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Workers Cry for Justice!
The latest issue (dated April 25, 2026) of the popular magazine ‘Frontline’ has an incisive article entitled, ‘What Noida’s worker strikes tell us about the Labour Codes’ broken promise’....
Justice for Nodeep Kaur: Trade union activist turns 24 years behind bars
The activist’s family meets her in Karnal jail on her birthday, even as injustice continues
No protesting farmer summoned by NIA: MHA to RS
However, some farm union leaders, journalists, organisations have alleged that they have been summoned by NIA for questioning
93 sedition cases registered, but only 2 convicted in 2019: MHA
In the Budget Session of 2021, the MoS in the Ministry of Home Affairs answered questions on sedition law
When the State conspires against its Citizens
It does not do so openly and publicly, for it will then be immediately held to account by the people. It has to do so in a furtive clandestine manner.
Farmers announce week-long protests from Feb 12 to Feb 18
Farmers organisations plan toll plaza movements, rail roko campaigns and memorials to honour the martyred heroes of India.
Truth shall prevail, have full faith in legal system: Newsclick
The raids that began in the morning on February 9, are reportedly still on, till the evening of February 10
Anti CAA protests: Gauhati HC denies bail to two booked under UAPA
The High Court Bench ruled that burning down of railway stations and vandalism constitutes a “terrorist act”
Key suspect in the Red Fort violence case arrested
Iqbal Singh was arrested by Special cell of Delhi Police, he had a bounty of 50,000 on his head
Condemn targeting of Newsclick
Statement of Delhi Union of Journalists against the targeting of Newsclick and critical media voices by the government deserves wider support
Blocking accounts of journalists, activists, a violation of fundamental rights: Twitter
Listing some actions in compliance with the central government’s orders, Twitter said it will explore more options under Indian law and continue engaging with the Indian government.
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