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Disenfranchisement route to Majoritarian Rule: Political Logic of SIR

The idea of India as a state-nation (in contra-distinction to a nation-state) that is home to diverse peoples, cultures, languages and religions is being dismantled at a fiendish pace.This...

Civil society condemns arrest of Umar Khalid

Calls targeting of the activist malicious and demands his immediate release

Mental health awareness in India

How stigma remains a hindrance to help

Defending the Constitution, not just my right, but my duty: Sitaram Yechury

Soon after his name was mentioned by the Delhi Police, veteran Parliamentarian Sitaram Yechury in an exclusive interview spoke to SabrangIndia’s Teesta Setalvad

No Mid-day meals disbursed in Goa during lockdown: Education Ministry

In 2017-18, Assam recorded Highest dropout of girls from secondary school while Delhi recorded highest enrolment of girls

ICMR’s grim report: Nearly 40% of Indians already exposed to Covid-19!

The country’s first national survey brings out disconcerting results stating that India’s Covid-19 cases are grossly under-reported due to selective testing in early stages.

Civil society bats for Prashant Bhushan as he deposits Re 1 with SC

The activist and senior advocate deposited the fine in connection with a contempt of court case related to two tweets

More activists named in riots case: Delhi Police getting desperate?

In a supplementary chargesheet, police have named a fresh set of activists, academics and politicians

Umar Khalid arrested by Delhi Police Special Cell

Likely to be charged under UAPA, was summoned for questioning on Saturday, asked to join the investigation on Sunday, and later arrested

Police need to stop criminalising the anti CAA protests: Prof. Apoorvanand

The well known activist, has once again been named by the Delhi Police, along with other eminent citizens

India loses a true guiding light under these dark times

Swami Agnivesh leaves behind a void that will be hard to fill

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