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Devika (left), flanked by her trailblazing mother Jalaja and aunt Surya, grips the wheel of their family caravan with unyielding confidence—three Kerala women redefining the road as a realm of empowerment, one kilometer at a time.
A rare picture of Baba Sahab Ambedkar at Bhima Koregaon memorial.
"We Are Indians": Army Veteran’s Son Lynched in Dehradun Over Racial Slurs; SC Moved as Outrage Mounts
The decision dismisses appeals filed by the Rajasthan High Court administration and its Registrar, stemming from a dispute over the Junior Judicial Assistant/Clerk Grade-II recruitment process.
Members of a right-wing group disrupted a nursing student's birthday celebration at a café in Bareilly, making love jihad claims which police found baseless. Cops briefly detained two men and a café staffer for questioning, while a woman police officer was seen misbehaving with a girl.
The death of 24-year-old Anjel Chakma from Tripura, who became a victim of alleged racial violence in Uttarakhand, has intensified demands for justice and greater safety for northeasterners living outside the region.
The Mooknayak’s ground reporting goes global! Journalist Rajan Chaudhary’s book, "Manipur on Fire," has been recognized as an authoritative source by international academic journals. Global academia is now citing our work to understand the truth of the Manipur ethnic violence.
Barkha Trehan, president of the Purush Aayog (Men's Commission), at Jantar Mantar on Sunday carrying placards in support of Kuldeep Sengar.
Online classes assume a set of invisible preconditions of uninterrupted electricity, access to personal digital devices, affordable high-speed internet connectivity, fluency in English, familiarity with digital platforms, and a room to oneself.
The rape survivor with her mother (L) and activist Yogita Bhayana (R) staged a sit in protest after the Delhi HC suspended the life imprisonment sentence of MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar.
On 27 January 2024, the university administration illegally suspended 5 students without any formal inquiry process and without giving them an opportunity to be heard. (Rajesh Yadav and Ramchandra)
A video going viral for past two days shows BJP Jabalpur District Vice President Anju Bhargava mistreating a visually impaired Christian woman inside a church.
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