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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

What behaviour can put you on the no-fly list?

Industry executives question airlines’ hasty decisions and legitimacy of imposing the ban on Kamra

Reclaiming the republic

Admiral Ramdass lists ways in which we can all walk the talk on upholding Constitutional values to serve our country and its people better

Dr. Kafeel Khan arrested in Mumbai for remarks at anti-CAA rally in AMU

An FIR had been against him by the UP Police in the matter on December 13, 2019

Gov’t became enemy of the people: Indian activist at US Congressional briefing

Dr Sandeep Pandey makes a powerful statement revealing excesses committed against anti-CAA protesters and dissenters in India, allegedly will full blessings of the regime.

Mahatma Gandhi: ‘My Ramrajya means Khuda ki Basti… but a Secular State’

First published on: 02 Oct 2016“By Ram Rajya I do...

IIT-B bars students from “anti-national” activities

DoSA issues advisory over email guidelines for acceptable behavior which include a ban on “undesirable activities

Sedition charge on Karnataka school for anti-CAA skit

The complaint said that in the play, PM Modi was abused and misinformation was being spread

Pistol brandishing man threatens Shaheen Bagh protesters

Locals overpower him and confiscate his weapon, even as he threatens to drop bodies

Freedom of speech necessary for success of democracy: Mysuru Court

The court released Nalini Balakumar on anticipatory bail after she was jailed for holding a ‘Free Kashmir’ poster at a protest

Assamese men duped by two persons posing as CID officers checking NRC details

They were robbed of Rs. 2,000 as well as their ID documents

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