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Bikaner House censors 75 photographs of Delhi protests from Raihan Vadra’s exhibition, leaving empty walls behind
The photographs documenting youth-led protests were removed hours before the exhibition opened, with the venue reportedly threatening cancellation
Anti-CAA voices grow stronger in Assam
Local organisations come together to pay tributes to martyrs of the anti-CAA agitation, pledge to continue struggle
Political ideology of BJP: Pragya Singh Thakur
It is likely that she may be pressured once again to withdraw these utterances of hers’, but it is not just incidental that what she says is the part of deeper understanding of sectarian nationalists
Facebook yet to take action against Bajrang Dal due to safety concerns: WSJ
Months after its first report on the giant tech company, the WSJ now states that the company is worried about safety and financial issues if it takes on right-wing organisations.
Peasants have put the government on the backfoot: AIUFWP
Impressed by the unified struggle of India’s peasants, AIUFWP promised to continue protests on Tuesday.
I am a farmer first and a police officer later: Punjab DIG Prisons quits
Lakhminder Singh Jakhar, Punjab DIG Prisons quits in solidarity with farmers’ protest
Doctors denounce ‘MIXOPATHY’, but will the Health Minister listen?
There was another strike the govt is ignoring, thousands of doctors are protesting the plan to allow ayurveda practitioners to perform surgeries
BJP convoy attack: Bengal officials to ignore MHA summons?
Chief secretary and DGP were asked to be present in New Delhi on December 14 in connection with the attack on BJP president JP Nadda’s motorcade last week
Some promising revelations
Will Obama’s memoir help break global silence over Hindutva extremism?
AIKSCC Working group condemns and distances from V M Singh statement
Members criticised Singh’s unauthorised comment to the media regarding the farmers’ movement against the three anti-farmer-dubbed laws.
KPSS applauds relief granted to unemployed Kashmiri Pandit youth
J&K Services Selection Board grants get more time to apply for special employment scheme
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