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No ‘Pakistan conspiracy’ in Noida labour unrest: Fact-finding report

According to the statement released by the team, citizen investigators found no evidence to support allegations circulated by sections of the administration and media that foreign elements were behind the protest

Academics Cry Halt to Hounding of Kancha Ilaiah by Brahminical Bodies, Police

Photo credit: Hindustan TimesIn a statement issued yesterday, 69...

Petlad, Gujarat: Communal Violence Breaks Out

 Two days after peace prevailed in communally disturbed Petlad,...

Trupti Shah: A Remembrance

The women’s movement, the environmental cause, the struggle for...

Four Months Down, Appa Rao’s Rule by Force Continues, Demolishes Protest Tent Last Night

Suspended VC Appa Rao continues in all manners possible...

The Humanitarian Clock Is Ticking, The Powerful Feign Deafness

The humanitarian clock is now ticking away faster than...

Monks claim that Modi’s Buddhist Messenger is Actually out to Defame Buddhism

Photo credit: Scroll.inThe Dhamma Chetana Yatra across Uttar Pradesh,...

Tawang Valley Deaths in Police Firing: Monks in Delhi to Demand Justice

Around 60 monks from the Tawang valley in Arunachal...

Can the Modi government attack on labour rights be beaten back?

Photo Credit: Socialism.inTwo years of the Modi regime have...

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