Month September 2021
Shoma Sen, Vernon Gonsalves, Gautam Navlakha and Anand Teltumbde had applied for bail. BYSABAH GURMATSEPTEMBER 22, 2021 ON Tuesday, 21 September 2021, a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai rejected the bail applications filed on behalf of four… Continue Reading →
22nd Sep, 2021: National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM) is deeply pained at the passing away of Comrade Laha Gopalan (72), one of the most fiery leaders of the Chengara Land struggle, which started in 2007. The struggle exposed the… Continue Reading →
Not a single state, nor the Union Territories, is fully compliant with the Directives taken together September 22, 2021, marks 15 years since the Supreme Court of India laid down seven directives on police reforms in its judgment in Prakash Singh and… Continue Reading →
OVER 600 ACADEMICS, ADVOCATES, ACTIVISTS, CIVIL SERVANTS, WRITERS, FILM MAKERS, JOURNALISTS, MUSICIANS, ARTISTS and OTHERS CONDEMN THE RAIDS BY THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE ON THE OFFICES AND PRIVATE HOME OF ONE OF INDIA’S LEADING HUMAN RIGHTS & PEACE ACTIVISTS, HARSH MANDER… Continue Reading →
To,The Prime Minister of IndiaGovt. of India Date: 21 September 2021 Subject- Demands of crores of NREGA workers Dear Sir,The COVID 19 pandemic continues to be a serious public health issue with devastating impact on the lives and livelihoods of… Continue Reading →
The recent amendments passed in the Rajasthan assembly to the “Rajasthan Compulsory Registration of Marriages Act 2009” increases the number of marriage officers at the district and block level in addition to ensuring that the death of a married party… Continue Reading →
Shivani Azad / TNN / Updated: Sep 19, 2021 DEHRADUN: A tiger safari through Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR)— which was envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his shoot of an episode of ‘Man Vs Wild’ for Discovery channel at the tiger reserve in 2019 —… Continue Reading →
The plea also raised concerns on the dearth of gynecologists, pediatricians and radiologists in public health centres in Melghat and other tribal areas in the state. MUMBAI: Tribals have to be brought into the mainstream for health care, Bombay high court said… Continue Reading →
Half of India (40%) are not yet eligible for vaccines. Many are paying for vaccines. Less than 30% have received the first dose. Less than 15% the second. But ‘record vaccination’ on PM’s birthday is cause for celebration? ByRanjona BanerjiPublished: 19… Continue Reading →
“I realized, after a one-on-one interaction with the Petitioners, that it was I (us), who has to set off on a journey of understanding them and accepting them and shed our notions, and not they who have to turn themselves… Continue Reading →