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Our Independence was the huge achievement of people’s struggle against the British. The Independence struggle had the participation of people of all religions, castes, genders, languages and ethnicities. The...

Covid-19 vaccines: How did 9 pvt hospitals corner 50% doses?

According to government data the “cumulative number of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in the country has exceeded 22.78 Cr” by Saturday

Delta variant, a. k.a B.1.617.2, is 50 percent more contagious: UK study

Even as positivity rate dipped below 10 per cent now, experts have warned that India cannot take it easy yet

Assam paper mill auction: Employees’ unions demand revival

Two paper mills that have been defunct for over five years, employees lost their only source of income

EXCLUSIVE: PM must intervene, stop misinformation campaign, recognise Covid martyr medics: IMA chief

Indian Medical Association (IMA) president Dr JA Jayalal tells SabrangIndia that attacks on doctors are a big worry, as is delay of compensations to medics martyred to Covid-19, and misinformation being spread about vaccines

Justice Mishra’s appointment as NHRC Chief shows govt’s disregard for human rights: CJAR

The Prashant Bhushan-founded CJAR issued a strongly worded statement pointing out Justice Mishra’s controversial judicial legacy

Bengal Redux: BJP’s Revenge Card Boomerangs

A cynical and divisive campaign that the Modi-Shah spin masters lost is now unfurling into a vendetta driven C-grade horror movie in Bengal

594 doctors died during second wave of Covid-19: IMA

Delhi ranks highest in terms of doctor deaths in 2021, during the second wave of the pandemic

NHRC chairmanship contender Justice Arun Mishra’s legacy

High-powered recommendation committee has reportedly proposed Justice Mishra’s name to lead National Human Rights Commission

NHRC issues new advisories for bonded and migrant labourers amid Covid-19

The commission has laid down specific suggestions for prevention, identification, rescue and rehabilitation of bonded workers

Why can’t allocated budget of Rs.35,000 crores be used for vaccinating 18-44 year olds: SC asks Centre

The court has asked the Central Government to clarify how this sum of money has been spent on vaccines so far

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