Month April 2018
Indo-Canadian Food Safety Campaigner Tony Mitra New Delhi, April 19th 2018: An Indo-Canadian food safety campaigner, currently visiting India, cautioned that Indians are under great danger from the ill effects of Glyphosate, which is the world’s most widely used herbicide. Tony… Continue Reading →
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held bilateral talks with his British counterpart Theresa May yesterday, apart from holding other official engagements including meeting Queen Elizabeth II. By: Express Web Desk | Demonstrators stage a protest against the visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi… Continue Reading →
AURANGABAD: Incidents of distressed farmers committing suicides are on an increase in the eight districts of Marathwada region which recorded a total of 278 cases since January 1 to April 16, registering a rise by 27 in the corresponding period… Continue Reading →
STATEMENT OF THE WOMEN’S AND CHILD RIGHTS MOVEMENT CONDEMNING UNEQUIVOCALLY THE RECENT SPATE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE ON YOUNG GIRLS IN KATHUA AND UNNAO-15 APRIL, 2018 Read the statement in Hindi here. We, the Representatives of the Women’s Movement and all… Continue Reading →
This comes after several reports talked of the hurdles faced by Shwetambri Sharma, the lone woman officer in the Special Investigative Team (SIT) of the Crime Branch. Debayan Roy | Jammu-based advocate Ankur Sharma is appearing for five out of the… Continue Reading →
agencies Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb’s claim that Internet existed in the days of Mahabharata has set off a flurry of reaction from Twitter users, who were largely unforgiving for his bizarre statement. While a section of the Twitterati used humour to ridicule… Continue Reading →
A tool of war By Alka Shukla Unlike the Dec 16 Delhi and Shakti Mills cases, the rape and murder of a eight-year-old girl from Kathua was not merely driven by bestial desires. The assault on Asifa marks an unabashed infliction… Continue Reading →
Rejecting petitions for an independent investigation into Judge BH Loya case, the Supreme Court said, “These petitions are scandalous” Death of Judge BH Loya, who was hearing Sohrabuddin case, won’t be investigated, Supreme Court said today NEW DELHI: The death… Continue Reading →
Narmada Bachao Andolan The peoples’ struggle in the Narmada valley over last 32 years has faced a number of crisis and challenges during various phases of our battle against unjust displacement and ecological destruction. Today, the situation with respect… Continue Reading →
YEH SAB WI-FI HO RAHA HAI, DURYODHAN? ALL THE VAST TECHNOLOGICAL PROWESS WAS DESTROYED BY NEHRU-GANDHARIS INDRAJIT HAZRA To quote myself from ‘Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro’, that great 1983 epic directed by Kundan Shah — not related to anyone in… Continue Reading →