Amazon's Closure of India's Westland Books: Consternation and Confusion
The sudden, brief announcement that Amazon will close publisher Westland Books has led many in India to speculate about what happened.
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'India's Undeclared Emergency': Can forms of dissent rooted in culture and religion be revived?
An excerpt from ‘India’s Undeclared Emergency: Constitution and the Politics of Resistance’, by Arvind Narrain.
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Citizen activists, NGOs protest against anti-conversion law in Bengaluru
More than 40 organisations held a massive protest in the city against the Karnataka Protection of Right to Freedom of Religion Bill 2021 tabled by the state government in the ongoing Assembly session. Alleging that the state government is trampling upon the constitutionally guaranteed rights to freedom of religion, privacy and dignity, the protestors, led by Bangalore
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Now it's illegal in India to be gay
A ruling of the Indian Supreme court in India could have widespread consequences also for the travel and tourism industry to India. | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News
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Ensure Access To Virtual Classes Till Physical Classes Start : Karnataka High Court To State Govt
Share This - x The Karnataka High Court has directed the State Government to by April 22, come out with concrete steps it will take to ensure access to education through virtual classes until the physical classes for students recommences in the state. A division bench of Justice B V Nagarathna and Justice J.M.Khazi said "It is necessary for state and its departments to rise to the occasion and ensure that Fundamental Rights guaranteed to children in the age group of 6 to 14 years, under Article 21-A is ensured." The bench added "It is needless to observe on account of the pandemic and...
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