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By Nawaz Ahmed Khan Therefore, we must choose our allies wisely. If solidarity from a community comes with conditions, we should be prepared
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Left Parties to Stage Protest Against Police Action During Anti-CAA, Anti-NRC Demonstrations
Left Parties to Stage Protest Against Police Action During Anti-CAA, Anti-NRC Demonstrations
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At least 26 people, including 16 from Uttar Pradesh, are dead and scores were injured during clashes between protestors and police over the last month. PTI
Updated:December 30, 2019, 12:09 PM IST
Various protests are being held across the country against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019. New Delhi: Left parties on Monday will stage a sit-in at the Jantar Mantar…
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India took a major step toward the official marginalization of Muslims on Tuesday as one house of Parliament passed a bill that would establish a religious test for migrants who want to become citizens, solidifying Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu-nationalist agenda.
The measure would give migrants of all of South Asia’s major religions a clear path to Indian citizenship — except Islam. It is the most significant move yet to profoundly alter India’s secular nature enshrined by its founding leaders when the country gained independence in 1947.
Anti-NRC Campaign, Appeal to Bengali Pride Helped TMC Regain Its Sheen, Say Party Leaders
Anti-NRC Campaign, Appeal to Bengali Pride Helped TMC Regain Its Sheen, Say Party Leaders
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Kolkata: The ruling TMC in Bengal has steadily regained its glory and confidence after a temporary setback in the Lok Sabha elections, riding on anti-NRC campaign and frequently stoking “Bengali pride”, senior leaders of the party said.
The TMC’s win in the three crucial assembly seats — Karimpur, Kaliaganj and Kharagpur Sadar — was an indication that the party made significant…
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