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The Deaths behind India’s Cleanliness
India has progressed technologically, legislated against manual scavenging, and constitutionally abolished untouchability. Yet, in the twenty-first century, caste still determines who enters a sewer. The persistence of manual scavenging...
Nonagenarian calls for anti-CAA protest to rage on
Runidhar Deka, 91, who participated in the freedom struggle and Assam agitation says he finds hope in the people’s movement against CAA and NRC
K’taka HC raps admin and police, asks govt to rehabilitate laborers touted as “Bangladeshis”
After demolishing their homes, it was found that the laborers actually belonged to Assam and Telangana
Akhil Gogoi and other KMSS leaders sent back to custody
The leaders will be at the Guwahati Central Jail till the next hearing on February 25th
Shaheen Bagh in spotlight in SC, court says protest subject to reasonable restrictions
The court also took cognizance of the death of an infant at the protest
Mumbai Bagh meets BMC Commissioner, offers shramdaan for road work
The members of Mumbai Bagh agreed to cooperate for the Morland Road construction work
Jamia students allegedly attacked by police, again!
The Delhi police allegedly lathi charged students who were staging an anti-CAA-NRC march to the Parliament.
City of Seattle passes resolution against CAA-NRC
Asks PM Modi to uphold the Constitution, hauls him over the coals on Assam and Kashmir issues
Will CAA ensure land ‘invasions’ into Adivasi dominated Vth Schedule areas?
For over two months now, the controversial, Citizenship Amendment...
Yatra against CAA-NPR-NRC: From Delhi to Assam’s Goalpara detention centre
Social activists from various organizations will launch a yatra starting February 22 to March 2 in solidarity with those forced to live in detention camps
Picture of two Elderly Women at Shaheen Bagh, is worth thousand words
Divided by class and privilege, but united by compassion and patriotism
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