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“Urdu Is Not Alien”: Supreme Court reclaims the language’s place in the Indian Constitutional fabric
By upholding the use of Urdu on a municipal signboard in Maharashtra, the Supreme Court reaffirms India’s plural ethos, debunks politicised language divides, and restores dignity to a shared linguistic heritage
Struggle for Survival: The Sorry Tale of Eminent Urdu Poet, 80, Declared ‘Dead’ by Pension Office
Eminent Urdu poet, 80, living but declared “dead” by...
BJP Leader Will Hold Beef Party to Celebrate 3 Years of Modi Sarkar: Meghalaya
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A BJP leader in Meghalaya has announced a beef...
Failure is No Shame, Vaibhav Says in this FB Post to Others who Dread Board Exam Results
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'Don't hurt yourself, physically or emotionally. I am saying...
A Student of IIT Madras Thrashed by ABVP for attending ‘beef fest’
After 50 students of IIT Madras participated in a...
From Ramayana to the scriptures, it’s clear India has a long history of eating meat
The Vedas refer to about 50 animals deemed fit...
Girish Karnad in ‘Samskara’ Takes on the Brutality of Caste
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UN Standards on Clinical Trials to be Implemented by ICMR
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After much controversy on the ethical standards around clinical...
852 Farmer Suicides in 120 Days in Maharashtra
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Maharashtra has reported 852 farmer suicides in the four...
We Want More African Students: DU Launches Special Enrolment Drive
Facebook ImageWith an aim to overcome the negative feedback...
How Violence was Provoked through a WhatsApp Forward Against a Professor
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