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UP: The SIR Story & Gyanesh Kumar’s Entire Game

COMPLAINTS of large-scale irregularities have emerged in the electoral roll of the Pilibhit Sadar Assembly constituency in Uttar Pradesh. It is alleged that names were changed while the EPIC number and serial number were retained. Irregularities involving 13,150 names have come to light in this case. The matter surfaced after the completion of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).

Statehood is the Minimum Centre Owes Jammu & Kashmir

SEVEN years after August 2019, Jammu and Kashmir has an elected government, a functioning Assembly and regular official assurances that the situation is normal. On September 28, the Assembly passed a resolution asking the Government of India to do what it had promised long ago, which is to restore full statehood. The fact that the House had to ask again, two years after the people voted, says a good deal about where things stand.

Sardar Patel and the RSS

ON Sardar Patel’s 151st birth anniversary on October 31, it is worthwhile to look at the relations between him and the RSS/BJP. Why does the RSS/BJP appear to favour Patel so much? And what were his views about the RSS?

The efforts by RSS/BJP to appropriate Patel have intensified since Modi came to power. Propaganda is being carried out that if Patel had become Prime Minister, the fate of the country would have been different. It is claimed that injustice was done to Patel and that Nehru was jealous of him, and so on.

Mega-Dams in Arunachal Pradesh: Peoples’ Rights vs Corporate Nexus

THE Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP) has naturally emerged as a serious concern for the indigenous communities of the Upper Siang, Siang, and East Siang districts of Arunachal Pradesh. Conceived in 2008 as India’s largest hydropower project, the 11,200 MW project, proposed across three districts of the Siang Valley, is now being projected as a strategic countermeasure to China’s similar plans upstream.

Andhra Pradesh Local Polls: CPI(M) Condemns Attacks on Candidates, Accuses TDP Alliance of Violence

THE nomination process for the local body elections in Andhra Pradesh has been marred by violence, intimidation and obstruction by supporters of the ruling Telugu Desam Party (TDP) - led coalition. The CPI(M) has accused the ruling party of preventing opposition candidates from filing nominations, snatching and tearing up their papers and attacking candidates and party leaders. It has also criticised the police and the State Election Commission for failing to ensure free and fair elections.

Women Protest Against Sexual Violence by Police and Other Security Forces in Delhi

ON October 17, 2026, at short notice, more than a hundred women belonging to various women’s organisations like AIDWA, NFIW, AIPWA, AIMSS, All India Feminist Alliance (ALIFA), AICCWW, Pragatisheel M S, Purogami M S, PMEK, ICWM, Collective, Saheli, SFI, KYS, CSW and Anhad assembled near the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara and marched to the Delhi Police Headquarters condemning the police brutality and sexual violence against women and transgenders during the ongoing protests against the Election Commission of India (ECI).

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