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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...
We won’t show you our papers: Voices of Bengali Artists against NPR-NRC, CAA
'The rulers might come and goExploiters would also come...
“As if Jama Masjid is in Pak”, Delhi Judge rebukes cops in Bhim Army Case
"You are behaving as if Jama Masjid is Pakistan. Even if it was Pakistan, you can go there and protest. Pakistan was a part of undivided India," a judge told Delhi Police.
Jamia students demand FIR against police, cancellation of exams
The university admin has cancelled exams and will “explore the possibility of moving court for the registration of FIR”
Shaheen Bagh – The Playground of Resistance
The women at Shaheen Bagh are showing us the Road to Revolution with their undeterred protests
UP claims Pilibhit houses majority of the 32,000 ‘identified’ refugees
It has submitted a report made by an NGO which has identified refugees from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan
Blowing in the Wind
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More than 300,000 women take to the streets against CAA and NRC in Malegaon
Sultana Begum, the great grand daughter-in-law of the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar also joined the rally
Congress readies for anti-CAA-NRC door-to-door campaign
Functionaries say training sessions regarding the technical and legal aspects soon to be held by experts
We have proven prophets of doom wrong: Eminent personalities in open letter to citizens
The letter has been written by retired SC judge, actors, filmmakers etc. calling for people to introspect on values of truth and nonviolence
Gov’t employee not devoid of right to free speech: Tripura HC
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