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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

Forcible Displacement of Adivasis in Narmada basin: SC Intervenes

No Forcible displacement without full compliance with all orders...

HC Allows Plea to Challenge Yogi Adityanath Prosecution: Allahabad

Image Courtesy: PTIAllahabad: The Allahabad High Court on July...

India’s Non Farm-loan Debts Could Settle All Distressed Farm Loans

Indian companies and individuals owed Rs 4.1 lakh crore...

Owaisi’s partymen abort Taslima Nasrin’s visit to Aurangabad

Arriving at the airport from Delhi, the exiled Bangladeshi...

Noam Chomsky extends support to Narmada Valley struggle, as indefinite Fast enters fourth day

Eminent American linguist, social critic, and political activist, Noam...

Nikaah halala is a slur on Islam; un-constitutional

While much of the dust has been cleared on...

Hate crimes on the rise in UK: Bangladeshi migrants bear the brunt

The hate crimes on Muslim community in Britain have...

Can Italy deal with its fascist past?

Recently, the Italian daily La Repubblica published an unusual...

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