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UN experts condemn India’s crackdown on youth-led protests, flag 7,000 detentions and alleged sexual abuse

In a strong rebuke of the Modi-led government’s handling of dissent, 24 UN human rights experts have called for an end to excessive force, blanket assembly bans and arbitrary detentions

Artists Unite: More Than 450 Artists Sign On a Declaration for Democracy and Against Hate

The platform has also announced a national convention in...

80% Of Indians Polled In 17 Cities Believe Air Pollution Affects Quality of Life: New Study

Mumbai: Almost 80% of Indians polled across 17 cities...

Death by hunger: Activists protest government inaction over starvation deaths

The Right To Food Campaign organized a protest at...

Finding ‘solace in arms’, Teenage Militant Mudasir shattered dreams of his poor family

On 5th December, a daunting picture went Viral on...

Fire on the margins: CJP calls for a Citizens’ Inquiry to Save Aarey, Mumbai’s Green Lung

In the late hours of Monday, December 3, 2018,...

Fake Encounters and Mob Lynching in UP: NHRC issues notices

After a 20 year old man, Irshad Ahmed, was...

How Hinduism brought casteism to Manipur

As the pure-impure debate rages on social media in...

‘Where will we go in this bitter cold?’ ask Kashmiris after encounter operation leaves them homeless

Mujgund: – Until Saturday afternoon, Ashraf Mir, a resident...

Why I am an Indian – Part II

My previous essay in this series of Essays for...

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