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Delhi court orders FIR against Abhijit Iyer Mitra for sexually abusive posts targeting women journalists

Court finds tweets “sexually coloured,” prima facie intended to outrage modesty; directs police probe into X account and devices

Seminar in BHU criticises BJP and RSS for destroying the image of Bahujan heroes

“RSS and its political organisation Bharatiya Janata Party are...

​​​​​​​Gowri Became The Gowri: Shiva Sundar

Gowriwanton wayfarer! ‘father’s favorite peacock feather who refused to come under...

My Sister, My Soul Mate: A Poem for Gauri by Kavita Lankesh

      My Sister, My Soul Mate :A Poem...

More Power to the Written Word

Exactly one month after the brutal murder of Gauri...

How the Gujarat Cops Questioned an Australian Film Crew Investigating Adani

Four Corners, Australia’s leading investigative journalism program has been...

Gauri Lankesh’s Fight Continues

On 5th October, thousands marched together to protest against...

It’s the Activist Journalist, who Gauri Lankesh Epitomised, that is Silenced

One Month Days After Gauri Lankesh’s Killing: Some Thoughts   Gauri...

‘Newton’ An Allegory on Vulnerabilities of Indian Democracy

The Gravity of Newton, Amit Masurkar's Film Amit V Masurkar’s...

Gauri Lankesh & Gulalai Ismail Win 2017 RAW in War Anna Politkovskaya Award for Women HRDs

Gulalai Ismail (PAKISTAN) Gauri Lankeshm (INDIA) are the winners of the 2017...

BHU: Ten days after protests and violence, a few hopes and a lot of politics

Over the past few weeks, the Banaras Hindu University...

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