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Teach equality in India’s classrooms to end discrimination

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Efforts to combat discrimination against India’s lower castes, religious minorities and women must begin in the classroom, with children holding the key to ending deep-rooted […]

Internet trolls rear their ugly heads in India

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A growing legion of Internet trolls, particularly right-wing Hindu nationalists, is becoming an online nuisance in India. Some have posted death threats and threatened to […]

India and US should not miss this chance

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They have met over a cup of tea, strolled at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, and declared Indo-US ties to be stronger than ever […]

India abstains from voting on US press freedom group’s plea

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India has abstained from voting, while China and Pakistan voted against a bid by a US advocacy group for press freedom, seeking accreditation as an […]

Four in five women experience harassment and violence in their cities

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Nearly four of five women (79%) in India have experienced some form of harassment or violence in public, according to latest research by ActionAid UKreleased […]

Who owns how much land in India?

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Land is a critical economic and social asset as it is a key input to agricultural production, a source of income, and collateral for credit. […]

How India’s archaic laws have a chilling effect on dissent

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In 2012, political cartoonist Aseem Trivedi was charged with sedition for uploading some of his sketches that were critical of the government. “I found a […]

Ahead of PM Modi’s visit, US senators air concerns about human rights situation in India

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US lawmakers say they are encouraged by growing defense cooperation with India but remain concerned about religious intolerance and slavery in the South Asian nation […]

India Uses Outdated Laws To Silence Dissent, Says Human Rights Watchdog

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India routinely uses outdated and loosely worded laws to crack down on dissent, Human Rights Watch said Tuesday, urging the government to repeal or amend […]

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