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Telangana: Stop forcible ‘re-location of Chenchu Adivasis from Amrabad Tiger Reserve

Adivasis and supporting activists have petitioned the authorities against what they term as the ‘forcible re-location” of Chenchu (PVTG) Adivasis in the Amravad Tiger Reserve and urged a ‘co-existence’ model of conservation

Fasting since June to save river Ganga, Prof. G. D. Agarwal dies

Environmental Support Group claims that Dr. Agarwal died due...

#MeToo, Government’s Turn to Act

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Hindutva Poses the Greatest Threat to Women

India is today standing on a precipice, staring at...

AIDWA Demands Resignation of Minister of State for External Affairs, M J Akbar

The All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA) demands the...

HC clears the way for CPI-M’s mouthpiece, publication resumes

The newspaper’s publication was halted from October 1 after...

Can the (Married) Woman Speak?

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Death Penalty undermines Human Dignity: Teesta Setalvad

This International Day against Death Penalty, we solemnly reaffirm...

I will challenge CBI’s closure report: Najeeb Ahmed’s mother

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“There is no room for religious fundamentalism among us”

The 2018 Justice Sunanda Bhandare Memorial LectureWhen Murlidharji asked...

Woman allegedly burnt alive by in-laws in North Kashmir

Bandipora: Rehana Gulzar, a 33-year-old woman and a mother...

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