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When students demonstrated what democracy stands for

The recent upsurge among the nation’s youth that erupted not just at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi but across cities and states in India, rekindled hope, hope that democracy is an aspiration across generations, regions and gender

70 villages in Maharashtra unite to oppose mining, save the Adivasi way of life

This rare coming together of indigenous authority figures is...

Only 1 In 100 Sexual Assaults In Karnataka Ends In Conviction

The outrage over sexual attacks against female revellers in...

The ongoing Genocide in Myanmar

How the international community is failing to protect the...

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नई दिल्ली। उत्तरप्रदेश में रहने वाले एक परिवार ने...

Tribute: How John Berger changed our Way of Seeing Art

The Marxist philosopher, art critic and novelist, who passed...

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Understand the Struggle: Exceptional Achievements of Trans-peoples

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Protests Brew in Gujarat as Summit Approaches: Vibrant Gujarat 2017

OBC, Patidar, Dalit youth leaders join hands to hold...

With farmers desperate for cash, the BJP’s prospects could suffer in Gujarat

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