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19 Global Rights Bodies Urge CJI to Review SC Order Suspending G.N. Saibaba's Acquittal - Vimarsana News

19 Global Rights Bodies Urge CJI to Review SC Order Suspending G.N. Saibaba's Acquittal

They have also asked the Supreme Court to consider professor Saibaba’s serious health problems, which have been exacerbated by his long incarceration.

Source: thewire.in
'Disproportionate and Politically Motivated': Diasporic Outfits Condemn Police Raids on 'The Wire' - Vimarsana News

'Disproportionate and Politically Motivated': Diasporic Outfits Condemn Police Raids on 'The Wire'

As many as 21 Indian diasporic organisations from across the globe saw the raids on 'The Wire' as part of an "ongoing deterioration of journalistic and press freedoms in India".

Source: thewire.in
Time for Hindus to introspect, says Pracharak who details afresh RSS, BJP bombings plan - Vimarsana News

Time for Hindus to introspect, says Pracharak who details afresh RSS, BJP bombings plan

Yashwant Shinde, a Pracharak (worker, member or activist) of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), has appealed the Hindus, especially those who are the followers of RSS and BJP, to introspect and save the country from looming disaster.

Source: ummid.com
Facebook - Fresh insider glare on Facebook actions in India - Vimarsana News

Facebook - Fresh insider glare on Facebook actions in India

Two former employees accuse the social media giant of being indifferent to hate speech and colluding with ruling regimes

US lawmaker seeks probe into death of Indian Jesuit priest - Vimarsana News

US lawmaker seeks probe into death of Indian Jesuit priest

No human rights defender should face violence and neglect like Father Stan Swamy did, says Congressman Juan Vargas