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‘Designed to Exclude’: The ongoing enumeration phase of the SIR
In a multi-state report on the hasty and ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process being conducted by the ECI, the PUCL has, echoing what opposition parties and other civil rights groups been stating, called it ‘designed to excluide’
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Farmers’ agitation: Students miss online classes due to internet suspensions
Internet suspensions have left students helpless, especially as examinations are approaching
Youths, women, workers and farmers prepare for Feb 6 ‘chakka jam’
According to farmer leaders, nearly a thousand solidarity protests will be observed on Saturday from Kerala alone. Other states plan blockades between 12 PM to 3 PM.
Release Dalit Trade Union activist Nodeep Kaur: CJP
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CJP's online petition seeks her immediate release and dropping of all charges
Punjab lawyers set up help desk at Delhi protest sites
Internet black out continues at farmers’ protest sites, doesn't deter protesters or lawyers assisting them
Farmer dies at Ghazipur border, family booked for draping body in Tricolour
Police say the family covered the body with the National Flag like that of a martyr; FIR was registered against farmer Baljindra's mother Jasvir Kaur, brother Gurvinder and an unidentified person
FIR against unknown ‘toolkit’ makers, not Greta Thunberg: Delhi Police
Following mass social media outrage against an FIR assumed to be filed against Greta Thunberg, city police say that the FIR never listed the young activist as an accused.
Breaking: SC grants ad interim bail to comedian Munawar Faruqui
The top court also stayed the production warrant issued against him in a separate case by the UP Police
Why do Urban and Rural Indians have such different priorities?
The farmers' movement is the first time, the rural population has risen against the insensitive regime
Now ‘anti-national’ social media post could mean no passport in Bihar, Uttarakhand
All such services that need a police verification to be done will be affected by this directive of the Police
British Parliament may consider debate on Indian farmers’ protests
UK Parliament's Petitions Committee may hold debate at Westminster Hall in the House of Commons on the farmers protests and press freedom in India
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