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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

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How Vedic Brahminism Stunted The Development Of Sciences

After the Bharatiya Janatha Party came to power and...

Heart Disease Now Kills Twice The Number Of Indians It Did In 1990

New Delhi: Cardiac ailments killed more Indians in 2016...

Casteless Collective’s song about Periyar on his 140th birthday

Erode Venkatappa Ramasamy, better known by his honorific title,...

SC demands to see evidence against arrested activists, extends house arrest

The Supreme Court has thwarted yet another attempt by...

S Shankar: “We need to think of free speech both in terms of form and content”

The novelist and writer in conversation with Souradeep RoyIn...

Constructing Democratic Rights Activists as Conspirators

The recent arrest of activists and intellectuals, and raids...

UAPA is a Very Unjust Law in Terms of Bail…Almost Like a Life Sentence: Anand Grover

Senior Advocate Anand Grover speaks about UAPA and breaks...

Pune based Muslim techie completes one month of Satyagraha against forced termination

Advocate Shahid Nadeem, lawyer for legal cell of Jamiat...

Priest accused of Raping Nun steps down as matter reaches Vatican

In what is being seen as a face saving...

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