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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
Is the Opposition uniting against BJP in Assam?
‘Mahajot’ rallies planned in the coming month
Could local body elections be put on hold in Andhra Pradesh?
Opposition parties urge for postponement of elections till pandemic subsides
India’s Covid-19 tally so far: 80 lakh and counting!
14 percent rise with over 49,881 new infections recorded on Thursday, govt states 1 Crore tests done in past 9 days
15 UP bye-elections candidates charged with serious criminal cases: ADR
ADR releases reports on UP by-election candidates based on their affidavits including data on their criminal and financial background.
Appeal to Americans to reject Hindu nationalism in the US: Hindus For Human Rights
The US-based peace organisation of eminent Hindu-American citizens, mostly of Indian origin has urged their fellow citizens to stay inclusive
HRDA condemns attack on TN journalist who exposed corrupt practices under MNREGA
The HRDA demands an inquiry against district officials who encouraged the corrupt activities and brutally assaulted journalist S. K. Lenin who brought such events to light.
Debate: To blame or not to blame Islam for the Paris beheading?
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‘Defamation in the guise of criticism is Western Hypocrisy’, argues Faizur Rahman; ‘Absolving Islam of all responsibility is an apologist argument,’ responds Arshad Alam
RSS veteran, former Gujarat CM, Keshubhai Patel dies at 92
He was diagnosed with Covid-19 in September, passed away at a hospital in Ahmedabad
New Central laws preventing us from checking prices of onion, pulses: Jharkhand Finance Minister
Minister Rameshwar Oraon says that the state government is working to bring down the prices of onions and pulses that have shot up in the last few weeks.
76 foreign nationals on hunger strike at Delhi detention camp!
Inmates are protesting inhuman living conditions such as lack of proper drinking water
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