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Delhi High Court's latest ruling
Since June 2026, Neha Bora has been the subject of intense discussion in national media and on social media due to movements in Delhi concerning education, employment, and student rights. She is the National President of the All India Students Association (AISA) and a PhD scholar at JNU.
A Dalit M.Ed. student at CSJMU Kanpur alleges severe casteist abuse and grade sabotage by her HOD. The NCSC steps in with a strict notice.
Discover how Gorakhpur's Seema Gautam won the 10th Martha Farrell Award for her relentless fight for Dalit women's land rights and gender equality
After the Aastha Kunj assault, the Delhi Development Authority restricted entry to its parks after sunset, funnelling visitors through a handful of gates.
After The Mooknayak brought the matter into public view, Sheetal says the police-mediated process moved quickly and resulted in the payment of her outstanding dues and the withdrawal of the theft complaint.
When Usha opened her door, chilli powder was allegedly thrown into her eyes and the attackers entered.
Following the cancellation, supporters launched an online petition demanding that Sawant's travel authorisation be restored.
Nishu with Azad Samaj Party workers at her residence. Nishu alleges that even visitors to her home have become a source of suspicion.
The incident has acquired a wider significance because the journalists say they were targeted while performing their professional duties. Shaheen has specifically alleged that the treatment worsened after police personnel became aware of her Muslim identity.
The letter raises a narrower question: whether statements made by a sitting Member of Parliament, particularly statements concerning a religious community, may cross the boundary between legitimate political expression and rhetoric that could reasonably be perceived as derogatory, stereotypical, inflammatory or prejudicial to communal harmony.
Aatika Singh's ongoing doctoral project on iconoclasm analysis the sculptural defacement of anti-caste iconography, its nexus with land ownership and the intervention of photographic archiving.
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