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SIR 2025-2026: A backdoor exercise to bring in the NRC?
The unholy haste behind the ECI’s moves, pushed by an aggressive BJP-RSS regime, to ‘complete’ the ongoing SIR in 31 states across the country by December 2026, is to...
Woman inmate of Kokrajhar Detention Camp dies
Robida Begum was suffering from cancer, her daughter is also a detainee at the same camp
Muslims in Assam fear they may have to bear the brunt of Tablighi Jamaat’s mistake
Names and other personal information of attendees becomes public, roads being blocked to “keep the Muslims and Coronavirus” away
Shortage of PPEs, asymptomatic patients putting healthcare staff at risk?
At least 50 healthcare staff in India have been infected with the Covid-19 infection
Plea in SC seeking strict action for communalizing of Tablighi Jamat incident by news media
The petition has asked the court to direct the government to take appropriate action against fake news and communalization
K’taka Kerala stalemate ends, passage of non-COVID emergency cases allowed
This agreement between the two states comes with conditions that need to be fulfilled in “emergency” cases, like getting doctor’s certificate saying patients is not COVID positive
Job losses mount, recession looms as India battles Covid-19
Contractual staff and daily wagers most hit by the 21—day lockdown
Non-profits extend helping hand to poor people during Covid-19 lockdown
With the imposition of the 21-day lockdown to prevent the deadly Coronavirus from spreading, rural masses, migrant labourers and daily wage earners are facing huge problems in accessing food.
Pity the nation of idiots!
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