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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

Economist Jean Drèze among three activists detained in Jharkhand, released

The activists alleged that the police initially said a...

Eminent economist Jean Drèze arrested in Jharkhand

According to sources, they were organising a meeting on...

Exploring beyond the story of Jyoti Singh, journalist documents India’s unreported rape cases

Priyanka Dubey, an award-winning journalist, spent six years researching...

‘Congress Income Scheme Could Work But Must Not Replace Social Spending’

Bengaluru: The 10% reservation announced for economically weaker sections...

Theatre Artists Protest Against NSD’s Award Ceremony

Theatre artistes across the country held a silent and...

Reading The Hungry Tide: A brilliant book which overlooked the caste factor

My first visit to the mountains was full of...

AMU: Women Leaders Summit held on Women’s College Campus

After section of male students of the Aligarh Muslim...

Sudha Bhardwaj and Shoma Sen extend solidarity to Women’s March from jail

Detained human rights defenders Sudha Bhardwaj and Shoma Sen...

“National Priority” over Academic Freedom: Board of Studies member resigns in protest

On 13 March 2019, the Central University of Kerala...

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