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Unseasonal Rains: Over 80 Dead, Huge Damage to Crops, Orchards; AIKS Demands Ex-Gratia
Around 55 animals, many of them livestock, reportedly killed by lightning in Maharashtra. Mango orchards in the Lucknow-Unnao belt are also reported to be severely damaged.
Caste systems violate human rights and dignity of millions worldwide: UN report
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‘Not a single journalist working without fear or pressure’: Editors Guild on Bastar
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A team of editors visited Chhattisgarh and was told...
WSS Petitions NHRC on Bela Bhatia Case, Intimidation in Chhatisgarh
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The Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression (WSS)...
JAGLAG Petition to NHRC dated March 23, 2016
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March 23, 2016To, Mr Sanjay Jain, Sr. SP National Human Rights...
Letter to Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, March 13, 2016 on Deteriorating Situation in Chhatisgarh
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To Shri Rajnath Singh Honourable Home Minister of India March 13, 2016 Subject:...
Independent Researcher Bela Bhatia Threatened: Undeclared Emergency in Bastar
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Even as another journalist was arrested by the Chhatisgarh...
Police pick up one more journalist in Bastar, Repression Continues
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Prabhat Singh, a fearless and independent local journalist from Dantewada...
I am in danger of being Eliminated, Threat to my Life says Lingaram Kodopi nephew of Soni Sori
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Image: Shailendra Pandey/Tehelka He has appealed to the President under...
Arrest of Activist Debaranjan Sarangi Condemned
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The People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) has strongly...
Chhatisgarh Repression Continues: Dr Saibal Jana arrested in 24 year old case
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