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Silenced Prayers: How BJP’s Rise in West Bengal Is Stripping Muslims of Their Eid Freedoms
On Eid al-Adha, 28th May 2026, for the first time in decades, the iconic Red Road in Kolkata was vacant…
The Tragedy of Ukhrul: Matching the Pattern of Killings, Violence and Injustice
There seems to be no end to…
Manipur’s Hostage Crisis Worsens: Six Naga Men Abducted and the Disintegration of State Authority
The hostage drama that has been going…
The Shadow Over Bengal: Political Polarization and the Specter of Rising Instability
The May 2026 swearing-in of Suvendu Adhikari…
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From Saipimol to Chassad: Decades of Bloodshed, Repeated Attacks on Kuki Civilians, and the Question of State Accountability
Manipur, a state once known by its hills and valleys is now recognized as a state, where communal violence, killings,…
Manipur Bleeds, Delhi Campaigns: How Many More Must Die Before Action Replaces Optics?
Election talk is going on all over India, but a serious and pressing issue is coming to light in the…
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Manipur on Edge: Violent Recurrences, Political Silence, and a Worsening Crisis
The Indian northeastern state of Manipur is once again facing a different resurgence of violence that is the cause of…
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Funds as “Family Enterprise”: The Accountability Crisis in Arunachal Pradesh
Far from the restful beauties of Arunachal Pradesh, a debate is arising about power. One side of the story shows…
Blood on the Frontier: The Killing of Two NSCN Cadres Exposes Arunachal Pradesh’s Deepening Militarization and Delhi’s Endless Northeast Conflict
Once again, the killing of two alleged NSCN-K (National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang) "cadres" in the quiet district of Changlang,…
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The Rise of Electoral Fascism: How Democratic Institutions are Being Weaponized
In the political debates nowadays, we are seeing a lot of reference to the terms like "electoral autocracy" or "authoritarian…
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The Original Sin of Yandabo: A Farcical Treaty That Institutionalized the Suffering of Northeast India’s Minorities
It has been almost 200 years since February 24, 1826, but the wounds that day caused are still bleeding in…
Mamata Banerjee Wages War over ‘Bulldozing Democracy’ during West Bengal Phase 2 Polls
Phase 2 of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections has been a highly contested and controversial event. The voting process…
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