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SRFTI Under Siege: ALIFA Demands VC’s Removal, Independent Inquiry into Campus Violence

13th Nov, 2026: All-India Feminist Alliance (ALIFA) expresses immense concern at the disturbing developments on the Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI-Kolkata) campus since late September. We note...

World Inequality Report paints stark picture of lives of “haves” and “have-nots” in India

While the rich accumulated more and more wealth, the poor grew poorer; women still earn significantly less

Rajasthan: 7 out of 10 Human Rights related Commissions have no members, says PUCL

Only 1 Commission, namely the Child Rights Commission has a full panel of members appointed along with the Chairperson, while the rest lack either full panel or have only a few members appointed

So long as AFSPA protects soldiers from accountability, such atrocities will continue: HRW

Global human rights body demands repeal of draconian law that grants security forces wide range of powers that they often abuse to commit excesses like the killing of 14 civilians in Nagaland

Gen Bipin Rawat, wife and 11 others confirmed dead in chopper crash

The chopper went down shortly after noon, in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiri Hills

Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat’s chopper crashes

Rescue operations on, IAF sets up inquiry; Rawat's wife, staff members, including his Defence Assistant, security commandos and other Air Force personnel were on board

Nagaland Killings: NHRC takes suo motu cognisance

Notice issued to Union Home Secretary, Union Defence Secretary, Chief Secretary and DGP, Nagaland

Army tried to hide bodies: Nagaland DGP’s report

After killing mine workers near Oting village, security forces put the bodies in a truck, covered it with tarp and tried to whisk them away, but villagers intervened

Covid-19: Death toll increases amidst new surge

21 people have tested Omicron-positive so far and over 2,000 deaths due to Covid-19 recorded on Sunday, despite GoI assurances that Covid-cases are lowest in 552 days

Security forces gun down 13 civilians in Nagaland

Gov’t issues feeble “non-apology”, bad intel blamed; bandh call across state as protesters attack Assam Rifles camp

Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Workers still carrying the torch for justice

Workers hold "Mashaal March" to condemn the Madhya Pradesh government for failure to compensate all families of victims

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