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Dr Sangram Patil detained by Mumbai Crime Branch, move sharply condemned

A British citizen, doctor and consultant with the NHS, it is reported that Dr Patil was detained (arrested) with his wife as he landed at the Mumbai airport this afternoon

Climate Change Crisis: Why Fatuhi Khera In Punjab Changed From Cotton To Rice

Mount Abu: Harsimranjit Brar, 26, has an unforgettable childhood...

US opposes breastfeeding at WHO world health meeting

Infant formula milk is a $70 Billion industry based...

How India Could Cut Irrigation Water By 33%–And Reduce Anaemia, Zinc Deficiency

Mount Abu (Rajasthan): India could reduce the water it...

Plastic Pollution in India

With the government making nothing but false claims, the...

Hindi Added 100Mn Speakers In A Decade; Kashmiri 2nd Fast Growing Language

Mumbai: Hindi was the fastest growing language in India...

Remembering Praful Bidwai

  I can’t think of a more appropriate way of...

Despite a Biased UP Admin I am Free: Richa Singh

Former president of the Allahabad Students Union, Richa Singh...

Prof. Keshav Rao Jadhav: A Man of Courage, Conviction and Commitment

The Socialist Party (India) has lost its three stalwarts...

Hurricane Maria and Cyclone Ockhi: A tale of two discriminatory and ill-prepared governments

While thousands of people are still without electricity more...

The Right to Ridicule a Basic Right: Madras High Court

One of the earliest stories that all of us...

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