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This shocking video which we released yesterday shows Vedanta boss Anil Agarwal bragging to an audience of Jain businessmen in Bangalore this March about how he bought Zambia’s largest copper mine for pittance, and milks it of $500 million each year (while he… Continue Reading →
May 10, 2014 Updated: May 11, 2014 10:28 IST AS I SEE IT The big paradox T. M. KRISHNA Narendra Modi I am a Carnatic musician and that, by default, ‘places’ me in terms of caste and the… Continue Reading →
Camp Office : Jantar Mantar , New Delhi Rape Victims warn Hudda against inaction Victims and activists unite in demanding One Crore compensation and rehabilitation for Bhagana’s Dalit minor rape victim girls and forcing the Haryana CM to act against the… Continue Reading →
How could a wheelchair-bound Delhi professor hatch plots with Maoist leaders deep in the jungle? Polio patient GN Saibaba could pay for his participation in people’s rights campaigns by languishing in jail for years as the authorities drag out his… Continue Reading →
I.A. Rehman Rashid Rehman. — File photo There is much to celebrate in the life of Rashid Rehman Khan and thus much reason to mourn his passing. But there is an even greater reason to feel sorry for the millions… Continue Reading →
Mazhar Abbas Wednesday, April 30, 2014 “We will not surrender. We will win this battle too. We are ready to hear your verdict. Do what your masters must have told you to do,” said one of the four journalists before… Continue Reading →
Sifting facts from fiction: SAMEER YASIR 12 MAY 2014 – 11:58AM GMT Although banned by western countries, paramilitary forces and police still continue to use pellet grenades in Kashmir. Similar Stories Forces crack down on protesters in Baramulla constituency,… Continue Reading →
May 13, 2014 On the anniversary of India’s May 11-13 1998 nuclear tests, the Coalition For Nuclear Disarmament And Peace(CNDP) reiterates its resolve to struggle for a nuclear weapons-free South Asia and world. India’s peace-loving, democratic people continue to… Continue Reading →
Over the last five years, Amnesty International has documented on torture and other forms of ill-treatment in at least 141 countries. “ Governments around the world are two-faced on torture – prohibiting it in law, but facilitating it in… Continue Reading →