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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
Another fatal inferno in Gujarat Covid hospital!
Five killed, six injured as fire breaks out in Rajkot hospital’s ICU
Father Stan Swamy moves NIA court for bail
The Tribal rights activist has filed a fresh application after his bail plea citing medical reasons was rejected by NIA court in October
The Constitution is a miracle!
SabrangIndia co-founder Teesta Setalvad examines the significance of the Constitution in a Facebook Live discussion with Senior Advocates Rajeev Dhawan and Mihir Desai on Constitution Day
Top 10 moments of November 26, 2020
A picture conveys a thousand words as well as the thousands of people who mobilized for today’s peasant movement.
Irregular pay and exploitative work conditions may worsen: JNUTA
Bleak picture emerges for workers in the near future
Second peasant strike in two months garners even bigger support!
Delhi’s Jantar Mantar floods with workers, farmers of the country, who assemble to decry the inhuman laws of the central government
AIFRTE condemns arrest of Save Education Committee members over NEP 2020
New Education Policy has come into force in 2020 at a time when the Parliament is not in session and sans consultation which has led to dissent
Constitution Day 2020
Indians demand their rights amidst a second freedom struggle of sorts
We will stop your march at all cost: Political message to farmers?
State forces Vs farmers: Police set up barricades to stop farmers marching for their rights, shut down key metro stations, amp up security on Haryana, Uttar Pradesh borders
Khadim Husain Rizvi and the Weaponisation of Barelwis in Pakistan
Khadim Husain, though responsible for giving a sense of purposive militancy to the Barelwis might also have been an unconscious player in someone else’s strategic game.
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