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Manipur Year 4: Guns Without Justice
Three years into the worst episode of ethnic violence, marked by grave allegations of state failure and complicity, in post-independence India, the central government is preparing to deploy around...
HRDA honour for Fr. Stan Swamy
Father Swamy worked most of his life to empower the Adivasi community
Yasin Malik’s NIA trial, conviction, and its impact on the ground in Kashmir
Malik had renounced violence in 1994, and has since seen as a moderate separatist leader
Temple-mosque politics: Right Wing’s communal hit list getting longer?
Hardliners want more than just Ayodhya, Varanasi and Mathura
Kashmiri TV artiste Amreen Bhat killed in cold blood
Her 10-year-old nephew hurt in terror attack in Budgam; this is the second terror attack in 24 hours
AP: Violence erupts against renaming district in Ambedkar’s name
Several police officials including Amalapuram’s SP and DSP were injured during the violence
General strike call against inflation and unemployment
Left parties condemned the rising prices during a worsening employment situation in India
NFHS-5 data busts right-wing myth of Indian vegetarianism
Non-vegetarianism growing in Gujarat, over 50 percent of MP's population eats non-veg food
Indian federalism is a dialogue: SC
Court upholds power of both, Centre and states to legislate on GST; says GST Council regulations not binding on either
Ghulam Muhammad Jaula passes away
The UP farmer leader was a symbol of secularism in the agrarian community
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