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The effects of Britain’s cost-of-living crisis on families.

'We continue to highlight the importance of democratic principles, such as freedom of expression, freedom of religion or belief, as human rights that contribute to the strengthening of our democracies,' US state department spokesperson Ned Price said.

Apart from the broad brush treatment of events that followed the dilution of Article 370 in Kashmir and the introduction of the citizenship act matrix, the BBC focuses on the fate of four Muslims

In the wake of the ruckus at JNU, the Progressive Students’ Forum (PSF) at TISS Mumbai announced plans to hold a screening of the BBC documentary India: The Modi Question on campus.

The Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee said the venue of the screening was shifted to a beach to help public viewing of the documentary.

The Indian government has dismissed the series, which is critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modis role in the 2002 Gujarat riots, as "propaganda."

The two-part documentary examines the Indian leader's role in the deadly sectarian riots of 2002.

The Indian government has dismissed the series, which is critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modis role in the 2002 Gujarat riots, as "propaganda."

Last weekend, the information and broadcasting ministry is said to have issued directions for blocking multiple YouTube videos which carried the first episode of the two-part documentary

Students say power was cut to prevent them showing the film which has riled India's government.