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Silent protest in Hyderabad against clampdown in Kashmir

A silent protest against the undemocratic clampdown on daily...

The Blatant Omission of Muslims in ‘New India’

After Kashmir and NRC, the community’s trust in the...

Child Detention in Kashmir: Rights’ Activist Enakshi Ganguly questions JJ Committee’s report

Affidavit reveals JJ Committee merely parroted DGP’s line denying...

A Letter of support & protest, from Gujarat to Kashmir

From Gujarat to Kashmir – 250 activists express their...

NBSA issues stern advisory to news channels: Ayodhya case

The NBSA issued a special advisory explicitly mentioning guidelines...

Decoding Hate: Aaj Tak’s show on Ayodhya peddles othering and hate

Hate politics has found a fertile playground within the...

72 days of silence, and now come a series of peaceful protests

Amidst some relief in wake of the partial lifting...

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