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Evidence Planted On Activist Stan Swamy's Laptop, Claims US Report
Stan Swamy: a new report by an American forensic firm shows that incriminating documents were planted on the computer of Father Stan Swamy, the activist-priest who was arrested for alleged terror links in 2020 and who died in custody a year later.
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Under BJP Government, Cases Against Political Rivals Explode: NDTV Analysis
Action by Central agencies against the BJP government's rivals and critics has witnessed a massive spike since the BJP-led government came to power in 2014, an NDTV analysis has found.
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NDTV Wins Journalism Award For Expose On UP's 'Love Jihad' Cases
NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain and Mariyam Alavi have won the International Press Institute (IPI) India Excellence in Journalism Award, 2021.
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Why The Farm Bill May Not Be The 1991 Moment For Indian Farmers
Amid rising unrest, supporters of the Farm Bill inside and outside the government describe it as ushering in a 1991 moment for Indian farming, suggesting that this will liberate farmers from the clutches of state-run mandi's and middlemen-commission agents, paving the entry for corporate players who will offer farmers a better deal.
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Alarm Over Discarded Coronavirus Safety Wear At Ahmedabad Graveyard
At the entrance of Musa Suhag in Ahmedabad, the largest graveyard in the city, discarded safety wear is strewn around: masks, gloves, gowns and face shields.
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Officials Say No Community Transmission, Concerns Over 3 Cluster Outbreaks
As the government says India has been able to prevent community transmission of the coronavirus, there are concerns about at least three different clusters of cases in Delhi, in which the primary source of the infection is unknown, an NDTV investigation has found.
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Dead Helpline, Half-Empty Stores: Inside Goa's COVID-19 Lockdown Crisis
In Panjim, Goa's capital, 73-year-old Fatima Alvares says that despite her age, she has always been an independent woman. "But now with the curfew and with my age, I can't do anything... I am completely handicapped now," she says.
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"No Action", "Case Pending": Delhi Police Call Logs Offer Clue To Why Violence Raged For 4 Days
The Delhi Police had received about 13,200 distress calls during the four days when the national capital was hit by clashes, but call records of police stations in the violence-hit areas raise serious doubts over the response to those calls.
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At Epicentre Of Delhi Riots, How A Mohalla Of Hindus And Muslims Kept Peace
The distance from Jafrabad to Maujpur, two neighborhoods in Delhi's northeast, is not long, barely a kilometre, but it is a fraught journey.
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Centre May Pay Up To Rs 19,000 Crore To Farmers In Election Season
The government could pay up to Rs 19,000 crore to about 9.5 crore voters through their flagship PM-KISAN scheme in the run-up to the general elections, with the possibility of over Rs 13,300 crore being transferred to beneficiaries even when the election code is in force, NDTV has found.
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Evidence Planted On Activist Stan Swamy's Laptop, Claims US Report
Stan Swamy: a new report by an American forensic firm shows that incriminating documents were planted on the computer of Father Stan Swamy, the activist-priest who was arrested for alleged terror links in 2020 and who died in custody a year later.
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Under BJP Government, Cases Against Political Rivals Explode: NDTV Analysis
Action by Central agencies against the BJP government's rivals and critics has witnessed a massive spike since the BJP-led government came to power in 2014, an NDTV analysis has found.
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NDTV Wins Journalism Award For Expose On UP's 'Love Jihad' Cases
NDTV's Sreenivasan Jain and Mariyam Alavi have won the International Press Institute (IPI) India Excellence in Journalism Award, 2021.
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Why The Farm Bill May Not Be The 1991 Moment For Indian Farmers
Amid rising unrest, supporters of the Farm Bill inside and outside the government describe it as ushering in a 1991 moment for Indian farming, suggesting that this will liberate farmers from the clutches of state-run mandi's and middlemen-commission agents, paving the entry for corporate players who will offer farmers a better deal.
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Alarm Over Discarded Coronavirus Safety Wear At Ahmedabad Graveyard
At the entrance of Musa Suhag in Ahmedabad, the largest graveyard in the city, discarded safety wear is strewn around: masks, gloves, gowns and face shields.
-
Officials Say No Community Transmission, Concerns Over 3 Cluster Outbreaks
As the government says India has been able to prevent community transmission of the coronavirus, there are concerns about at least three different clusters of cases in Delhi, in which the primary source of the infection is unknown, an NDTV investigation has found.
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Dead Helpline, Half-Empty Stores: Inside Goa's COVID-19 Lockdown Crisis
In Panjim, Goa's capital, 73-year-old Fatima Alvares says that despite her age, she has always been an independent woman. "But now with the curfew and with my age, I can't do anything... I am completely handicapped now," she says.
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"No Action", "Case Pending": Delhi Police Call Logs Offer Clue To Why Violence Raged For 4 Days
The Delhi Police had received about 13,200 distress calls during the four days when the national capital was hit by clashes, but call records of police stations in the violence-hit areas raise serious doubts over the response to those calls.
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At Epicentre Of Delhi Riots, How A Mohalla Of Hindus And Muslims Kept Peace
The distance from Jafrabad to Maujpur, two neighborhoods in Delhi's northeast, is not long, barely a kilometre, but it is a fraught journey.
-
Centre May Pay Up To Rs 19,000 Crore To Farmers In Election Season
The government could pay up to Rs 19,000 crore to about 9.5 crore voters through their flagship PM-KISAN scheme in the run-up to the general elections, with the possibility of over Rs 13,300 crore being transferred to beneficiaries even when the election code is in force, NDTV has found.
