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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

“Genocide cards”: Rohingya refugees on why they risked their lives to refuse ID cards

Wary of the past, Rohingya have frustrated the UN’s...

In A UP District, Death From Hunger, As Governance, Social Security Collapse

Kushinagar, Uttar Pradesh: "CM-ji, my older brother died of...

Key witness in Kerala nun rape case found dead in Punjab

One of the prime witnesses in the Kerala nun...

Rajasthan Polls: Amid Tall Claims of Development, People Dying of Hunger in Rajsamand

75 years old Chunni Bai died on September 27...

Only Better Educated Mothers Of Grooms Can Lead To More Inter-Caste Marriages

Mumbai: Only 5.8% of Indian marriages were inter-caste, according...

Dissecting Modicare: Benefitting Corporates Rather than the Target Population

Narendra Modi has been good at launching fantasy-filled schemes,...

EXCLUSIVE: Suicides in Assam Continue, after NRC dubs retired School Teacher, ‘Foreigner’

Saturday, October 20, the day after Pooja saw tragedy...

#MeToo in a country that worships God as woman

During a festival celebrating the Goddess who kills a...

India: why collecting water turns millions of women into second-class citizens

A family in India needs fresh water. But this...

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