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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...
K’taka: Migrant laborers called for verification; govt asks for report seeking reasons
A day after Karnataka Police carried out a verification...
CAA-NRC-NPR toxic to all Indians, not just Muslims
CJP Team -
The Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 (CAA), combined with the proposed National Population Register (NPR), which is the first step to a nationwide NRC (National Register of Citizens), is likely to be disastrous, not just for Muslims, but also all other Indians as can be seen in the following point-wise analysis:
Maa aur Mulk – the non-negotiability of Muslim identity
Salma Usmaani, who works with an international cosmetic brand...
Multipurpose National Identity Card, recall from 2003
MNIC was started in 2003, then integrated into Aadhaar and now the government is looking to revive it; so what was MNIC in the first place and what role will it play if brought in today?
All women anti CAA rally from Latashil to Chandmari in Guwahati
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Twitter makes BJP leader eat humble Poha!
Kailash Vijayvargiya trolled after he claims people who eat poha are Bangladeshi
Two women assaulted by locals in Kota and WB over fears of collecting NRC data
They were collecting data for the economic census and a rural initiative for women, Internet Saathi, respectively
CAA-NPR-NRC means of harassing specific communities: Teesta Setalvad
CJP secretary also slams regime for human rights crisis in Assam in wake of the NRC
Bengaluru migrants’ residences demolished; people return to home states
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Repeal CAA in its entirety, students of Assam and NE demand
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