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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.

Hindu seer accused of inciting followers to target cow traders in Latehar Jharkand

UPDATE: March 22, 2016A prominent Hindu seer associated with...

Police pick up one more journalist in Bastar, Repression Continues

  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

Image: Shailendra Pandey/Tehelka He has appealed to the President under...

Nationalism is the bedrock upon which all fascist movements have built themselves

Courtesy: Orange-papers.org‘Make in India’ has failed to resonate with...

2 Muslim Cattle Traders Attacked and Hung in Jharkand

UPDATE: March 20, 1.03 p.m.Reuters reported around midnight on...

‘Good Sufi’, ‘Bad Muslim’

Saying “Bharat Mata ki jai” is not the same...

Chhatisgarh Repression Continues: Dr Saibal Jana arrested in 24 year old case

 UPDATE: March 26,2016Advocate Sudha Bharadwaj confirmed that Dr. Jana has...

Gauhar Raza slaps notice on Zee News, seeks compensation and public apology

 "When a powerful media like television turns against voiceless...

Why the RSS is afraid of Words

  On March 13, 2016 the ABVP-Bajrang Dal attacked a...

Three Months After, Reading Rohith Vemula’s Poetry

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