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Bidar, Karnataka: Two school teachers assaulted in Karnataka’s Bidar, triggering communal tensions
Two accused, unnamed by the police attacked two Muslim teachers at Basavakalyan in Karnataka’s Bidar district leading to widespread protests by the community
Letter by CPI(M), Sitaram Yechury addressed to the Telangana Chief Minister, Shri K Chandrasekar Rao
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Full text of the letter addressed by CPI(M) General...
UoH Alumni Open Letter against the institutional murder of Rohith Vemula, the return of Dr. Appa Rao as UoH’s VC, and the brutal display...
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As alumni of the University of Hyderabad, we observed...
ICC order: 40 years in prison for former president, Bosnia-Serbia for genocide, war crimes
Karadžić in court. EPA/Robin Van LonkhuijsenFormer Bosnian Serb leader...
Faculty Member accuses Appa Rao of bid to shut down HCU
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UPDATE:March 25, 2016Professor Tathagata Sengupta gives an explosive interview...
Brussels attacks show just how desperate Islamic State has become
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Image: Ralph Usbeck via AP Photo Islamic State (IS) was...
HCU Erupts: Plan to attack Unsuspecting protesting Students?
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Hydearabad Central University (HCU) Campus errupted with brute violence...
Hindu seer accused of inciting followers to target cow traders in Latehar Jharkand
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UPDATE: March 22, 2016A prominent Hindu seer associated with...
Police pick up one more journalist in Bastar, Repression Continues
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Prabhat Singh, a fearless and independent local journalist from Dantewada...
I am in danger of being Eliminated, Threat to my Life says Lingaram Kodopi nephew of Soni Sori
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Image: Shailendra Pandey/Tehelka He has appealed to the President under...
Nationalism is the bedrock upon which all fascist movements have built themselves
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