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Hindu-Muslim interaction in all areas of social life flowered particularly in mediaeval India, and continues even today, though in muted form in some places.

A follow-up visit to Gunga shows how poor design, seepage and administrative delays rendered a community-funded water project ineffective.

CJM Vibhanshu Sudheer is among 14 judicial officers transferred by Allahabad HC, drawing widespread criticism from lawyers and students.

The Aravalli Heritage People's Campaign has announced a 700-km-long Aravali Conservation People's March from Gujarat to Delhi from January 24.

The CPI (M)-led massive long march from Charoti to Palghar in Maharashtra ended with a dharna at the Collectors office, Palghar.

Left parties in India warn Trumps proposed Board of Peace is an attempt to bypass the UN and its charter, stating that participation would undermine Indias commitments to the Palestinian cause.

Historian and academic R. Gopinath explains how a departure from logic, scientific method, and historical evidence gives rise to dangerous politics.

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi admits to violating the RTI Act, hiding its legislative records from the public. This isn't bureaucratic failure; it's a policy of deliberate opacity that Delhi's famed civil society has chosen to ignore.

Termed a peoples Chief Minister for his interaction with citizens, BJPs Majhis one-and-half year rule has now given way to widespread despair on many fronts.

In Palghar district of Maharashtra, around 50,000 people from all tehsils took out a historic foot march from Charoti to Palghar, led by CPI(M).

In Kerala, outdoor workers are being diagnosed with cataract earlier than expected, raising questions about ultraviolet exposure, coastal geography and gaps in eye care.

An all-India seminar held in Delhi flags the dangers of ignoring India's diverse philosophical traditions and bypassing academic methodology.

Prof. Ram Puniyani speaks on the growing communalisation of history and education at an all-India seminar on Destruction of Reason held in Delhi.

Abducted, brutally assaulted and gang-raped during the MeiteiKuki conflict, the young Kuki woman succumbed to trauma-linked illness.

Historian Ruchika Sharmas full speech expressing serious concern over changes being made in history textbooks under the New Education Policy.

As climate change reshapes forests in Madhya Pradesh, Gond and Korku wedding rituals are becoming harder to sustain.

At present, around 17 mills are completely shut, and an estimated 50,00060,000 workers face unemployment.

In Zira town the closure of an ethanol factory did not end groundwater contamination or its toll on health, agriculture, and daily life.

Central TUs and SKM mobilised countrywide on Friday against introduction of four new labour codes and repeal of MGNREGA, among others.

On his tenth death anniversary, we look back at the discrimination faced by Rohith Vemula and the events that followed his death.

1,318 verified in-person events in 2025, with BJP-ruled states accounting for 88% documents the India Hate Labs Report 2025.

With crores lost to digital arrest scams, the Supreme Court calls for stricter SIM regulations, AI-powered fraud detection and citizen awareness to combat a fraud that exploits India's digital divide.

A new Vote For Democracy report exposes the systematic subversion of democracy in Bihar, from mass voter deletions to post-poll data manipulation.

With one stroke, working journalists and other workmen in newspaper establishments have lost labour benefits they have enjoyed since 1955, when two protective laws were first legislated to protect their service conditions and rates of wages.

PM Modi tried to rope in Nehru while opening a divisive front on the Somnath Temple, and NSA Ajit Doval has called for revenge. But against whom?

The Mamata-ED episode should not be seen as an aberration. It is a warning sign of growing democratic decay in our electoral and political system.

On Jan 16, the farmers collective will observe Resistance Day; will join Feb 12 TU strike against MGNREGA repeal, Electricity Bill, Seeds Bill and Labour Codes.

The promise and push for 10-minute deliveries have become emblematic of urban platform capitalism.

At a National Convention of Workers held in Delhi, 10 central trade unions announced a nationwide general strike on February 12 against the labour codes, MGNREGA demolition.

Workers across sectors, such as insurance, banks, electricity, informal sector as well as agri workers and farmers plan to join the strike.

Civil society groups, environmentalists and river scientists have come together to oppose the project.

The polluter pays principle transformed the energy industry half a century ago. Now, as industrial agriculture drives climate breakdown, deforestation, and water scarcity, experts say its time to apply the same rule to our food systemsand make corporations, not consumers, bear the cost of the damage.

How the Supreme Courts differential approach to bail for Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam undermines binding precedent on bail and personal liberty.

The raid has become a talking point in the states charged atmosphere, with TMC-BJP firing salvos, and CPI(M) terming it a scripted binary ahead of the Assembly polls.

While authorities insist the mosque was untouched and only illegal commercial structures were razed, FIRs, arrests, and eyewitness accounts point to a deeper story of mistrust, misinformation, and administrative haste.

Botanists in Odisha are trying hard to promote beekeeping, as the impact of pesticides, habitat loss, and climate change lead to their disappearance.

The BJP, a more ruthless servitor of Indian corporate interests, plans to go ahead with imperialist-demanded reforms to push the financial sector in the direction of privatisation and foreign domination.

As climate change intensifies floods and erosion in Assam, the disappearance of Sivaguri shows how displacement breaks apart homes and affects mental health.

In both the Bhima Koregaon and Delhi riots cases, a wrongful invoking of UAPA and obdurate refusal to follow precedent on delay in trial, raise legitimate questions on the independence of the judiciary.

Assertions, which seek to promote inequality in the garb of religion, are not welcome in contemporary society.

As CPI(M)s Bengali daily enters its seventh decade, it is preparing to face the dual challenge of financial sustainability and technological modernisation to counter reactionary forces.

The danger multiplies dramatically when alcohol is combined with chewing tobacco, say researchers.

Communists are the only force who address the question of land distribution seriously, aware of its implications for caste and social justice.

Amid climate stress, nomadic herders are reviving water systems, protecting commons and reshaping livestock practices to survive.

Films like Ikkis stand a better chance of building soft power rather than Dhurandhars blood smeared jingoism, howsoever glib the cinematics.

An analysis report by the Kathmandu-based organisation has projected a required total of $12.05 trillion by 2050.

We might have got rid of the Sanchar Sathi app on our phones, but surveillance by other means will continue under the DPDP Act and its Rules.

This incident, just days after the Athar Hussain lynching case, raises a big question mark on the safety of minorities and migrant labourers in Bihar.

The protesters strongly condemned US imperialism and demanded an immediate end to the assault on Venezuela's sovereignty.

A response to Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhans article on the new Act that replaces MGNREGA.