Press ReleaseNew DelhiJune 27, 2022 NCHRO participated in protest against arresting of Teesta Setalwad and RB Sreekumar On June 27, 2022, a protest was held at Jantar Mantar, Delhi against the recent arresting of Teesta…
Muslim Puzzle : Harbans Mukhia
The Muslim question, never out of sight in the Indian context, has again been brought centrestage by the Sachar committee. It is time to look at some of the commonplace assumptions about how the Muslims…
Thousands protest for rights over India's forests
29 Nov 2006 Source: ReutersBy Nita BhallaNEW DELHI, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Thousands of India's poorest and most marginalised people living in forests gathered in the heart of New Delhi on Wednesday demanding rights over…
Baby dies in West Bengal lock-up
The Statesman, KOLKATA, Nov. 29 : The death of a baby in a lock-up generated tension in the Jagacha area of Howrah District this morning. An inquiry into the tragedy began after the police had…
Fear stalks defiant Dalit, women poll contestants
D. P. Bhattacharya, Express India Ahmedabad, November 29: With the deadline for withdrawal of nomination forms for panchayat elections over on Wednesday, a number of Dalits and women who have filed their nomination defying the…
Briton stoned to death in India
dpa German Press AgencyWednesday November 29, 2006New Delhi- Police in India's northern state of Himachal Pradesh have found the body of a British male who is suspected to have been stoned to death, officials said…
Indian Prisoners in Pak Jail
PIB Release India and Pakistan have released many prisoners in the last three years. In 2003, India released 20 Pakistani civilian prisoners and 93 fishermen while Pakistan released 38 Indian civilian prisoners and 623 fishermen.…
A Get Together of Victims of Police Abuse
Calicut : Minorities Watch, Kerala will host a public meeting of "Victims of Police abuse" at Town Hall , Calicut on Thursday, 30 November, 2006 at 4.00 PM. Read More
'Chest pain best ploy for jailed politicians'
Megha Suri & Neha Lalchandani30 Nov, 2006, TIMES NEWS NETWORK NEW DELHI: Union coal minister Shibu Soren is not the only one who "fell ill" on the way to prison. Jail officials say that this…