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Daily Round-up Ep 22 - Exit of Justice U U Lalit, Citizenship (Amendment) Bill and Afghan crisis
10 Jan 2019
Newsclick's daily round-up brings news that is important, but not so trending.
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Demonetisation is a Massive, Draconian, Monetary Shock: Ex-Chief Economic Adviser
29 Nov 2018
Breaking his silence six months after quitting his job, ex-CEA Arvind Subramanian says Modi’s November 8 note ban decision accelerated India’s downhill economic slide.
Sumedha Pal
Farmers Threaten to Intensify Protest Against Samsung’s Noida Plant
11 Oct 2018
Farmers from Gautam Budh Nagar feel betrayed as ‘promised’ jobs are yet to be given three months after the plant was inaugurated.
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Demand for Universal Pension: "We Are All on Our Way to Old Age; This is Everyone’s Issue"
01 Oct 2018
Thousands of elderly gathered and protested at Parliament Street do demand their basic rights.
Tarique Anwar
Bhima-Koregaon: SC declines SIT, Extends House Arrest of 5 Activists
28 Sep 2018
Voice of Opposition Can’t be Muzzled, Says Dissenting Judge.
Nikhil Wagle
Kya Mera PM Chor Hai?
28 Sep 2018
The onus is on Narendra Modi to get rid of the “chor” tag. The only recourse left for him is transparency, not deflection, with regard to the Rafale deal.
Subhash Gatade
Rose Petals for a Terror Convict!
08 Sep 2018
The presence of BJP and VHP leaders in the ‘grand welcome’ for Ajmer dargah bomb blast convict Bhavesh Patel in Bharuch is not the first instance. Such gatherings for fanatics are becoming common in…
Subodh Varma
Upper Caste ‘Bharat Bandh’ – In Defence of Dalit Atrocities
07 Sep 2018
The bandh fizzled out but the politics behind it is dark and deadly.
Monami Basu
The Roaring Voices from the Margins
07 Sep 2018
Drenched to the bone, shouting slogans, wearing red and carrying red flags, women and men marched forming a sea of red, spilling like blood onto the streets in the heart of Delhi on September 5.
Tarique Anwar
Enough is Enough, Say Rallyists On Vanishing Jobs, Poor Crop Returns
05 Sep 2018
If the Modi government does not wake from its slumber, it will have to face the consequences in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.