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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

How the Corporate-Hindutva Axis is Assaulting India’s Federalism

‘One nation-one language’ is as dangerous to our federal...

NRC authority releases SOP for dealing with Final NRC Report Card

After the publication of the final national Register of...

Unstoppable! Mumbai’s Struggle to save its lungs: Key Issues you need to know!

On several grounds, it looks like government’s stubbornness to...

Civil Society Members against rejection of NRC

Guwahati, 2019: "NRC may have certain minor errors, but...

India must stop deforesting its mountains if it wants to fight floods

Floods are now an annual nightmare in many parts...

Narmada valley: SC notice to Gujarat, MP, M’rashtra on submergence sans rehabilitation

Thr Supreme Court has issued notice to Gujarat, Madhya...

As UN Prepares To Convene Emergency Climate Summit, Urgency Clear For India

Mumbai/New York: On September 23, 2019, world leaders will...

SC Issues Notice: Plea Against Jharkhand HC Order Refusing To Quash FIR against Adivasis

Sedition against Tribals for FB postThe Supreme Court has...

HRDA writes to NHRC expressing concern as Kashmiri author was not allowed to travel abroad

Kashmiri Author-Journalist Gowhar Geelani was to travel to Germany...

Houston should say Adios Modi instead of Howdy Modi: Protesters

Concerns raised over Kashmir crisis, RSS’s Hindu ‘Nationalism’Image Courtesy:...

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