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Kashmir’s Fragile Calm: Indicator of Silence or Real Peace?
As Kashmir sees fewer shutdowns and rising tourism, many ask — does stability mean true peace or just enforced silence?
Assam: Partial relief, over 9 lakh people to get Aadhaar card, serious questions for excluded 18 lakh
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With over 18 lakh people still denied access to essential services, questions arise about the criteria, fairness and transparency of the Assam government's recent decision to unblock Aadhaar cards for only a fraction of those affected
Balancing Countervailing Rights: SC lays down guidelines for portrayal of Persons with Disabilities in visual media
The Supreme Court, on July 8, in the case of Nipun Malhotra vs. Sony Pictures Films Pvt Ltd [2024 INSC 465] has laid down a framework for the portrayal of Persons with Disabilities in visual media like cinema.
Kangana dancing to the tune of external forces, domestic lackeys Adani, Ambani: AIKS
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The All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) has demanded apology...
Proposed Telangana record rights Bill ‘could undermine’ land rights in scheduled areas
The proposed Telangana Record of Rights Bill, 2024, seeks...
“We have come to save public education, shoot us if you will,” feisty JNUSU president Dhananjay challenges Delhi police
The protest march, led by JNUSU leadership including its president, Dhananjay, was raising the demands for removal of a person from the teaching faculty allegedly involved in inappropriate behaviour apart from several issues related to scholarships, access and public education
BJP MP Kangana’s foul mouthed slip against farmers, again, compels saffron party to a hurried public apology
Issuing a public statement on X, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) distances itself from another foul mouthed faux pas by its elected MP from Mandi, HP, after she says “dead bodies were hanging from trees,” rapes happened during farmers protests!
Workers who sowed a Seed: Story of IIT Bombay Workers’ Fight for Gratuity
On December 31st, 2019, Raman Garase, along with Dadarao...
Adverse impact of climate change? 43% of farmers found half of their standing crops damaged
Climate change poses a significant threat to Indian agriculture,...
CJP impact! CJP legal team aid Ranjina Bibi, defy all odds to prove her citizenship
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Ranjina Bibi claims victory after year-long battle in the Dhubri Foreigners Tribunal where she was recently declared Indian, suspension of her citizenship was overturned
Lack of securing tribal land rights in Andhra ‘exacerbating’ vulnerability to climate change
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