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Is the protest against citizenship bill justified? | The Newshour Debate

October 23, 2018March 26, 2019 Admin Comment(0)

The Newshour @ 10

23 OCTOBER 2018 | TIMESNOW

‘Persecuted Hindus not welcome. Protests against the citizenship bill. Parties oppose ‘Hindutva design’. BJP supports ‘refuge for Hindus’ #CitizenshipBillFaceOff

https://www.timesnownews.com/videos/shows/news/is-the-protest-against-citizenship-bill-justified-the-newshour-debate-23-oct/13237 

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The CAA-NRC Row: “A Minor Technical Glitch Can Make You Homeless And Stateless”, YKA

August 28, 2020August 28, 2020 Admin

YKA 27 August 2020 By Priyanshu Singh in Politics, Staff Picks Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) are the perfect avenues that the government of the day has found to ostracise a particular section of the society it not only includes large a Muslim population but also other minorities such […]

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“Over 10 lakh people could be dumped into Assam from ILP states”, The Shillong Times

November 1, 2019November 2, 2019 Admin

Available at The Shillong TimesPublished on 01 November 2019 Rights group warns against ‘tweaked’ CAB GUWAHATI: New Delhi-based think-tank, Rights and Risk Analysis Group, has warned that more than 10 lakh people from the ILP states of Northeast could be “dumped into Assam” if the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) is tweaked and tabled in Parliament. […]

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Intimidation and FIRs: How the government is dealing with news reports on its failures, Newslaundry

June 20, 2020July 9, 2020 Admin

Newslaundry 20 June 2020 By Chitranshu Tewari A weekly newsletter to help you track the news media ecosystem and make sense of it. Welcome to Stop Press by Chitranshu Tewari, a weekly newsletter to break down the trends, innovations and news in the media ecosystem. To get it in your inbox every Saturday, sign up now. Fifty-five. […]

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  • PRESS RELEASE: To divert attention from pushbacks from West Bengal and non-verification of 2,360 foreigners, Border Guards Bangladesh raising alleged presence of its own armed group, PCJSS, in India
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  • Bangladesh Elections: 15 Minority Hindus Murdered In 45 Days – Inclusive Participation Not Feasible
  • PRESS RELEASE: Former Prime Minister Hasina and her colleagues’ conviction is a farce, miscarriage of justice for the victims as real perpetrators are not being punished

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