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Posted On August 31, 2023 In a startling revelation that has sent shockwaves through administrative circles, Ashok Parmar, a senior IAS officer hailing from the Dalit community, has accused the Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory administration of subjecting him to… Continue Reading →
PUCL MAHARASHTRA STATEMENT ON THE MULTIPLE MURDERS BY RPF CONSTABLE CHETAN SINGH OF HIS SUPERIOR OFFICER AND THREE MUSLIM PASSENGERS WHILE ON DUTY ONBOARD THE JAIPUR-MUMBAI CENTRAL EXPRESS ON JULY 31, 2023 Alarm bells must set off in the country… Continue Reading →
Campaign Against State Repression strongly condemns the state-sponsored violence in Mewat. Since 31st July 2023, violence by Hindutva forces has escalated into a large-scale pogrom against Muslims in Haryana and adjacent areas, starting from the town of Nuh, Haryana. It… Continue Reading →
‘Continued detention not justified’: SC gives bail to 2 in Bhima Koregaon case After the Supreme Court granted them bail, Gonsalves and Ferreira’s lawyers on Monday moved the sessions court to fix the conditions for their release on bail and… Continue Reading →
SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Students’ Association on Monday demanded a thorough and impartial investigation into the mysterious death of a student from Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar. Zeeshan Ahmad, son of Irshad Ahmad Baigh, a BAMS Student at Desh Bhagat… Continue Reading →
On July 23, 2018, the auxiliary dam (Saddle D) of the Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy hydroelectric power project in Laos collapsed, killing 71 people, displacing thousands, and flooding homes and villages. Five years after this tragic incident, the survivors have still not… Continue Reading →
Request her to ensure accountability of all authorities and restoration of peace and justice in the strife-torn state 23 rd July, 2023: National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM), along with over 3,200 +activists, academics, artists, retired bureaucrats and concerned citizens,… Continue Reading →
by JENNIFER LIANGChirang district, Assam In Assam, Bodos and Adivasis have lived in neighbouring villages for decades, with the Bodo villages being closer to the Bhutan border. The Adivasis are mostly wage labourers and have to cross the Bodo villages to… Continue Reading →
Saahas’ learnings from conducting campaigns on e-waste disposal offer a glimpse into what nonprofits should consider when using radio as an awareness building medium. by DEEPIKA CHHETRI, DIVYA TIWARI, PANNI VERMA Although the use of electronic devices has increased globally, the life cycles… Continue Reading →
Unable to adapt to effects of climate change such as forest fires and scarce rainfalls, smallholder farmers in the Himalayan state risk losing their livelihoods. by SWATI THAPA Neema Devi sits with her sister-in-law, Prema Devi, threshing wheat by hand in… Continue Reading →