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To Understand The CAA-NRC Protests, Open Instagram
People are sharing everything from CAA-NRC explainers to lists of lawyers and counsellors through the platform, forming offline solidarities through online measures.
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Jamia PhD Scholar Asks Why He Was Made To Raise His Hands, Walk Like A Criminal In His University
The student recalls how the Delhi Police broke into the Jamia Millia Islamia University library, hurled tear gas and beat students.
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Modi Govt's Flagship Scheme Benefited Only Half Of Eligible Pregnant Women, RTI Shows
Of the estimated 123 lakh, 67.30 lakh pregnant and lactating women received financial support under the Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana in 2018-19, official data received in response to RTI applications reveals.
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SC Verdict On Reviewing Sabarimala And Rafale Cases Today
The verdicts are the last of the major decisions Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi will make before he retires this week.
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WhatsApp Snooping: Right To Privacy Lawyers Criticise Modi Govts Response, Call For Surveillance Reform In India
WhatsApp hacking reveals a grave violation of the Supreme Courts right to privacy judgement from 2017 and the Modi government needs to do better, they told HuffPost India.
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'Scam', Says Shehla Rashid As EU MPs Kashmir Visit Backfires On Modi Govt
If the Modi government had hoped to assuage the international community, the move has backfired.
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The Idea of India: Amit Shah Wants To Go National With The NRC
The Modi government wants to roll out the NRC across the country, despite its human toll and violent disruption of daily life.
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'Govt Prepped For Mass Killings': 'Hunted' Kashmiri Leader After Secret Visit To J&K
The former J&K finance minister revealed how he slipped back into Kashmir, his fallout with the Mufti family over the PDP-BJP alliance, and what happened at the Congress Partys meeting on Article 370.
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Modi Government Is Nervous And Being Excessive In Kashmir, Says Rahul Pandita
Kashmiri journalist Rahul Pandita believes in the abrogation of Article 370, but not the continuing restrictions, arrests and detentions in Jammu and Kashmir.
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IAS Officer Kannan Gopinathan Resigns Over Denial Of Fundamental Rights To People In Kashmir
The 33-year-old Secretary rank IAS officer in the Dadra and Nagar Haveli Union Territory administration said, he joined the civil services to give voice to voiceless, but his own voice was being stifled.
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