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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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Will Valentine’s Day Soon Be Wiped from Public Memory?
Image courtesy socialmaharaj.comIt is not surprising that the right-wing...
What’s the point of progress if kids are malnourished, Bombay High Court asks Maha govt
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Mumbai: The Bombay High Court today said Maharashtra’s progress...
Take suo motu action for release of undertrials, Centre urges HCs
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New Delhi: Expressing concern over the increasing number of...
Gujarat farmers’ rally “attacked” after protesters demanded Narmada waters near industrial hub Sanand
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In a development which is likely to go a...
More Women Are Delivering In Hospitals, So Why Are So Many Still Dying In Childbirth?
Why aren’t institutional deliveries resulting in fewer deaths during...
Why America needs Marvel superhero Kamala Khan now more than ever
Kamala Khan is a Muslim, Pakistani-American teenager who fights...
Feminists Condemn Opposition To Women’s Reservation In Nagaland Municipal Councils
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We, the undersigned women’s organisations and concerned individuals take...
The Return of Untouchability, Uncriticised and Unquestioned
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Farmers’ rally in Gujarat turns violent, SP injured in stone pelting
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Ahmedabad: At least seven policemen, including District Superintended of Police...
‘The way they arrested him was savage’: Israeli forces violently detain 14-year-old disabled Palestinian boy
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