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From Assam’s Soil to Detention and Back: The tragic death of Amzad Ali
Locked up in Matia detention camp despite generations-long roots in Assam, 49-year-old Amzad Ali dies of cancer as authorities ignore medical appeals; family finally lays him to rest in his native village
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Shaheen Bagh Movement: Deepening democracy, uniting India
As democracy is seeping in slowly all over the...
Cops question Bidar school kids for fourth time for allegedly offensive statement against PM Modi
Plainclothes officers questioned the students about details regarding the allegedly offensive statement against PM Modi in the school play
Former cop Abdur Rahman prevented from speaking at AMU
The ex-IPS officer who had quit over CAA was sent back to New Delhi, after police told him it could lead to law and order problems on campus
Sedition charges against 51 including transgender activist for chanting pro-Sharjeel slogans
Organisers of the LGBT Pride solidarity meet where the slogans were raised have issued a statement dissociating themselves from those who raised the slogans
Revolution through art at Mumbai Bagh and Mumbra Bagh protests
Women, children participate in this revolution where artists are portraying the spirit of India against fascist policies through their work
Maharashtra Gram Panchayat passes resolution against CAA-NRC-NPR
Islak becomes first village to pass such a resolution in the country
The quick and systemic boycott of Muslims fighting the CAA-NPR-NRC
Starting from Gujarat, communal hate is now being spread in neighbouring Kutch and Saurashtra in the wake of CAA-NPR-NRC
Stop armed attacks on peaceful protesters: CJP and AIUFWP
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Rights groups demand action against assailants who have threatened the lives of women, children and students
On a fast unto death to save the Ganga, Sadhvi Padmavati forcefully arrested
The police admitted her to Doon Hospital even after she claimed that the doctor had told her she was healthy
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