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Jamnalal Bajaj, The Fifth Son

Every great movement is remembered through its iconic leaders, yet its deepest foundations are often laid by those who choose to surrender privilege in the service of a larger...

Research Scholars of India Are Under Threat: Appeal by the UGC Fellowships Forum

  UGC Fellowships ForumSince the Narendra Modi Government has taken...

Journalists in Pakistan Unite to Fight Violence Against Media

With increasing attacks and threats to journalists, the media...

‘Not a single journalist working without fear or pressure’: Editors Guild on Bastar

 A team of editors visited Chhattisgarh and was told...

Talaq, Talaq, Talaq: If it’s inhuman, how can it be ‘Islamic’?

  In response to the Supreme Court's recent suo motu...

A State Attempts to Muzzle Dissent, the Brutal Attack on Uday Bhanu: HCU

Personal Account: Uday Bhanu, Dalit Scholar to a WitnessUday...

Bail Granted to Students and Faculty of HCU

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Why Appa Rao is more Important to the BJP than Rohith Vemula

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WSS Petitions NHRC on Bela Bhatia Case, Intimidation in Chhatisgarh

The Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression (WSS)...

JAGLAG Petition to NHRC dated March 23, 2016

March 23, 2016To, Mr Sanjay Jain, Sr. SP National Human Rights...

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