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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...
MHA defers making CAA rules, seeks another extension
Unless the rules are notified, CAA cannot be implemented
BJP MLA Swami Prasad Maurya quits Yogi regime
Maurya joins SP stating that he cannot tolerate the BJP’s apathetic attitude towards minority groups
With her poll strategist this time, Didi might be missing the wood from the trees!
A closer look at master poll strategist Prashant Kishores recent miscalculations, and why Mamata Banerjee should be careful not to burn bridges
Anti-AFSPA march in Nagaland
Two-day march from Dimapur to Kohima to conclude tomorrow
Assembly election dates announced for five states
7-phase election for UP; counting on March 10 for all
Protests work! Missionaries of Charity FCRA restored
The move comes after much uncertainty on the issue and a global debate when news of 22,000 inmates in the homes run by MoC across India being hit
Cops didn’t intervene to save Simdega lynching victim: Widow
Mob of over 200 people beat up the man on allegations of tree felling and then set his body on fire!
Defence Ministry evicts Missionaries of Charity from Kanpur Shishu Bhawan
The DEO said the Christian organisation will have to pay a hefty fee of ₹ 2 cr for “trespassing” on government land
Punjab: PM Modi’s convoy blocked by protesters
The Prime Minister’s vehicle was stuck at the flyover for nearly 20 minutes
Outrage against BSF jurisdiction at Bengal border
Previously, the West Bengal Assembly has passed a resolution against the Centre's decision to extend BSF's jurisdiction, amid opposition by BJP legislators; now civil society organisations and common people are protesting
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