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Feature: Trafficked, Rescued, Re-trafficked: Plight of Minor Girls in Jharkhand’s Simdega

(The Quint) In Jharkhand's Simdega, The Quint met a minor who got trafficked to Haryana and Punjab twice.

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Feature: 5 Girls & a Train Ride: Minors Trafficked to Delhi Return Home to Jharkhand

ASHNA BUTANI As the bus crossed a dense forest in Jharkhand’s Simdega on Sunday, 19 February, the 17-year-old girl’s face…

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Feature: Lessons from Turkiye, Syria quake: J&Kon powder keg of high magnitude earthquakes

(Greater Kashmir) Increasing tectonic activity in Pir Panjal, Zanskar ranges worries experts

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Feature: A Kashmir family waits in dread for news of son ‘missing’ from Army custody

(Scroll.in) The Army says Abdul Rashid Dar escaped a day after they picked him up for questioning; his family members…

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Feature: “Being a Muslim itself is a crime in present-day India”: Memoir of an NIA raid

Ashfaque EJ On 29 December 2022, through the state highway of Kerala, an NIA vehicle was passing at around 4…

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Feature: Top investigating officer admits Elgar Parishad event ‘had no role’ in Bhima Koregaon violence

(The Wire) This is perhaps the first time any state representative has accepted that the Elgar Parishad event had no…

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Feature: ‘Tell Us What You Did to Him,’ Family of Kashmiri Man Who Went ‘Missing’ in Custody Tells Army

(The Wire) Abdul Rashid Dar was picked up from Kunan village by Army soldiers last Thursday for an unspecified investigation.…

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Feature: Fear persists 10 years after Delhi gang rape and murder

(AFP) India registered 31,677 rape cases last year, an average of 86 a day, according to the latest official criminal…

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Feature: With horrendous HRs record, India ride on Hindutva tide to stifle, persecute, dehumanize Muslims, minorities 

International Human Rights Day is being commemorated on December 10 across the globe with a commitment to uphold the United…

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Article: Minorities upset by housing apartheid in Indian cities

Divya Tiwari “I opted to rent a house in Noida, it was a renowned society. The owner had no issues…

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