Varun Grover had originally posted a video of his narrating a poem\/song written by him titled, \u2018hum kaagaz nahin dikhaayenge\u2019<\/i>. He tweeted the video with the caption, \u2018Inspired by the spirit of every protestor and India-lover. With hat-tips to Rahat Indori saab and the Bangla slogans.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Now, it has come to light that Muslims in Neemuch and surrounding districts of Madhya Pradesh have refused to show their identity papers such as the Aadhar card to government officials for ration cards and availing food eligibility slips. Read More<\/p>\n
The anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests have swept the nation with people of all gender and age coming together to voice their concerns against the contentious legislation. However, a pattern has emerged across states and cities where Police have been hostile towards people protesting peacefully. Severe violence was reported from Uttar Pradesh during the anti-CAA agitation, Delhi saw similar incidents more than once. <\/p>\n
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In Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow Police confiscated food items and blankets from women protesting against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in the Ghanta Ghar area on January 18 evening. <\/span>Read More<\/p>\n In a shocking statement from a government official, NITI Aayog member VK Saraswat has reportedly said that the internet service in the Jammu and Kashmir region was used to watch ‘gandi filmein’ (dirty films). <\/p>\n<\/p>\n Since August 5, Jammu and Kashmir has seen unprecedented crackdown and suspension of internet remains in force for many people, though a recent order restored 2G connectivity but social media is still beyond reach in Kashmir valley. After a total of 164 days of disconnection, internet services in territories of Jammu and Kashmir were recently back online — although not entirely. Read More<\/p>\n It\u2019s been seven years since the brutal Nirbhaya gang rape and murder case brought the nation on the streets and shaking our collective consciousness. Nirbhaya\u2019s mother has since been leading the fight for justice, moving door to door. But then, the final date on which the convicts are going to be hanged continues to get delayed as the lawyers representing the convicts have resorted to delay tactics. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n And the outrage hasn\u2019t put a full stop to rape cases or crimes against women either. More and more rape cases continue to surface while the road to justice remains painfully slow for victims. Read More<\/p>\n Union Minister of State for MSME Pratap Chandra Sarangi attacked the Congress for spreading misinformation about the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), saying that those who do not accept India’s freedom, unity, and Vande Mataram, have no right to stay in the country.<\/p>\n “Those who set the country on fire are not patriots. Those who do not accept India’s freedom, unity, Vande Mataram, have no right to stay in the country,” said Sarangi in a press conference in Surat. <\/span>Read More <\/span><\/p>\nInternet Used To Watch \u2018Dirty Films\u2019 In J&K, Says Niti Aayog Member<\/h2>\n
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