Jyotinagar offers a stark glimpse of how access to the most basic necessities can become a weapon against a politically and religiously targeted community. Srijan Dutta It has been 36 days since the municipal tap water supply to the Jyotinagar neighbourhood in the Cossipore area in North Kolkata, was abruptly cut off. The […]
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Jyotinagar offers a stark glimpse of how access to the most basic necessities can become a weapon against a politically and religiously targeted community. Srijan Dutta It has been 36 days since the municipal tap water supply to the Jyotinagar neighbourhood in the Cossipore area in North Kolkata, was abruptly cut off. The […]
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The en masse participation of Muslims in democratic protests — for justice, equality and well-being for all — will depend on the general public accepting them as fellow citizens. Tashhar Mahmood Havā mẽ hai jashn, fizā mẽ hai shor Bhagvē raṅg mẽ liptā huā hai ye daur Par sōchŏ zarā, dil se pūchhŏ […]
While most of the over 170 people named in the at least 14 FIRs filed in relation to the matter—one of the more controversial aspects of the police action, as filing multiple FIRs in the same criminal action is illegal as per Indian law—are out on bail, the eight prominent activists charged with ‘criminal conspiracy’ […]
But who exactly were the Luddites? They were a collective reaction to the traumas of the Industrial Revolution, in early industrial England. by Brian Lewis, McGill University American filmmaker George Lucas is one of the latest to indicate he’s open to AI in the movie industry. In a recent interview, the director said […]
Visakhapatnam police suppress public scrutiny of the city’s rapidly expanding data-centre projects as land displacement and environmental costs come under scrutiny. Groundxero | 11 August 2026 A peaceful campaign against the rapid expansion of hyperscale data centres in and around Visakhapatnam was disrupted by the police on Sunday (August), with the authorities first […]
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) and Central Trade Unions on 10 August mobilised workers, farmers and other sections of working people in a nationwide Jail Bharo protest against the Narendra Modi government’s economic and labour policies. The SKM warned that if the government fails to address the demands, it will launch an intensified and sustained […]
The Shakambhari writ petition in the Supreme Court is one of several petitions filed by Shakambhari, the wife of the imprisoned sixty-year-old journalist Satyam Verma, across the Indian courts of law in the wake of wave of arrests that took place following mass protests and workers’ strikes in Noida through the second week of April […]
