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Sandip Chakraborty
#WorkersStrikeBack: Bengal Workers Brave Police Repression to Make Historic Strike A Success
09 Jan 2019
About 1,000 activists have been arrested while about 115 strike supporters were injured in the hand of brutal police force and TMC hooliganism in the state, said the CPI(M) state secretary.
Tanupriya Singh
After Decades of Farmers’ Struggles, Pakistan Army Admits It Does Not Own Farm Land
08 Jan 2019
The Okara farmland’s cultivators have been seeking ownership rights over the land for two decades. The Pakistani army has met these demands with violence and arrests.
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We Protest- The Journey of Fight for Rights in 2018
01 Jan 2019
While mainstream media ignored social movements, NewsClick covered all protests for the rights of workers, farmers, teachers, students, women, etc.
Yogesh S
Drought in Karnataka: A Human-made Disaster
18 Dec 2018
The delay in declaring drought in the state is one of the reasons that have worsened the drought condition.
Sagrika Kissu
Disgruntled Haryana Farmers Resolve to Protest after Bank Shames Them Publicly
12 Dec 2018
The rural development bank from Bhiwani had put up posters with the photographs of 50 farmers for non-repayment of loans.
Kashif Kakvi
Why BJP Lost Ground in Madhya Pradesh After 15 Years
11 Dec 2018
Massive anti-incumbency and loan waiver promises by Congress led to a clear undercurrent in the grand old party’s favour, which has hugely improved its tally compared with the last three Assembly…
Saurabh Sharma
Chhattisgarh Votes BJP out After Three Terms, Congress in
11 Dec 2018
Strong anti-incumbency against the Raman Singh government and promises made by Congress to farmers and tribals tilted the mandate.
Saurabh Katkurwar, IANS
I was Shocked When I got Just Rs 1,064 for 750 kg, Says Nashik Onion Farmer
10 Dec 2018
The constant fall in prices and subsequent lower remuneration in the past few weeks has led to farmer outbursts and protests.
Newsclick Team
Farmers Voice Their Plight, If Only Modi Understood
30 Nov 2018
Farmers have been protesting against the pro-corporate policies of Modi government for long. From across the country they assembled in Delhi to be heard.
Varsha Torgalkar
Why Drought-hit Marathwada Farmers Are Demanding Fodder Camps
29 Nov 2018
Drying greenery and water scarcity are hitting crop production hard. As fodder rates shoot up, farmers who want to sell their animals are not getting buyers even at lower rates.