CAA

SC Says No Law To Back UP Govt Hoardings Naming Alleged Anti-CAA Protesters
The apex court bench refused to stay the Allahabad High Court order directing the Yogi Adityanath administration to remove the posters.
By Press Trust of India

Bihar Elections: Nitish Kumar's Flex Catches BJP Unaware
The Bihar Assemblys resolution against the NRC has the state wondering if Nitish Kumar will pull an Uddhav Thackeray by abandoning the BJP for the Opposition.
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Riot-Hit Women In Delhi Contemplate Their Future: How To Go Back To Living Together?
Once they are back in their battered homes and the men leave to find work, how will they spend long days among the women they had considered friends until the violence began?
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Anti-CAA Protesters Exposed In UP Police Hoardings Terrified About Their Safety
Activists whose names, photos and address have been displayed say they now fear a mob attack at their own houses.
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Hoardings Come Up In Lucknow With Names And Addresses Of Alleged Anti-CAA Protesters
Fifty-three people, including activist Sadaf Jafar and former IPS SR Darapuri have been named, and asked to pay a fine for damage to public property.
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CAA: Polish Student Who Was Asked To Leave India Moves Calcutta High Court
Kamil Siedczynski was served a notice, dated February 14, by the Foreigner Regional Registration Office for allegedly participating in an anti-CAA protest in Kolkata.
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Modi Govt Caught Contradicting Itself On CAA In RTI Response
A day before it said, in response to the UN, that the CAA is an "internal matter", the Modi government refused to reveal documents about the law requested in an RTI application filed by HuffPost India, arguing that disclosure may adversely affect "relation with foreign states".
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Delhi Riot Survivors Confront Charred Wasteland Of Former Lives In Shiv Vihar
Traumatised Muslims who briefly visited their destroyed homes in the riot-hit neighbourhood say there is nothing left to come back to.
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UN Human Rights Commissioner Moves Supreme Court Over CAA, India Responds
The MEA asserted that the CAA is an internal matter of India.
By Press Trust of India

Kanhaiya Kumar Interview: When Your Dinner Table Is Polarised, Will Bureaucracy Remain Untouched?
The former JNUSU president on the sedition case, how the BJP has helped him and why hes not contesting the Bihar assembly election.
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