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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...
BJP’s Mirzapur candidate says he does not want “impure votes”
MLA Ratnakar Mishra filed his nomination on Monday and declared that he does not want the votes of those who “do not believe in Ram, Mother India"
Assembly elections: Over 67 percent voter turnout in Haridwar, Saharanpur
Could large voter turnout in sensitive constituencies be pointing towards a change in electoral fortunes of the ruling regime?
People’s Commission demands a pause on LIC IPO
Civil society group demands a slow-down in the IPO process until the regulatory oversight authority is adequately strengthened
UP CM Adityanath targeting minorities again?
On the day of the second phase of polling for Assembly elections, Adityanath uses terms like 'Ghazwa-e-Hind', 'religious fanatics' of 'Talibani thinking', claims BJP ‘winning’ UP Assembly elections
SKM focuses on Jhansi, asks what has the regime done to alleviate suffering in the drought-prone region?
Farmers umbrella body warns farmers that if the BJP returns, anti-farmer laws can be imposed again
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami’s UCC talk, a sign of pre-poll jitters?
Two days before polls, CM says if re-elected the BJP government will form a panel to prepare Uniform Civil Code draft
Why does the Hippocratic oath need to be replaced with Charak Shapath?
The Charak Shapath is said to contain several Hindu elements, allegedly including the requirements to "lead the life of a celibate and eat no meat"
Kerala story is inspiring for all Indians and Uttar Pradesh would do well to follow it
The UP CM’s remark about Kerala could backfire given how the southern state ranks way higher when it comes to developmental indices
Are Christians being targetted in Uttar Pradesh with the blessings of the regime?
ADF records 102 instances in 2021; the report reveals shocking details of incidents where even the police allegedly played a role, often taking action against the victims!
Western UP: Are Jat farmers losing faith in the BJP?
Western UP farmers demand attention to real issues like a legal guarantee of MSP, and reforms that empower the tillers instead of large corporates
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