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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...
Jharkhand drops sedition charges against 3,000 anti-CAA protestors
Dhanbad police later revoked the charges on the instruction of its police chief as CM Hemant Soren reassured people that their voices will not be stifled.
India does not need CAA, NPR, NRC: Constitutional Conduct Group, ex-106 civil servants
A group of civil servants, the Constitutional Conduct Group, has expressed grave reservations about the recent enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 and the exercise to conduct the National Population Register. They have addressed a detailed letter to all fellow citizens of India pointing out why India does not need the CAA, the NPR and the NRIC and insisting that the Government of India repeal the relevant legislation and withdraw related administrative orders.
Disclose name of Bangladeshi legislator from Cong or face legal action: Saikia, Assam
Cong leader of opposition, Debabrata Saikia challenges BJP’s Himanta Biswa Sharma
Sadaf Jafar speaks to Sabrang India about her nightmarish experience in jail
The social activist was brutally beaten up and subject to communal abuse by police authorities
JNU VC Jagadesh Kumar makes 1st visit to Univ after Jan 5 Attack
Image Courtesy: indianexpress.comAccording to the official twitter handle of...
Modi’s Assam visit cancelled as slogans of ‘Go back Modi’ threaten to greet him at Games
The All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) too has warned Modi of facing massive protests if he visits Assam; reportedly his trip has been cancelled; Anti-CAA slogans were also raised during the India-Sri Lanka T20 match in Guwahati on Sunday
Rajya Sabha MP writes heartfelt letter to JNUSU President Aishe Ghosh
Calling her ‘a great daughter of India’ he asked her to be courageous and fearless
Anti-CAA protests: Jharkhand slaps Sedition cases against 3,000 people
The protests in Dhanbad were allegedly carried out without permission and disturbed traffic.
Rihai Manch member Robin Verma granted bail
He was arrested and beaten up after being detained by the Lucknow police
Provide medical assistance to Bhim Army chief, Chandrashekhar Azad: Delhi Court to Jail authorities
Image Courtesy:newskarnataka.comA Delhi Court has directed Jail Authorities to...
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