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How Sikh community is 'utilising' positive emotions of religion for farmers’ struggle
'These people shouldn't be in jail': UN official seeks release 16 human rights defenders
Ch Lal Singh appealed for the rollback farmers bill
Body of mentally unsound woman found in Kupwara
3 injured as vehicle overturns in Boniyar
Beacon rescues skidded off mini-bus on Baramulla-Uri highway
Girl ends life in Handwara
Local Muslims walk on foot to shoulder body of KPS Kashmir
Fresh snowfall snaps air, road link to Valley
Monitoring situation closely at Jawhar tunnel: ADGP Traffic
Bird Flu detected in migratory birds; Need to avoid human, poultry contacts, say authorities
One more dies of Covid-19; 94 new positive cases in J&K
Militant hideout busted in Mandi
Another ‘secret tunnel’ detected at IB in Kathua
Change of women reservation roster in DDC; HC issues notices to govt, SEC
Srinagar airport upgradation must for tourism: JKHC
Daily Covid cases down to 14,256
India crosses 15-lakh mark in Covid vaccination
Chinese spies along LAC spotted, Army alerted
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'These people shouldn't be in jail': UN official seeks release 16 human rights defenders
“Teesta Setalvad said, we also have a list of 23 very young and dynamic human rights defenders incarcerated in post-February 2020 anti-Muslim pogrom in Delhi”
A United Nations human rights official has called upon the Government of India (GoI) to “immediately...
Research and resources are two pillars of India’s draft Arctic policy
“The frigid Arctic, which keeps losing ice due to global warming, is one of the batteries feeding the variations in Indian monsoons, over 7,000 kilometres away. Studying the response to warming in the form of melting is quite relevant to India as it provides tools t...
One crore secondary school girls may have dropped out during pandemic: Report
“Among the measures recommended by the policy brief to ensure girls’ complete their school education include: The need for a continuum for RTE, safe and secure environment, ensuring quality and equity, empowerment and life skills, and governance and financing for eq...
Assam land rights struggle: Corporate-state nexus behind arrests, violence, says NAPM
Condemning alleged "police-state atrocities" against Karbi and Adivasi farmers of MikirBamuni Grant cluster of villages in Assam for protesting against the "questionable purchase" of their cultivable land in the name of Green Energy, the National Alliance of People’s M...
PUCL meet cites NIA notice to farmer protesters, demands repeal of UAPA
Senior activists from the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), along with around 100 organisations, which began a three day virtual consultation on human rights issues, have demanded repeal of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the National Inves...
Where are Bollywood stars and starlets, who played as farmers?
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
First things first. Where are the Bollywood stars and starlets who played the role of farmers! I do realize they were make-believe portrayals, more along the fairy tale strain. What, with them singing and dancing in and around lush green fields and meadows and forests,...
Smart city? Manual scavengers, sweepers, daily wagers evicted in Modi's constituency
Condemning the demolition of settlements in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency Varanasi, the National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM), India’s top civil rights network, has said that the loud talk about Smart City stands in sharp contrast to demolition o...
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