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Israel’s Rafah camp – ‘humanitarian city’ or crime against humanity?

Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz has announced a controversial plan to move up to 600,000 Palestinians in Gaza into a designated “humanitarian area” on the ruins of the southern...

Indian communities in New York call for defense of democracy

A wide cross-section of Indians gathered at the Indian...

Indians in New York rally for Defence of Democracy

A wide cross-section of Indians gathered at the Indian...

British Columbia government marks Jallianwala Bagh Massacre Centenary

Following sustained efforts of Mehak Punjab Dee TV, Prof....

New minerals policy sees natural resources as shared inheritance

India's National Mineral Policy 2019 (NMP2019) acknowledges "natural resources, including minerals,...

NASA criticizes Mission Shakti for leaving behind space debris

Lives of the astronauts aboard the International Space Station...

NZ PM Jazinda Ardern responds to Ecologist S Faizi’s letter

Renowned ecologist S Faizi wrote a letter to New...

Roots of Mass Murder in New Zealand

The attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand,...

Opinion: Reflecting on our own racism in India

Societies would not be liberated from the cycle of...

San Francisco-based Internet Archives offers world’s largest collection of Tibetan Buddhist literature

The Internet Archive, nonprofit digital library based in San...

The global South is changing how knowledge is made, shared and used

Globalisation and new technology have changed the ways that...

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Supreme Court rebukes Haryana SIT for overreach in probe against Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad, reasserts narrow scope of investigation

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