other religious minorities in Bangladesh were the...

To Abba, with love…

On May 10, Kaifi Azmi, poet, activist, lyricist, communist,...

Gang-rape in Pakistan

Why the Meerwala Jatoi panchayat thought they would get...

Manavta nu kaam

Piyush DesaiI am the CMD of the Gujarat Tea...

NCERT Syllabus: Joshi’s Shastras

The new NCERT syllabus is a brazen reflection of...

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