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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

Sokalo Gond and Nivada Rana move SC demanding forest rights

Adivasi human rights defenders Sokalo Gond and Nivada Rana...

SC extends NRC deadline, rejects re-verification plea

The Supreme Court has extended the deadline for publication...

2019-20 SC-ST budget allocation only for accounting purposes and not for real implementation

Excerpts from the chapter “Ministry / Department wise priority...

The Right to Life & Livelihood – over 30,000 Adivasis/Forest Dwellers take to the Streets

Several thousand forest dwellers participate in nation-wide protests against...

Odisha Government ensures the inclusion of eggs in Mid Day Meal

It was barely a little after nine on a...

94% Bihari Women Know Of Contraception, But 1 in 5 Use It: Our Study

Gaya (Bihar): Married early, Premlata Devi had had four...

“These were not riots; these were out and out pogroms”: Warisha Farasat

Kanika Katyal in conversation with Warisha FarasatEvents of mass...

Modi Govt Is Attempting to Sell Salem Steel Plant: Employees’ Union

The public sector undertaking Salem Steel Plant (SSP) was...

Rohingya rumours being spread to derail NRC?

 Image Courtesy: WikipediaThe National Register of Citizens (NRC) authority...

Hey parents, listen to your kids!

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