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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’....

Atmanirbhar Lockdown 4.0: States shoulder the baggage as Centre backs out

The Central government has left most important details of the fourth phase of the lockdown to be decided by the state governments

Who let the virus out: Nation wants to know

India and 61 others, sign resolution seeking inquiry into origin of COVID19 at WHO's annual World Health Assembly

Strangers as pallbearers: Death and grief in lockdown

Images that are both heart-warming and heart-breaking, emerge from all over the nation as strangers from different religions and backgrounds come together to perform last rites- the cycle of life and death continues as we learn to mourn in isolation.

How setting aside party politics can help India in the battle against Covid-19

An overview of the considerations and questions national authorities must reflect on in their response to the pandemic.

The preservation of a pandemic: Art under quarantine

Museums, zoos and galleries around the world are calling on people to document their Covid-19 lockdown experience

Healthcare crisis brewing in Ahmedabad

Several private hospitals refuse to turn into Covid centers, kidney disease patient dies after being refused treatment by multiple hospitals as he also tested positive for Coronavirus

CJP secures release of two more people from detention camps in Assam

Total 25 people have been released with exclusive efforts of CJP so far

Delhi government provides Rs. 5,000 aid to construction workers for the second time

It also announced a one-time assistance of Rs. 5,000 to public service vehicle drivers and para-transit drivers

37 migrants wanting to go home to Odisha cheated of around Rs. 50,000 by trucker and cops

The Palghar police have claimed that the money has been recovered and returned to the migrants

Gujarat Covid-19 cases cross 9,000; principal secretary says situation under control

Private hospitals refuse to sign up with Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation over cap on treatment fees

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