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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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Center-Farmer talks: Next round on Wednesday, December 9
Farmers are firm on their demands, it is the government that needs time
Support grows for Farmers’ struggle
Farmers’ movement carries on in full force gaining more and more supporters from different parts of India and abroad
Farmers Protest 2020: Reading the revolution
A selection of columns, opinions that recorded, analysed the biggest on ground protests since the anti-CAA-NRC-NPR movement
Farmers’ Protest: International pressure mounts on India
After Canadian PM, UK MPs back Indian farmers
After trial Covaxin shot, Haryana health minister Anil Vij test Covid-19 positive
On November 20, that Vij had volunteered to be the first to get a shot Covaxin, when the third phase trial started in the state
In solidarity with his roots, Haryana youth rides tractor to wedding!
Hailing from a farmers’ family, the young businessman said he and his partner wished to express their solidarity with farmers during their ongoing movement against the central government’s black laws.
Farm laws: Delhi Bar Council speaks up against judicial power given to executive
The letter to the PM states that “this will seriously jeopardise the interest of public as getting justice at the doors of bureaucracy is far from reality”
Justify ‘attempt to murder’ charge on Tablighi Jamaat attendee: Allahabad HC
The high court stated that invoking the charge under section 307 of IIPC seemed to be abuse of process of law
All or nothing! Farmers assert they will not back down on demand for withdrawal of laws
Stating that repression, threats and intimidation will not deter their resolve, farmers have yet again reiterated their demand for the withdrawal of the three agriculture laws of the central government.
Early Christmas miracle: Taloja jail authorities show compassion, give Fr. Stan Swamy sipper, warm clothes!
The 83-year-old can now finally take a proper drink of water as he was previously unable to hold a cup or a glass as his hands shook due to Parkinson's disease
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