CAA

CAA: Civil Disobedience Never Been Called Terrorism In India, Says Political Science Prof Neera Chandhoke
Political scientist Neera Chandhoke discusses the fallout of criminalising the anti-CAA protests on Mohandas Gandhis legacy and what the movement achieved.
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'Gandhi Would Be Grieved By India's Treatment Of Civil Disobedience Today'
In this interview, Mary Elizabeth King, an expert on nonviolent resistance, discussed how Mohandas Gandhi's civil disobedience influenced the American civil rights movement, and what he might think of India today.
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India's Use Of Authoritarian Tactics Against Outspoken Critics, Journalists Needs To Stop: HRW
The organisation slammed the recent NIA raids on activists' homes, NGOs and a newspaper office in Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi, and Bangalore.
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India Among Countries With Increasing Authoritarian Tendencies: Amartya Sen
Sen said that in todays India a person making critical remarks about the government was described as anti-national.
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'India Is Democratic', Says Govt After UN Rights Chief Points To 3 'Problematic' Laws
Michelle Bachelets office pointed to three problematic laws in India that have variously tightened restrictions on NGOs and led to a crackdown on dissent.
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Mahua Moitra Says 'We'll Show You The Door' As JP Nadda Cooks UP CAA Storm Ahead Of Bengal Polls
TMC MP Derek O'Brien said that Durga Puja was a time for celebration in West Bengal and not politics.
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'Public Places Cannot Be Occupied Indefinitely': SC On Shaheen Bagh Petitions
"Started out as a protest and caused inconvenience to commuters."
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Modi On TIME 100 List For 'Stifling Dissent', Bilkis From Shaheen Bagh As Symbol Of Resistance
Some of the other people on the TIME list are actor Ayushmann Khurrana, US President Donald Trump and Chinas Xi Jinping.
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Prashant Bhushan, Salman Khurshid, Named In Delhi Riots Chargesheet
Lawyers for the accused say the Delhi Police have falsified the disclosure statements attributed to their clients.
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More And More People Are Calling Out Delhi Police Over Its Probe Into Delhi Riots
A statement signed by over 600 people said the police is not only targeting "dissenting voices, but it is also denying justice to those who have suffered and died during the riots".
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