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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’....

Doctors need more protective gear now, before COVID-19 cases explode

AIIMS doctors on alert for shortage in supplies of essentials like face masks and gloves

Covid-19: Maha Labour Commissioner forbids organisations from firing, reducing wages of workers

Move in wake of widespread fears as people are forced to work from home, loss of wages for daily wage earners

Covid-19: West Bengal goes under lockdown from 5 PM today

Exempting essential services, the WB gov’t has ordered a complete shutdown till March 27, 2020

Beating thalis, but mistreating Air India crew that rescued stranded Indians?

Modi's address uninspiring, high on anecdotes, but lacked seriousness 

Covid-19 Update: Delhi under lockdown, Mumbai lockdown extended

Both cities with have only basic services running till March 31, 2020. Prohibitory orders issued.

Who could have hurled petrol bombs at Shaheen Bagh protest?

Bikeborne miscreant hurls flaming projectiles at historic protest site

Baba Deep Singh Ji, Golden Temple, and COVID-19

Sikh History reveres the martyrdom of Baba Deep Singh Ji who fought to avenge the desecration of Golden Temple, Amritsar, in 1757. Legend says he fought while supporting his severed head and refused to die until he reached Golden Temple.

Jamia protests suspended, Eidgah goes online, Shaheen Bagh continues symbolically with four protestors

The student-led anti-CAA-NPR-NRC protest at Jamia Millia Islamia has been suspended in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Jamia Coordination Committee is the first to officially suspend its protest keeping the interests of others in mind. 

Man pushes racist Hindutva agenda amid Covid-19 outbreak

Prashant Tripathi, a dentist and an actor in his video asked who was laughing now that the whole world was following Hindutva rituals

Journalism in the times of Corona is not a mere ‘job’

Journalists covering the Covid-19 outbreak have found themselves on the frontlines of what is perhaps one of the most dangerous assignments of their lives. Especially in India where the CoronaVirus pandemic is expected to enter a crucial stage in the next few days. 

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