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(The Wire) The refusal of the Indian government to grant permission to prosecute the accused personnel has created yet another roadblock to justice for the victims.

(The Wire) The ruling BJP ensured that the talking points in the election were anchored around communal issues, but for residents of Muslim ghettoes of Ahmedabad, livelihood concerns matter the most.   

(Express Tribune) Kashmiri diaspora and freedom advocacy groups have continued to highlight Indian atrocities in IIOJK

(National Herald) A united Opposition led by the Congress can defeat the BJP by deploying the strategy of letting constituent parties call the shots in their respective domains

International Human Rights Day is being commemorated on December 10 across the globe with a commitment to uphold the United Nations General Assembly’s (UNGA) adopted Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), ensuring basic human rights to all people. But India, despite being on the radar of global human rights bodies, …

(The Wire) Despite not putting much effort into the campaign, the Congress has managed to emerge victorious.

Raies Mir Narendra Modi regime along with establishment has now ordered local Kashmiri newspapers in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) not to publish All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) leaderships’ statements and news including ground situation of the occupied territory. The Modi regime along with Indian army establishment and …

(The Wire) While there has been no shortage of awards, gratitude and plaudits to these workers, the incessant characterisation of these workers as “heroes” and of their work as “sacrifice” has only served to further isolate them from regularisation of their work.

Divya Tiwari “I opted to rent a house in Noida, it was a renowned society. The owner had no issues in accepting me as the tenant but the society secretary and body members didn’t allow me, a Muslim to live in their society.” A day after India celebrated its 75th …

(The Wire) The period of VHP’s belligerent build-up to the Babri Masjid destruction saw the rise of a mainstream ‘kar sevak’ media which destroyed the very fundamentals of journalism by becoming an active participant in furthering intolerance.