Rohingya Families Facing Displacement in Jammu After Eviction Orders
Rohingya families in Jammu face homelessness after eviction notices force them to dismantle shelters, with no safe alternative accommodation.
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IIT Bombay Student Suicide Protests Over Caste Discrimination Amid 400 Student Demonstration
IIT Bombay student dies by suicide; over 400 students protest, alleging caste discrimination and institutional mistreatment.
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Dalit PhD Scholar in Malaysia Claims Scholarship Delay Stalled Research
Dalit PhD scholar Raman claims scholarship delays in Malaysia have stalled his research for nearly six months, fearing Rohith Vemula-like treatment.
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Kashmir Mosques and Imambaras Launch Monthly Khutbahs on Drug Abuse and Social Media
Kashmir mosques and imambaras will deliver monthly khutbahs on drug abuse, suicide, and social media, promoting unity and awareness.
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Aasha: How Anger Becomes Madness in Patriarchy
Patriarchy dismisses Aasha's anger as madness; her struggle reveals how labeled rage reshapes reality. The film shows women's pain silenced by societal norms.
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Mahua Moitra Writes to UN Over Muslim Officer Exclusions from Amit Shah Meetings
MP Mahua Moitra wrote to the UN Special Rapporteur alleging systematic exclusion of senior Muslim officers from Amit Shah's meetings, violating human rights obligations.
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UN Report Warns of Reprisals Against Human Rights Defenders
A new UN report warns that activists, lawyers, and journalists collaborating with human rights organizations face growing intimidation, surveillance, and reprisals globally.
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Jammu: Over 500 Rohingya Families Ordered to Vacate Makeshift Homes and Shops
Rohingya families in Jammu ordered to vacate makeshift homes and shops after eviction notices. Over 500 people face displacement, some with UN refugee cards.
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Bombay's Irani Café Legacy: Mumbai's Culinary History
Bombay's Irani cafes revolutionized food culture, blending class, caste and cosmopolitan influences in this rich culinary history of Mumbai's vibrant food scene.
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Arunachal Villagers Resist Siang Dam Survey as Paramilitary Forces Deploy
Arunachal villagers protest Siang Dam survey as paramilitary forces deploy, tear gas used to disperse crowds in Siang district
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Yemen Escalation Displaces Over 100,000 as Thousands Flee Bab el-Mandeb: UNHCR Update
Over 100,000 Yemenis displaced; thousands flee Bab el-Mandeb to Djibouti. UNHCR notes 60% of arrivals are women, children, elderly, straining aid.
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The Hindu and Dainik Bhaskar Apologize After Front-Page Ads Defending Rape Convict
The Hindu and Dainik Bhaskar ran front-page ads defending rape convict Gurmeet Ram Rahim, sparking outrage. The paper later apologized.
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Dismantling the Dystopian Legal Architecture of the War on Terror
The post-9/11 legal architecture has become permanent, enabling indefinite detention and criminalizing peaceful protest under the guise of national security.
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Whose Food Is Dirty? Politics of Purity and Impurity in India's Plate
Political leaders weaponize 'dirty food' as a purity test, turning meals into battlegrounds of identity and exclusion in modern India.
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Adidas Arabia Apologizes Over Former Israeli Soldier Campaign and Boycott Calls
Adidas Arabia apologized for a campaign with former Israeli soldier Shalev Biton, sparking pro-Palestine boycott calls and criticism of brand silence.
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Eiffel Tower Staff Strike: Women Asked to Leave During Hindu Group Visit
Eiffel Tower closed Monday after staff strike over Hindu group visit. Female workers asked to leave work areas so men took their places. Operator apologized, calling incident unacceptable.
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Kerala Dalit PhD Scholar Starts Hunger Strike Over Caste Discrimination
Dalit PhD scholar Anagha Shasi starts hunger strike in Kerala after 22 days of protest over alleged caste discrimination and academic denial.
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Dalit Scholar Launches Hunger Strike Against Caste Discrimination at Kerala University
Dalit scholar Anagha Shasi launches indefinite hunger strike at Kerala university, demanding end to caste discrimination and academic oppression.
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Ben-Gvir Unveils Displacement Plan Targeting 1.86 Million Gazans
Ben-Gvir announced Disengagement 710 plan to move 1.86 million Palestinians from Gaza, offering housing and jobs to those who leave today.
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Six Dalit and OBC Students Barred from Wardha Hindi University Campus Amid Protest
Dalit and OBC students barred from Wardha Hindi University campus amid protest; authorities cite security issues despite ongoing demands for academic access.