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Humayun Aziz Sandeela Veteran Kashmiri Hurriyat leader, Syed Ali Gilani, the face of Kashmiri resistance movement who challenged India’s hegemonic rule over Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir for decades, died on September 01, 2021 while under house detention. He was 92. Syed Ali Gilani was born in Zainageer area …

(The Print) The 13-year-old Dalit girl was raped and killed by a relative of their landlord in Gurugram, whose home she was visiting. 

(Maktoob)  After the family lost their men to prison, Zoona Begum and her daughter Nusrat have to stay alone at home even in nights feeling crushed by the government’s false labeling.

(The Wire) The matter has been raised with India's foreign secretary, the Indian high commissioner to the UK and the Indian external affairs minister, the UK government said.

(Scroll.in) By letting judges appoint judges, the collegium was meant to protect judicial independence. But has the process' opacity actually made things worse?

(Scroll.in) They joined medical school to learn everything from surgery to anesthesiology. But the pandemic brought their education to a grinding halt.

The Wire Ismat Ara A day after an FIR was registered against “unknown” persons for vandalising a dosa stall in Mathura’s Vikas market on August 18, the police have said that they have ascertained the identity of the main accused in the case. Varun Kumar, circle officer (CO), Mathura (City) …

(Scroll.In) Many people in the villages of Maharashtra are silently suffering from fatigue, brain fog, hairfall, anxiety, long after they recovered from Covid-19.

(National Herald)  The inhuman and cruel act of the Manohar Lal Khattar government that left scores of poor farmers, protesting to lodge their resentment against the Union government’s Farm Laws, injured has been widely criticised by every section of the society

The last decade has seen the emergence of a new genre of Hindutva violence. In this genre, ritualised acts of public violence are enacted on the bodies of hapless Muslim individuals by Hindutva mobs that can range in degree from thrashings to lynchings, recorded on smartphones, and disseminated over social media. The latest victim of this phenomenon was the Indore bangle seller, Tasleem Ali, whose ‘viral’ public humiliation beamed across social media and television during the past week, likely reaching the living rooms of hundreds of thousands of people.