Junputh
In district Bargarh, Western Odisha, more than 15,000 farmers protested against the smart meters and voluntarily removed the smart meters installed at their homes and farms and piled them up in the office of Tata Power in Padmapur and other blocks. Smart Meter boycott has become a widespread movement in Bargarh and surrounding districts of Western Odisha.
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Prof. Suresh K. Nair’s artistic journey is marked by a commitment to cultural preservation and a drive to push the boundaries of contemporary art. His work inspires artists and advocates for peace worldwide. Notably, his accolades include the Elizabeth Green Shield Foundation Scholarship (Canada, 1999), the Fulbright Fellowship (USA, 2006-07) for an educational exchange program at Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, and the Lalithakala Akademi Award, Kerala.
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PUCL calls upon the Delhi Police Commissioner to revoke the prohibitory order under Section 163 BNSS imposing ban on the constitutionally guaranteed right to assembly and to stop the misuse of powers under Section 163 to silence dissent and democratic expression.
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The present struggle of Maruti Manesar workers have forced the labour department and the government to open a dialogue and call tripartite meetings.
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Concerned women leaders, human rights activists, peace builders, journalists, community leaders and concerned citizens from North East India are totally outraged and unequivocally condemn the recent dastardly and vicious attack based on trumped up allegations against Babloo Loitongbam a highly respected, renowned and credible human rights defender from the state of Manipur.
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The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has released India’s Mutual Evaluation Report (MER) on 19th September 2024, which has found India “partially compliant” with its standards governing Not-profit organisations (NPOs / civil society organisations).
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Currently a case is pending in the Supreme Court regarding encounters during this specific government’s term which amounts to more than 1000 to which the state was asked to reply and despite that these incidence have not stop but instead have kept on increasing which is a matter of concern because it seems to be a clear declaration to finish the rule of law.
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6th September 2024 Hours after spending lavishly on celebrating Teachers Day, the Administration of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University denied entry to two eminent guest speakers invited by the AUD …
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The case itself was filed in 2000 and relates to a press note, the contents of which are allegedly defamatory to V.K. Saxena who then headed the National Council for Civil Liberties of Ahmedabad and is now the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.
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It has been a customary practice that when the election hustings come to an end, we keep a complete silence in order to facilitate a free and fair poll on the polling date. But now your meditation that starts today violates that practice and makes a joke out of the traditional electoral process.
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