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Who will collect India’s data? Modi-led government opens census to private individuals
The Centre’s amended Census Rules allow private teachers, members of societies and trusts, and other government-approved individuals to collect household information, without the notification setting out clear safeguards against political interference
Please forgive me: CM Thackeray to families of hospital fire victims
Mumbai mall fire death toll rises to 10, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray apologises to families, announces compensation
Battleground Bengal: Death, protests and violence in the run up to first phase
BJP leader found dead, two TMC party workers killed in separate incidents as the state gears up for phase one of polling
BREAKING: SC refuses to stay the sale of electoral bonds
The top court Bench said that there were sufficient safeguards and that it saw no justification for barring the sale
Madras HC expresses concern over plea alleging BJP Puducherry illegally using Aadhaar data for votes
The court told the Election Commission to not “pass the buck” and file a report in the matter
Anil Dharker leaves behind a rich legacy
The writer, editor and columnist, was a founder member of CJP and will be missed dearly
Harassment of nuns in train at Jhansi can become a major poll issue in Kerala
Union Home Minister Amit Shah assures strong action after Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan writes to him raises issue, and Congress mocks ‘assurance’
Param Bir Singh moves Bombay HC seekings CBI probe against Anil Deshmukh
He has filed a plea before the Bombay High Court as a similar plea filed by him before the Supreme Court was not entertained
Only 38.5% of Nirbhaya Fund disbursed; funds under-utilised: Parliament Committee Report
In Part – 1 of a three-part series examining the report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on crimes against women, we discover how non-registration of cases, huge pendency and non-utilisation of funds are preventing women from getting justice
Battleground Bengal: Security adviser’s powers seized
After transferring senior cops, is the Center engaging in another powerplay to show Mamata Banerjee who’s the boss?
Battleground Bengal: Notes from Furfura Sharif and village bylanes
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