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Pakistan’s education policy blatantly anti-minority, anti-women

The outcome of the school curriculum reason behind religious extremism, crimes against women

Pranjal Patil battled great odds to become country’s first visually challenged woman IAS officer

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From Peon to becoming Auditor, Mayuri’s is an inspiring story

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Misogynistic Manohar: 5 times sexist Haryana CM Khattar put his foot in his mouth

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Sultanpur Rape Case Update – Police engages in fake disclosure to avoid public backlash?

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I feel humiliated, says jailed student fighting Chinmayanand

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CJP moves NHRC in Sultanpur Rape Case

On September 10, villagers from Baijapur in Sultanpur district...

Another Tribal Woman raped: Telegana

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