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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.
Statement of Solidarity with Student Protests in India, from students of the University of Chicago
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We, the undersigned, strongly condemn the arbitrary, unconstitutional, and...
Letter of Solidarity to the Students of JNU, India: Democratic Students’ Alliance, Pakistan
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Dear Student friends of JNU, Delhi The issue of academic...
Teachers of 40 Central universities came out in support of their counterparts and students at JNU
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In a show of strength, teachers of 40 Central...
‘We refuse to be mouthpiece of an oppressive government ‘: 3 office bearers of ABVP’s JNU unit resign
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Registering a strong protest against the ongoing rift in...
‘Embrace critical thinking’: 455 academicians from international universities sign statement in support of JNU students
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Over 400 academicians from international varsities, including Columbia, Yale,...
Chomsky, Pamuk, 84 Others Slam ‘Shameful Act of Indian Government’
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Eminent academicians, scientists and writers from across...
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ALL INDIA LAWYERS UNION RAJASTHAN STATE COMMITTEE: Solidarity Message to JNU
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ALL INDIA LAWYERS UNION RAJASTHAN STATE COMMITTEEDated:18.2.2016SOLIDARITY MESSAGE...
Solidarity with JNU and Conversations on Kashmir: JKCCS
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Guest Post by Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil SocietyJammu...
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