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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

Why the ‘hum paanch, hamare pachees’ canard against Muslims is a myth

The scare being spread through word of mouth campaign...

JNU March to Parliament against New Admission Policy and Seat Cuts

Around 1500 students and teachers of JNU collectively marched...

Acute malnutrition is killing adivasi children but the Odisha govt couldn’t care less

A fact-finding report on the apathy of officialdom towards...

26 MPS write to PM, Demand Restoration of Dalit & Adivasi Sub-Plan

Twenty-six members of parliament (MPs), across party lines, have...

Chhattisgarh govt submits a 6-point plan to NHRC to ensure protection of human rights in Bastar

Training workshops will warn police officers that human rights...

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