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The Supreme Court’s Uneasy Middle Path on Protest Policing

The July 28 interim order preserves evidence and contemplates an SIT, but leaves unresolved who should investigate when the police themselves stand accused

Science versus Unreason: March for Science Across India

Hundreds of people marched in defense of scientific thought...

Challenging Article 35(A): A sinister plot

Two weeks ago, Jammu and Kashmir chief minister, Mehbooba...

Attack on India’s Public Distribution System Condemned

The Right to Food Campaign condemns the government’s attempts...

The Stalking of a Young Woman & BJP’s Ominous Silence

Chandigarh Police was pressurized to dilute the case against...

Trade Unions Call for Indefinite General Strike; Dharna at Parliament in November

India’s central trade unions have decided to go on...

All India Protests Against Forced Arrest of Medha Patkar & Others

Protests erupted in various parts of India against the...

Medhaji, This Govt is Worse Than the British, Please Break Your Fast

Her indefinite fast entered the 12th day on Monday...

Again, Three Sanitation Workers Gasp to Their Death in Sewers: Lajpatnagar, Delhi

PTI reports that three sanitation workers have died due...

Farm Loan Waivers are a Necessity if Farmer Suicides Needs to be Curbed: AIKS

Lakhs of farmers will block national highways and state...

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