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“₹4 a Kilo for a Crop That Costs ₹20 to Grow”: Nashik’s onion farmers erupt in protest over deepening price crisis

Farmers in the thousands blocked the Mumbai–Agra Highway in Maharashtra’s onion belt, demanding fair procurement prices, compensation for distress sales and relief from export restrictions; the protests were supported by the Opposition Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi (MVA) leaders who were also detained

BUS KARO, BMC! Chief Pardeshi says BEST will only be a feeder service in the future

Buses to operate on routes outside railways, Metro and...

Why Govt schemes to modernise madrasas can’t provide quality education to poor Muslims

Excerpts from the “independent and non-sponsored” report, “A New...

Assam Tribunal Interim Jury Report: NRC has spawned a humanitarian crisis

A two day tribunal was held in New Delhi...

Feeding Mothers, Fighting Malnutrition: The East Godavari Experience

Rajahmundry (East Godavari district), Andhra Pradesh: The most significant...

Shah Faesal detained under the PSA

Shah Faesal, the Kashmiri IAS topper who quit the...

Girish Karnad: An Artists Soul with a Democratic and Constitutional Conscience

Girish Karnad acted in several plays and movies that...

NRC Assam: UN demands GOI response on Human Rights crisis

Reminds India of obligations under international Human Rights conventions.In...

BJP’s numbers to nosedive, Mahagathbandhan here to stay: Punya Prasoon Bajpai

Amidst the exit poll frenzy where most newsrooms fell...

BMC announces 100 crore monthly aid for BEST buses on conditions of Wet-leasing,

Citizens’ groups await further detailsThe BMC, on Thursday, has...

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Islamic history is rich with examples of women’s participation, says a statement issued by Bebaak Collective that also condemns the Kerala Muslim cleric’s controversial statement

Six Days On, Still No FIR: What happened to Shaheen and Nafisa Khan at Saket Police Station?

Shaheen and Nafisa Khan gave a detailed written complaint naming police personnel, describing the alleged assault and pointing to CCTV footage. Yet six days after the September 3 incident, the women say their case has still not been registered

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The 55-year-old Manipuri musician died after a group allegedly attacked him in southeast Delhi; seven men and a juvenile have been apprehended

Satya Niketan Collapse: When students and neighbours had to rescue students from a system that had failed them

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Declared ‘Foreigner’, denied a hearing, pushed across the border: Gauhati HC pulls up Assam

Court finds “malice in law” holds State machinery acted “in tandem” to defeat Mumtaz Begum’s right to judicial review, and orders ₹2 lakh compensation

‘Gauri Day’ Became ‘Gen Z Day’

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Midnight Arrest, Daylight Questions: Why was Santosh Pandit taken into custody?

From exposing civic failures to confronting political VIPs, the Pune activist built a massive following—now he faces criminal charges after a midnight arrest