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Brute Violence in Bengal sparks citizens’ urgent warning

A joint statement signed by more than 140 activists, academics, former ministers, artists and scientists has warned of “all out fratricide” in India following violent attacks on opposition leaders in West Bengal.

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...

Letter to Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, March 13, 2016 on Deteriorating Situation in Chhatisgarh

  To Shri Rajnath Singh Honourable Home Minister of India    March 13, 2016    Subject:...

How a Hate-Speech Record Increases Chances of Election Victory by 3 times

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Was Father Tom Crucified by ISIS on Good Friday? Catholic sources uncertain

UPDATE: Fate of ISI captive Fr Tom remains uncertainJOHN DAYAL...

Re-Using the Communal Card in Assam: BJP Manifesto 2014, Vision Document 2016

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Nailing the sangh parivar’s lies: How the Naujawan Bharat Sabha is doing it

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Withdraw Police, Suspend VC, Order Probe: 300 International Academics on HCU

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Independent Researcher Bela Bhatia Threatened: Undeclared Emergency in Bastar

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Don’t Convert HRD Ministry to Hindu Rashtra Development Ministry: CPM Memo to President

Image: Rebel Politk ArunUPDATE:President of India, Shri Prabab Mukherji...

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