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KPSS: Kashmiri Pandits need security, not ceremonial brotherhood

KPSS says Kashmiri Pandits cannot be expected to return to their ancestral homes while living with the possibility of renewed targeting

“A slick and well-marketed time of tyranny”

This cannot be the last generation of Indians to...

‘Don’t vote BJP,’ Dehradun farmer writes in suicide note

65-year old Ishwar Chand Sharma committed suicide on Monday...

CAB: BJP drops Christians and Parsis in election manifesto

Within an hour of The Indian Express contacting BJP...

Indian communities in New York call for defense of democracy

A wide cross-section of Indians gathered at the Indian...

Adivasi Election Manifesto 2019 Released

For centuries now we, the Adivasis, fisherfolk, hill, forest dwellers and...

With BJP, Congress Batting For Universal Health Care, Data Can Inform Voter Choice

New Delhi: In March 2019, the government released the...

Safai karamcharis demand a separate Ministry to rehabilitate Manual scavengers

Dalit Adivasi Adhikar Andolan released a 10 point manifesto...

Documentary in the Age of Modi: Anand Patwardhan’s “Reason” is out on YouTube

Image Courtesy: YouTubeOn 6 April, the previews of the...

Election 2019: Affected by mass arrests after Bhima Koregaon, what is the buzz in Kalyan?

Following the bandh called by Dalit groups to protest...

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