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Month October 2017

‘Just The Tip Of The Iceberg,’ Says Arrested Journalist Amid Sex CD Controversy

Journalist Vinod Verma was arrested from his home in Ghaziabad near Delhi in the early hours on Friday over charges of blackmailing and extortion. He claims that he has a sex CD featuring Chhattisgarh minister Rajesh Munot which, he alleges,… Continue Reading →

Mumbai – Surprise demolition by BMC is emerging as the main reason of burning of hundreds of shanties

  Surprise demolition by BMC is emerging as the main reason of burning of hundreds of shanties BMC is up for second phase of demolition without offering any relief/rehabilitation Civic body flouted basic norms to be followed before any eviction… Continue Reading →

October revolution in Russia — 100 years

The working class of Russia overthrows the rule of the bourgeoisie and establishes its own rule The supression of the Kornilov-led revolt clearly showed that the tide of revolution was rising. There ensued a period of bolshevistation. Factories, mills and… Continue Reading →

World lost 2.3 million sq km of forested land to drought in last three decades

Subhojit Goswami   Successive droughts lead to a substantial and unsustainable expansion of cropland at the expense of forested lands  Water scarcity and drought may be causing long-term harm in ways that are poorly understood and inadequately documented. Credit: Aparna Pallavi… Continue Reading →

Journalists’ bodies express deep concern over arrest of scribe Vinod Verma

Row over Journalist arrest over Chhattisgarh minister’s ‘sex CD’ NEW DELHI/ GHAZIABAD/ RAIPUR   SEVERAL JOURNALISTS’ BODIES including Press Club of India, Indian Women’s Press Corps, Federation of Press Clubs in India and Press Association have expressed deep concern over… Continue Reading →

Gujarat – 18 newborns die at Ahmedabad’s government-run Civil Hospital in 3 days

  At least 18 newborn babies died at Ahmedabad‘s renounced, government-run Civil Hospital over three days, with nine of the deaths taking place within a short span of 24 hours. Picture for representation HIGHLIGHTS 1 18 babies die at Ahmedbad’s Civil… Continue Reading →

Chhattisgarh Again: Church Vandalised, Women Molested, Men Beaten #WTFnews

  RAIPUR: (Editor’s Note: News of this incident was received by The CItizen a few days ago. However, locals in Bastar said that the authorities had advised against going to the media as communal tensions were high. The Citizen took an… Continue Reading →

Kancha Ilaiah Under House Arrest: When Will the Witch-hunt Stop

The social and political hounding of Ilaiah with death threats is another dark page in the recent turn of events, where the state is a mere bystander. Apurva Chaudhry Image Courtesy: The Wire Kancha Ilaiah had ensued a controversy through… Continue Reading →

Flagging the Anthem- . Let those who want to hum eena-meena-deeka do so

Rajeev Dhavan   National Anthem in cinema halls is enforced patriotism. Let those who want to hum eena–meena–deeka do so Make the country my Mother. Give me a song. Make it sung in cinemas. Without that, I am bereft. I… Continue Reading →

Yogi Remains Silent while Right-Wing Popularises the Narrative of Taj being a Shiva Temple

One wonders if this silence on the part of the BJP government is a part of the strategy to strengthen the right-wing forces in the State. While the Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath’s visit to the Taj Mahal got national… Continue Reading →

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