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Day April 3, 2018

Varanasi farmers use their blood to writer letter to PM Modi

HIGHLIGHTS Thousands of farmers have decided to write letters in their blood to PM Modi to get their agricultural land back. “I am writing this letter with blood, do not mistake it for ink. I want my land back, don’t… Continue Reading →

On the Imperative of Transnational Solidarity: A U.S. Black Feminist Statement on the Assassination of Marielle Franco

“Those of us who stand outside the circle of this society’s definition of acceptable women; those of us who have been forged in the crucibles of difference—those of us who are poor, who are lesbians, who are Black, who are… Continue Reading →

Veteran Socialist leader and former Maharashtra minister Bhai Vaidya passes away #RIP

  Vaidya was undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer at the Poona Hospital. Veteran socialist leader Bhai Vaidya passed away on Monday evening.(HT File Photo) Veteran socialist leader Bhai Vaidya, also a former home minister of Maharashtra and president of the recently relaunched… Continue Reading →

Ugly Male Chauvinism and Misogyny in Indian Parliament #Vaw

No laughing matter  | NEHA JHA Renuka Chowdhury, whose Parliamentary tenure ends soon, talks about being mocked at and insulted repeatedly by her male colleagues.  Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury Not one to take it sitting down, Congress minister Renuka Chowdhury has… Continue Reading →

No doctors at Chhattisgarh CHC, woman delivers premature baby in auto-rickshaw

Rashmi Drolia| TNN |  Illustration for representational purpose RAIPUR: A seven-month pregnant woman in labour for several hours gave birth to a premature baby in an auto-rickshaw after she was allegedly asked to go to private hospital in absence of doctors at… Continue Reading →

National Protest against the Assault on Cattle Economy and Lynching of Dalits and Minorities.

  In Memory of Pehlu Khan |New Delhi| April 3rd 2018 marks one entire year since Pehlu Khan’s death, a dairy farmer from Nooh district of Haryana who was attacked by a group of 200 cow vigilantes affiliated with right-wing… Continue Reading →

Swords, CDs and Pen Drives: How Riots in 9 Bihar Districts Were Planned and Executed

People were called in from outside the state, and arms and inflammatory material was freely distributed, say sources. Tarique Anwar    Newsclick Image By Sumit The spate of communal violence in Bihar that spread to nine out of 38 districts… Continue Reading →

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