Day January 29, 2018
“When it is a normal death we can pay tribute but when it is a death like Gauri’s, it has created voices to fight against forces that killed her,” said Prakash Raj. Prajwal Bhat “Gauri’s voice hasn’t been silenced, it… Continue Reading →
Last September, the Supreme Court had asked 26 states to maintain law and order and prevent violence by cow vigilantes by deputing nodal officers and highway patrol. A man was beaten to death by cow vigilantes at Rajasthan’s Alwar in… Continue Reading →
Opposition blames govt MUMBAI: The 84-year-old farmer, who had consumed a poisonous chemical at the Maharashtra secretariat here on January 22 seeking adequate compensation for land, died at the JJ Hospital tonight, police said. The farmer, Dharma Patil, had consumed the… Continue Reading →
Chaitraly Deshmukh and Benita Fernando As The First All-India Khap Panchayat Meet Comes Up To Discuss Traditional Practices In Modern Times, A 90-Year-Old Great Grandmother, A Young Female Executive And Schoolgirls From Pune‘s Kanjarbhat Community Challenge The Virginity Test At… Continue Reading →
Politician Jignesh Mewani, JNU leaders Kanhaiya Kumar, Shehla Rashid, Umar Khalid, actor Prakash Raj and Radhika Vemula attend the event. Gauri Lankesh would have turned 56 years old today if she had not been shot dead by unknown assailants in… Continue Reading →
By Sam Jawed – Madhu Kishwar found herself in the eye of a storm with her tweet naming five random Muslims as attackers of the school bus in Gurugram. What was so far a vile rumor found endorsement from… Continue Reading →
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says national programmes should boost active case-finding, strengthen surveillance, improve contact-tracing and focus more on early detection of leprosy cases among children to ensure achievement of the global target of zero child infection by 2020…. Continue Reading →
Prateek Goyal & Mubarak Ansari Pune: The State Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), which has had its share of controversies in the past, seems to be under a cloud again following the recent claim by the Delhi Police Special Cell regarding involvement… Continue Reading →
By K Shiva Shanker | HYDERABAD: The dire need for a sturdy sex education module for youngsters in the country has been highlighted by yet another survey, conducted by none other than the government itself. According to a recent National Family Health Survey-4 report,… Continue Reading →
Mirza Yawar Baig | WildLife Conservation in India One of our big challenges in wildlife conservation is to stop poaching and habitat degradation which leads to animal human conflict which always has only one ending, destruction of the animal. The backbone… Continue Reading →