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Bihar & the Delusion of Independent Journalism: A Free Speech Record of Five Years

Free Speech Collective (FSC), has published a detailed report of Bihar’s Free Speech Record, November ‘20-’25 which it released on November 5 and may be accessed hereFree Speech CollectiveWith...

Would Gauri Have Been Alive if the Indian Media Had Done Its Job?

There is always a story behind the sensational headlines....

Murder of democracy: KSSV on Assassination of Gauri Lankesh

Karnataka Komu Souharda Vedike (KKSV), is shocked and deeply...

They Cannot Silence Us All: Statement from the Indian Writers’ Forum

“Once more, a voice of dissent, a voice of...

Adieu Gauri Lankesh, Fearless Fighter and Dear Friend

Gauri Lankesh, journalist, friend, activist, fiery woman and courage...

Rape Trials Continue to be Conducted with Widespread Victim Intimidation: Study

A study by Partners for Law in Development (PLD) of...

They Sang through the Dark Times: Nakul Singh Sawhney’s Latest Documentary Savitri’s Sisters

With Savitri’s Sisters, filmmaker Nakul Singh Sawhney takes the...

Will India’s SC Stop Rohingyas from Being Deported?

Described as arguably the world's most persecuted minority, even...

Anitha is Killed by Modi’s Homogenizing Obsession

"Poor Anitha is the victim of this neoliberal-hindutva agenda...

NEET: An Exam only for Elites

NEET only favours those students who come from elite...

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