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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.
After authorities allay NRC fears, residents agree to Covid-19 health check-ups in Hindpiri, Ranchi
The residents had refused to undergo tests and screenings fearing that the information taken from them was just a cover-up to conduct an NRC survey
Covid-19: K’taka Kerala border closure dispute reaches SC
The Kerala High Court initiated mediation failed, and now the apex court has arranged for a similar mediation between the two states, after Karnataka closed it borders
Distressed over the plight of India’s internal migrants: UN Human Rights chief
“More needs to be done as the human tragedy continues to unfold before our eyes,” says Michelle Bachelet, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
With extreme water scarcity, how will India save itself from the Covid-19 pandemic?
India’s groundwater reserves are at an all-time low, with nearly 65 percent of the country’s reservoirs running dry
Covid-19: Disabled scholar activist still in jail, while thousands others released on bail
PM’s message of combating epidemic with compassion rings hollow as his government refuses to release GN Saibaba
Centre’s counsel asks Delhi HC to hold officials responsible for lapse in Tablighi incident
While he blames Delhi government and its officials, he refrains from holding Delhi Police responsible
Covid-19: Guj HC asks Center and state to submit action taken report on isolation of Tablighi event attendees
The court said it will take necessary measures if it doesn’t find the report satisfactory
Indian medics: Why should we risk our lives?
Our doctors don’t have enough, but made in India PPEs allegedly sent abroad, CSR money being diverted to PM Cares fund
Covid-19: Bohra reformists step up relief provision in Udaipur
The Bohra Youth Association delivers at least 300 food packets daily to the marginalized communities hit by the lockdown
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