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Through The Lens of Raghu Rai: An evening in Mumbai

A film screening at the open air venue –Press Club Mumbai terrace—brought alive the works and perspective of the legendary photographer, Raghu Rai

Shrey Hospital Fire: Four months on, no evidence yet!

The inquiry commission set up three months ago headed by a retired High Court Judge has not submitted its report yet

All it took was a WhatsApp ‘threat’ for UP police to take a 15-year-old away

The class 10 student is accused of allegedly threatening to 'blow up' CM Adityanath, family says he meant no harm

Nirankari ground, a moral victory for India’s protesting farmers

AIKSCC General Secretary Hannan Mollah asserts that farmers shall maintain a united front while continuing their demands for the withdrawal of the three 'anti-farmer' laws.

Teesta Setalvad receives honourary Doctor of Laws degree from UBC

The journalist and human rights defender was recognised for her in the field of human rights and law to expose majoritarianism and religious fanaticism

Jai Jawaan Jai Kisaan: Punjab farmer’s soldier son martyred on the border

22-year-old Rifleman Sukhbir Singh of 18 JAK RIF was killed in the line of duty on the LoC in Rajouri sector of Jammu and Kashmir

Agri Minister should meet farmers ASAP: Why wait till December 3?

The protesting farmers will now be ‘contained’ in a massive open area, as the cold wave intensifies in Delhi.

The Economist slams Modi regime again!

Cites examples of Arnab Goswami and Stan Swamy to highlight disparities in justice delivery

Unique anti-Adani protest stops play during AUSvIND cricket match!

The cricket fans, and #StopAdani supporters have managed to catch the millions of eyeballs to against $1B loan to “Adani’s climate wrecking coal mine”

AAP dubbed BJP ‘anti-farmer, now Kejriwal must prove he is ‘pro-farmer’

Delhi Police seek permission from Delhi government to convert nine stadiums in the city into temporary jails to detain farmers

Goodbye Diego Maradona

An international hero is gone; he stood with the rights of the oppressed  

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