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Protest decision of Union Government to Scrap 11% Import Duty on Raw Cotton: AIKS

The All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) has called upon all farmers to launch an intense agitation against the Modi government

Hand Over Mining Wealth to Locals with Right to Inheritance Demands MM&P Rights Group

Float policy, hand over India's mining wealth to locals...

Unconstitutional: Modi Govt’s Ban on Sale of Cattle

 The Centre's notification restricting the sale of cattle in...

Scathing report on rights violations in India by US-based coalition of NGOs

The report released at a briefing in WashingtonThe Alliance...

A ‘Surrender’ Under Challenge: The Case of Podiyam Panda, Chhattisgarh

Photo Courtesy: Scroll.in‘Like a drum, we’re beaten on both...

Revise Limit on Reservations Beyond 49 % argues PB Sawant, a former SC Judge

Making a strong case for extending the quota on reservations,...

Jharkand Police Acts to Quell Rumours, After Lynchings

Photo Courtesy: Indian ExpressADGP holds meeting in view of...

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