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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

Madhya Pradesh using ‘false’ Narmada dam oustee figures of previous govt: Medha Patkar

In her strongly-worded letter to Gopal S Reddy, additional...

73.2% Of Rural Women Workers Are Farmers, But Own 12.8% Land Holdings

Nashik, Maharashtra: Pushpa Kadale was nine months pregnant and...

Health and Hygiene conditions in Hyderabad in an abysmal state Urgent need to declare a state of Health Emergency

Several organisations have collectively submitted a representation to the...

Remembering Kiran Nagarkar

It is always a shock when someone younger than...

FDI in Coal: Look Who’s Coming to the Party

Some of the world’s most ruthless companies may enter...

Criticism of the Govt in Power doesn’t make anyone less patriotic, is not sedition: Jus Deepak Gupta, SC

Justice Deepak Gupta, judge of Supreme Court, spoke at...

80,000 BSNL employees will be asked to resign, August salaries still pending

Protests erupt throughout the countryImage Courtesy: DailyhuntAs many as...

First detention Centre to come up in Mumbai for ‘illegal immigrants’: Report

Comes on the heels of announcement of final list...

Narmada : A tragedy that nobody is talking about

 Over 30,000 people in the Narmada valley are facing...

2-day People’s Tribunal on Assam Citizenship issue to be held in Delhi

 Just days after the final National Register of Citizens...

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