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"LDF govt indulging in selective Islamophobia, witch-hunting," say activists summoned by Kerala govt over anti-CAA protests – TwoCircles.net - Vimarsana News

"LDF govt indulging in selective Islamophobia, witch-hunting," say activists summoned by Kerala govt over anti-CAA protests – TwoCircles.net

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Eleven states have changed land ceiling laws meant to benefit poor farmers in favour of industries - Vimarsana News

Eleven states have changed land ceiling laws meant to benefit poor farmers in favour of industries

West Bengal. Six of them have made the amendments in the last three years, and two in 2020 alone, indicating an accelerating trend. In at least two states, Karnataka and Gujarat, the amendments have led to protests by groups of both landowning and landless farmers, who have demanded that the amendments be withdrawn and allotment of surplus land to the landless be prioritised. India’s efforts at land reforms have a long history. After Independence, starting in the 1960s, 21 states enacted land reforms laws to address the historic inequality in land ownership in India. The laws set a limit o...

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Religious, caste, racial discrimination has broken India - Vimarsana News

Religious, caste, racial discrimination has broken India

Danish Siddiqui/Reuters There's constant news of brutality against minorities and violence between various religious communities.  Since the Modi government came into power, the Hindu-first agenda has only accelerated, and I'm not sure if my country is prepared for more.  Peony Hirwani is a freelance journalist. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author.  Between 1500 and 1000 BC, a caste system was introduced in India where individuals were separated based on their class, or Varna. The aim was to simplify duties, protect the vi...