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‘How Can Rehabilitation Work If We Are Not Safe?’ Sanjay Tickoo on the fresh threat to Kashmiri Pandit employees
Sanjay Tickoo speaks to Sabrang India on repeated threats, targeted killings and security lapses have eroded Kashmiri Pandit employees’ faith in the State.
BREAKING: CJP helps in getting 9 people released from Assam Detention Camps
Team Assam ran pillar to post completing formalities, and didn’t slow down despite the lockdown
Parbati’s Homecoming
A look at how an old woman was dubbed a ‘foreigner’ and forced to spend over three years in a detention camp!
Even after a month, only a paltry sum of allotted pulses reaches underprivileged
Data showed that out of the monthly allocated 1.95 lakh MTs, only 19,496 tonnes had been distributed by states
Trade Unions intervene in plea opposing MHA order directing payment of full wages to workers
Intervention application has been filed in this petition, in support of the government’s decision
Jharkhand: Hindi daily’s unauthentic report of coronavirus case in Godda busted
The District Collectorate of Godda clarified that the news was fake
If agriculture were to be the most remunerative activity
How the Covid-19 pandemic has proved to be a great leveler
Will take legal action if Guj gov’t fails to check flooding, water-logging: Environmentalists
They write that that if there is any damage to the environment or communities, authorities will have to compensate
Senior Advocate and PUCL National President Ravi Kiran Jain writes open letter to the Bar
Mr. Jain replied to Justice Sudhir Agrawal’s letter which suggested that judges of superior courts should have their salaries deducted
Gujarat’s Covid-19 recovery rate lowest in India!
Gujarat ranks 2nd after Maharashtra when it comes to number of Covid-19 positive cases
Kerala HC calls bail condition requiring cash deposit in PM CARES, improper and unjust
Interestingly, a similar condition was imposed by Jharkhand High Court last week
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