Friday, May 3, 2024

India

MEA calls USCIRF “biased” entity after its annual report designates India among “Countries of Particular Concern”

India's Ministry of External Affairs slammed the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) and said it continues to publish its "propaganda" on the country “masquerading” as part of...

India backs Palestine’s bid for full membership of UN

India on Wednesday said it hoped that Palestine’s application to become a full member of the United Nations would be reconsidered and endorsed.

Delhi HC issues notice on Hindutva Watch, India Hate Lab’s petitions against website blocking

In two separate petitions filed by the founder of research groups Hindutva Watch, and India Hate Lab, the Delhi High Court...

India witnessed 134 instances of free speech violations this year: Free Speech Collective

Since the beginning of the year, India has witnessed at least 134 instances of free speech violations in...

Nearly 100 schools in Delhi shut over bomb threat, officials say it appears to be hoax

On Wednesday, around 100 schools in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) received a bomb threat email....

Manipuri filmmaker Aribam Syam Sharma returns Padma Shri to protest citizenship bill

Veteran Manipuri filmmaker Aribam Syam Sharma on Sunday said that he would return the Padma Shri as a mark of protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016, terming it "anti-Northeast".

Oppression prevails under congress rule in Madhya Pradesh, says Mayawati

Congress government under Kamal Nath couldn’t control the law and order situation in Bhopal after 15 years of misrule by BJP, said Mayawati.
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Tension escalates in Bengal as Mamata’s dharna enters day 2

"This is total constitutional breakdown .It is my job to protect my officers. They (BJP) cannot fight politically. That's why they are resorting to these sort of tactics. Ajit doval is doing whatever the PM wants him to do, he is the one giving all instructions to CBI," said Mamata Banarjee to reporters on Sunday evening.

‘Even 24 hours of work is not enough’

In government schools in West Bengal's villages, cleaning staff and mid-day meal workers are hired part time, which ensures low salaries and no benefits, and forces the women to do multiple jobs
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India; Hindu nationalists and Christians. Why the country has no room for minorities

What’s happening to Christians in the world's second most populous country and why?

Dalit activist Ammini’s sister and nephew attacked allegedly by RSS workers on Sabarimala row

Ammini, along with four other women, had made a failed attempt to enter the Sabarimala shrine on December 23. Since then, she has been facing threats from people who are opposed to women’s entry into the temple.
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Mausam Benazir Noor, two-time Congress MP from Malda joins Trinamool Congress

Mausam Benazir Noor, niece of former Union minister, late A B A Gani Khan Chowdhury, and two-time MP from Malda Lok Sabha constituency, joined the Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Monday.

Tribals of Pathalgarhi movement face fierce police crackdown

Authorities say they are legally acquiring land to be used for 'development' projects, but villagers tell another story. Most of tribal farmers in Jharkhand are subsistence farmers and half live below poverty line in Jharkhand.
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Research Scholars slams the HRD Ministry for the 25% hike in fellowship

Researches who have already taken to social media to engage in protest expressed their disappointment through facebook and Twitter and determined to continue the protest until their demands are met.

Caste based reservation is under danger: Tejashwi Yadav

The 10% quota to the economically backward among the upper castes is the first step to end caste-based reservations, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav said on Tuesday.
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IndiaSpend: Wealth of 10 richest Indians combined equal to 4 state cconomies & 6 ministries

The wealth of the 10 richest Indians combined are equal to the gross state domestic product (GSDP) of four Indian states and six government ministries, according to...

Poem; When your best citizens are killed on the streets, and piled in the jail…

A poem by Adivasi rights activist Abhay Xaxa
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