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Water of death: how arsenic is poisoning rural communities in India
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UP elections 2022: Caste, not religion, key to Uttar Pradesh polls
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In the context of the stand taken by the National Human Rights Commission of India on the Rohingya refugees, this article probes its location as an “inside–outside” institution. As an institution of “internal restraint” to exercise vigilance over the state, the commission is both constrained and empowered by the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, which brought about its existence, as well as its location within the domain of the state, which often reduces it to performing a legitimisation function. Yet, over a period of time, though unevenly and sometimes ineffectively, it has carved out triumphal moments that have opened up state actions to judicial and public scrutiny.
Delhi HC issues notice on plea of slum-dwellers, homeless people for food, shelter, financial help
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