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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

Universities in a Ferment as Modi Government Slashes Scholarships

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Bastar Black Out: Human Rights Defenders Under Threat

Freedom of expression is being throttled in Chhattisgarh as...

80 Years and Fighting: All India Kisan Sabha in Today’s Moments of Agrarian Distress

  Godavari Parulekar was elected the first woman president of...

Judiciary to the Rescue: Constitutional Rights to Have Partner of Choice

Image: livelaw.in   It is a shame that in the twenty...

Mother Alleges Coercion, J&K Police Claim Schoolgirl Sticks to No Molestation Statement

Photo Courtesy: Business StandardSRINAGAR: In a video statement posted...

Germany Bows to Turkish Pressure: Allows Prosecution of Comedian who Mocked Erdogan

German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has bowed to Turkish pressure...

The Burden of Delivery of Rule of Law falls on the Judiciary : Vice President

  With the failure of the executive to apply correctives...

Violence erupts on Ramnavmi: Jharkand

Photo Credit:  AFPCurfew was imposed at four places in...

BJP’s Draupadi Poster in UP Sends Ominous Signals

A Poster Of UP BJP Chief, Keshav Maurya as...

The strange history of secularism twists debate about British Muslim attitudes

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