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Father Stan Swamy honoured with Martin Ennals Award, the ‘human rights Nobel’
Posthumously, Father Stan Swamy the octonogenrian Jesuit priest who was an outspoken voice for adivasis and the landless, was awarded this singular honour on June 2
78 percent Maharashtra households suffered food insecurity: Hunger Watch II report
As many as 20 percent of surveyed households suffer severe food insecurity, with most deprivations focused in urban areas
Pushback to saffron, three colours, red, blue & black throw out a Madurai Challenge: TN
The colours red, blue and black stood for Marxist, Ambedkarite and Dravidian ideologies, respectively
Kashmir: Friday sermons in mosques express solidarity with Kashmiri Hindu brethren
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CJP’s intervention saves another Indian in Assam
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FT declares woman Indian citizen by birth after CJP helps her defend her citizenship
Kashmir: Migrant labourer shot dead by militants in Budgam
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Residents of Delhi’s Dhobighat decry police attempts of illegal eviction
Does the Delhi High Court’s order mean nothing to the DDA and Delhi Police, asks AICCTU
Who is to blame for this exodus of Kashmiri Pandit gov’t employees?
Let down by gov't on security, Kashmiri Pandit migrant employees posted in the Valley under PM’s job scheme, begin shifting out en masse
Kashmir: School teacher Rajni Bala gunned down by terrorists in front of students during morning assembly
The killings, especially those of migrant employees in the Valley, are a blot on the Centre’s rehabilitation policy
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