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Demonstration in Delhi Protesting the Dastardly Murder of Revolutionary Leader Ganti Prasadam On 10th of July, 2013, democratic and revolutionary voices from across Delhi came together to condemn the brutal attack and murder of Ganti Prasadam in a protest demonstration at… Continue Reading →
By Umar Farooq Rizwan Tabassum/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images A fisherman prepared his net before leaving for fishing, Karachi, Nov. 20, 2009. Nawaz Ali Muhammad, a fisherman from the small village of Shah Bunder in southern Pakistan, went missing during a cyclone over… Continue Reading →
MRINAL PANDE PTINarendra Modi in Dehradun The claim that Narendra Modi rescued 15,000 pilgrims in Uttarakhand recently made it clear that his concern extends only to one category of Indians As the chaplain of a bomber unit in Joseph… Continue Reading →
The Raghavji case should generate new laws, not homophobic jokes from politicians By Kavita Krishnan | Grist Media Charges of sexual assault, rape, sexual exploitation, or sex-for-favours against political leaders are pretty common. Sexual violence, after all, is about power, not desire. And who… Continue Reading →
Usha Ramanathan In July 2010, UIDAI announced names of the companies that had been selected to implement the core biometric identification system. These companies would design, supply, install, commission, maintain and support the “multi-modal Automatic Biometric Identification System and multimodal… Continue Reading →
Health activists in Maharashtra will launch a ‘telegram‘ campaign on July 12 and 13 against the Centre’s Clinical Establishment Act that aims to better the quality of medical services offered in the country.In the campaign, over 1,000 telegrams will be… Continue Reading →
To The Chairman National Human Rights Commission Faridkot House Copernicus Marg New Delhi– 110001 Respected Sir, We lodge this present complaint in the matter of the victim Jhantu Saha (deceased), son of- Mr. Biren Saha, aged about-… Continue Reading →
Brazil has unveiled plans to hire 10,000 doctors to work in poorly served areas as part of wider reforms. The shake-up will include employing foreign doctors for the first time from September, as well as changes to the university medicine… Continue Reading →
Islamabad, 5th July: Jinnah Institute’s 3rd Islamabad Dialogue concluded in Islamabad on Friday with the release of a draft resolution outlining recommendations for Indian and Pakistani governments to improve bilateral relations and address outstanding issues. The 3rd Islamabad Dialogue was… Continue Reading →
Wednesday, July 10, 2013, New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued notice to Congress leader Sajjan Kumar and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on a plea of kin of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots victims, challenging his acquittal… Continue Reading →