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UP & Bihar: Tranches of arms & explosives recovered over the Diwali weekend

The seizure of 19,250 live cartridges from Koilawar police thane near the Kulhadiya Toll Plaza, Bihar over the weekend (Lokmat News, November 5) was connected to another serious incident...

Brute Violence by Men in Uniform: Chhatisgarh

  Adivasi Women in Chhatisgarh have complained of brute sexual...

For freedom’s sake

Why the current criticism of Charlie Hebdo is not...

India’s Not So Hidden Apartheid

  Dalit Students as Victims of Institutional Casteism in IndiaRe published...

Racism, not Anti-Racist ‘Satire’

  Charlie Hebdo Cartoon is blind to racist IslamophobiaRelated Story:...

Making Monsters of Our Young

  The 2015 Juvenile Justice Act puts troubled children in...

Risky and Life threatening, the battle for human rights

At least 156 HRDs from 25 countries lost their...

Indian Nationhood after Weathering Partition

  Composite and Diverse: The first presidential address at the...

Living in dangerous times: Venom in the name of Hindutva

`Bitch’. `Please give me more information about this prostitute...

Flawed Verdict: The Bombay High Court judgement refusing bail to GN Saibaba

  The decision of the Bombay High Court decision refusing...

How Islamic law can take on ISIS

 The media coverage of the terrorist atrocities of Friday November...

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