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India–US trade deal faces mounting resistance as farmers intensify protests

From coordinated motorcycle rallies to toll plaza demonstrations, farmer groups accuse the Centre of ignoring concerns over agriculture, land policies and rural livelihoods while warning of a larger nationwide movement

In India’s Suicide Country, Catching Mental Illness Before It Is Too Late

Yavatmal, Amravati, Nagpur, Mumbai: Baby Kinake, 39, did not...

How Maharashtra, Karnataka & Tamil Nadu Use Outdated State Laws To Acquire Land

New Delhi: Maharashtra and Karnataka are using decades-old land...

How I was stalked & stopped when I ventured inside Aarey: Harish Iyer

Police deployment, unidentifiable plainclothes security personnel swarm the parts...

Aarey: Tree-cutting continues, sec 144 imposed, protesters arrested and denied bail

The indiscriminate felling of trees that began in Aarey...

Focus on Environment, Health and Education instead of Politics of Hate

Filmmaker Kavita Lankesh talks about the things we should...

Odisha Wildlife Under Serious Threat as State ‘Celebrates’ Wildlife Week

The state’s apathy can be gauged from the fact...

A tale of greed and cowardice: Trees cut in Aarey in the dead of the night!

On Friday night trees in Aarey Milk Colony, a...

Understanding the Aarey issue #SaveAarey

The “Save Aarey” Movement has been fighting its fight...

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