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Study Says Number of Rape Cases May Have Increased During the Pandemic
22 Apr 2021
Survivors of rape and their families in India and other South Asian countries struggl
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Migrant Workers Without Access to Social Protection or Healthcare, Says NHRC Study
19 Apr 2021
Social protection and health care of interstate migrant workers is neglected, with a significant
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Students Protest De-Registration and Rs 40,000 Penalty for SFI AUD Convener
14 Apr 2021
On April 9, the Proctor of the Ambedkar University Delhi (AUD) issued an order against Students’
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Large Number of Women Do Not Have Access to Maternity Benefits: Survey
11 Apr 2021
A large majority of Indian women are still deprived of maternity benefits they are enti
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Shirtless Men Paraded Around Women's Hostels in JNU on Holi: Allege Women of JNU
05 Apr 2021
Shirtless men reportedly paraded within the premises of women's hostels inside the Jawaharlal Neh
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West Bengal Polls: How Much Truth to TMC’s Promise of Improving Public Healthcare?
02 Apr 2021
In its manifesto released ahead of the ongoing elections in West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress p
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Thousands of DU Teachers March Against Delhi Govt's Policies
15 Mar 2021
On March 15, thousands of teachers and staff from Delhi University marched in Delhi from the offi
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UNICEF Report Projects Additional 10 Million Child Marriages in Next Decade
10 Mar 2021
Ten million additional child marriages may occur around the world before the end of the decade, t
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Delhi: Women, Students and Workers Celebrate Women's Day by Protesting Against Centre’s Policies
08 Mar 2021
Hundreds of women, students and workers assembled at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Monday –Internation
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India Falls from ‘Free’ to ‘Partly Free’ in Freedom in the World 2021 Report
04 Mar 2021
India’s status fell from “free” to “partly free” in the