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Ex-TISS student gets bail as Mumbai Court rejects Maoist link based on ‘suspicion’

Court rejects the prosecution’s attempt to link Abhirup Ashim Paul to Maoist activities, holding that books, slogans and association with a student group could not by themselves establish such a connection

Protests Dampen PM Modi’s Bharuch Extravaganza, Fishermen in Boats Wave Black Flags (Bhadbhut Wier)

Protests Dampen PM Modi's Bharuch Extravaganza, Fishermen in Boats...

​​​​​​​Gowri Became The Gowri: Shiva Sundar

Gowriwanton wayfarer! ‘father’s favorite peacock feather who refused to come under...

My Sister, My Soul Mate: A Poem for Gauri by Kavita Lankesh

      My Sister, My Soul Mate :A Poem...

Onward March: Struggle of Maharashtra Farmers Continues

Ajit Nawale talks to NewsClick about the successful farmer's...

21st Century Police Force Cannot be Brute, Uncivilized: HM Rajnath Singh

The 21st century police cannot be a "brute force"...

Forcible Linkages of Bank Accounts to Aadhar is Contempt of SC: Letter to Finance Ministry

The blatant and repeated exhortations by wings of the...

End Isolation & Incarceration of Hadiya: Feminists to Kerala CM

To The Chief Minister Kerala   Dear Mr. Pinarayi VijayanWe write to you...

Zakia Jafri Case: Criminal Revision Application Partly Allowed

Judge Sonia Gokhani of the Gujarat HC has partly...

BHU: Ten days after protests and violence, a few hopes and a lot of politics

Over the past few weeks, the Banaras Hindu University...

The Karnataka Anti-Superstition Act and its Impact

"... the cabinet has now approved the Bill after...

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