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From GB Meeting Dispute to Campus Clash: What Happened at Jadavpur University

A violent confrontation at Jadavpur University over a proposed FETSU general body meeting left several students injured, as ABVP and Left-backed student organisations traded allegations of assault, vandalism and stone-pelting.

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From Broken Dreams to Street Power: How India’s Student Revolt Transformed Into a Global Citizens’ Uprising

What began as a student protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar has grown into a nationwide people's movement. With demonstrations spreading to Kolkata and abroad, students, parents and citizens are demanding accountability, education reforms and justice for India's youth.

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Congress Calls July 1 ‘the Saddest Day’, Alleges MGNREGA Has Been Dismantled

Delhi: For nearly two decades, the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) has been more than...

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Cockroach Janata Party: India’s Youth Are Angry, but What Comes Next?

Delhi: The first street protest of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) at Delhi's Jantar Mantar was easy to...

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Inside Jaipur’s Amrapali Museum and Its New Immersive Experience

The month of January in Jaipur is the most vibrant time of the year in India’s new cultural...

Gujarat youth leader Jignesh Mevani attacked four times within 24 hours, election commission a mute spectator?

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ScribeShah - December 6, 2017

Vadgam/Kolkata: Jignesh Mevani, a lawyer, social activist and now a youth leader who had led the Dalit movement in Gurjat after the attack on...

Shashi Kapoor’s love for girl education brought him to Sikar five times, even on a wheelchair!

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ScribeShah - December 5, 2017

Sikar/Kolkata: Shashi Kapoor, the third son of Pritviraj Kapoor was born in Kolkata, may be known to many. But very few people would know...

All is not well for Mukul Roy, in BJP!

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ScribeShah - November 30, 2017

Kolkata: Mukul Roy, the latest recruit of Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), Bengal is not only facing challenges from his ex-party Trinamul Congress (TMC) leaders,...

Turtuk — The Last Village of India

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Ankit Arora - November 25, 2017

Turtuk (India-Pakistan border): One night in December 1971, the residents of this village went to sleep as Pakistan citizens. They awoke next morning as...

Is Article 21, The Right to Life, in danger in Raje’s Rajasthan?

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ScribeShah - November 14, 2017

Alwar/Jaipur: When Umar Mohammed was lynched and shot to death, Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Vasundhara Raje was in Alwar itself, camping in the district...

Police’s bullet killed Umar, the latest victim of cow vigilantism, alleges PUCL

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ScribeShah - November 13, 2017

Alwar/Jaipur: Umar Mohammed, the most recent victim of cow vigilants in India was not killed by the gau rakshaks alone. He died from the...

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A Third of the Capital Erased: The Reality Behind the SIR Revision

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Nearly one in three Delhi voters is missing from the draft electoral roll after the SIR exercise. For those affected, the issue is not merely a number—it could mean navigating paperwork and bureaucracy to reclaim a fundamental democratic right.

Who Owns Jadavpur? The BJP’s Bid to Breach Bengal’s Red Citadel

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The violence at Jadavpur University has exposed a larger contest over Bengal’s campuses. As BJP and ABVP seek to expand their political and ideological presence, clashes at Presidency and Midnapore raise questions about dissent, student politics and public education

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