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NCRB data reveals a shocking 30% decline in crimes against women in Manipur despite widespread reports of gendered violence during ethnic conflict.
India's eroding worker safety: Lax laws, weak enforcement, and employer impunity endanger lives in factories and industrial sites.
Supreme Court questions Election Commission on transparency of Bihar voter list revisions, seeks clarity on deleted and added voters.
UNHRC launches probe into Afghanistan's human rights abuses, focusing on Taliban's treatment of women and girls since 2021 takeover.
Bihar's Special Summary Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls faces scrutiny over completeness, equity, and accuracy, raising concerns about disenfranchisement.
An organisation of five “advanced” tribes in Nagaland has sought a review of the State’s 48-year-old job reservation policy that grants special quotas to seven “Backward Tribes (BTs).” The move has sparked a political and social standoff, with the government forming a review panel amid opposition from backward tribe groups.
UN report accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza, urges states to halt arms supply; Pillay warns India on complicity.
Madhya Pradesh defends 27% OBC quota in Supreme Court, citing historical backwardness and challenging 50% reservation ceiling.
Karur roadshow stampede claims 41 lives, exposing governance failures and Tamil Nadu's obsession with film stars in politics.
2027 Census to include sub-caste enumeration for targeted affirmative action, addressing historical data gaps and internal inequalities.
Suriname pledges to protect 90% of its forests, exceeding global '30x30' target, but Indigenous land rights recognition remains crucial.
HelpAge India study reveals emotional disconnect between generations, highlighting loneliness among elderly despite strong family values and need for digital inclusion.
Bihar's opposition Mahagathbandhan pledges 'Atipichhda Nyay Sankalp' for EBCs, promising increased reservations and land distribution before assembly polls.
Prominent educationist and climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was detained under the National Security Act (NSA), 1980 after violent protests in Leh during his hunger strike demanding constitutional safeguards for Ladakh.
Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk detained under NSA amid protests for statehood and Sixth Schedule; tensions escalate after police firing.
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