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Funds Withheld, Futures on Hold: Dalit, OBC, Minority students face scholarship crisis amidst delays and cuts

A sudden funding freeze leaves dozens of marginalised students in limbo, exposing deepening cracks in the government’s commitment to educational justice

Notice to UGC, Govt on Caste prejudice: SC

Mothers of Payal Tadvi and Rohith Vemula petition the...

“No other Country sends People to Gas Chamber”: SC on Sewer Deaths

In their scathing observations, the top court said though...

Kashmiris Also Want to Live: Yousuf Tarigami

'We are not asking for a paradise. We just...

Lynching of Tabrez Ansari:A Deliberate Executive Prejudice

Pogroms, communal strife and massacrehave been cultural blotson our...

Kashmir and Crimea – where is the difference?

The UN has stated in its charter that “the...

Unravelling the Discourse on Kashmir

Government of India’s decision to alter the constitutional status...

Remembering Kashmiriyat, One Month, Eight Days after a Clampdown

Poetry reflects the pain and sufferings of the ValleyThe...

Kashmir: Apples Caught in a Siege, Growers Willing to ‘Sacrifice’ Harvest

Last year in August, over 100 trucks with apple...

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