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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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Curfew continues in communal violence-hit walled city of Jaipur
Rs 1 crore compensation, job for a family member...
Pray to avoid Gauri’s fate: RSS acolyte’s advice to secular writers in Kerala
“If the RSS starts killing, there would not be...
Congratulations India at 70: Development of a Few and Misery of the Masses
“…it is not survival but the quality, the plane...
Instant Triple Talaq: Muslim Personal Law Board defiant but not to file for review
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Displeasure expressed over government's attack on personal law of...
From Paash to Lankesh: How the Indian State Continues to Discriminate between Minority and Majority Extremists
It was while all of us, Indians...
Tunisia: Holding Up the Promise of a ‘Republican Muslim Democracy’
A review of Anne Wolf's Political Islam in Tunisia:...
View from Bangladesh: “We are all Rohingya now”
No state would tolerate attacks on its security personnel....
Massive win for United Left in JNU Students Union Elections
The alliance won all four office-bearer posts in the...
Amazing Grace: The life and death of Gauri Lankesh
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India’s Supreme Court Puts Liberty and Freedom First, and Above All But Some Grey Areas Remain
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Maharashtra SIR: 2.08 crore (20.8 million) voter forms “uncollected” hence may not be listed in August 24 draft electoral roll
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Sumit Sarkar: Engaged scholarship, ways of historical thinking, an enduring legacy
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When Family Becomes Custody: Allahabad HC holds adult women’s faith, residence and liberty cannot be placed under parental control
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