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Through The Lens of Raghu Rai: An evening in Mumbai
A film screening at the open air venue –Press Club Mumbai terrace—brought alive the works and perspective of the legendary photographer, Raghu Rai
Sikh British MP demands probe into Thatcher gov’t’s role in Operation Bluestar
The Special Air Service (SAS) had reportedly ‘advised’ Indian forces prior to the operation
Bengaluru Police must stop targeting Aakar Patel: Amnesty International India
The renowned human rights organisation issued a statement in solidarity with its former chief, veteran journalist Aakar Patel, who is being targeted for tweeting about protests.
Will Maharashtra Covid-19 testing prices in private labs go down soon?
Civic officials say prices could reduce to Rs. 2,000 – Rs. 2,300
Ram Rahman cuts ties with Maneka Gandhi’s NGO over communalisation of elephant death
Gandhi had wrongly insinuated Muslims were behind the animal's death in Kerala
Plea in Delhi HC seeking directions to get PM CARES under RTI Act
This plea was filed in response to the PMO denying information on the fund saying that it does not come under RTI Act
Reason for Exclusion from NRC only available for 3 lakh people in Assam?
Were the rest of the numbers buffered artificially to serve a political agenda?
CITU denounces ‘Farming Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Ordinance, 2020’
Calls it hasty and beneficial to a handful of big landlords and corporate agri-business
No Maoist links, NIA trying to smear anti-CAA agitation: KMSS
The organization said that the investigative agency was falsely trying to prove that its incarcerated leaders had Maoist links
OBCs and their due in reservations in medical courses
The Health Ministry as well as the Supreme Court have been apprised of the matter, with the NCBC seeking response from the Ministry within 2 weeks
Abhijit Iyer-Mitra makes offensive remark against AltNews co-founder Mohd Zubair
Iyer-Mitra is associated with The Print and several Twitter users have demanded that the publication drop his columns
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