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The Girl & Her Wonder World

It was late 1990s, when a small girl like angel, was born in middle-class family in a village of Kashmir. Being first child in...

‘The Shattered She’ reflects women’s agony & struggle in patriarchy

“The Shattered She” is a poetry collection composed of more than 75 poems reflecting the pain, agony, struggle & love of women and her...

I CRY

Calling her indolent, inactive, shyly as frozen wood, Forced her to embrace his joyous whip, Reduced her to his toy As ready to undergo any black deal, Only...

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SC on Protests: Agitation no excuse for police excess, uniform protocol needed

The Supreme Court has observed that the right to peaceful protest is a constitutional guarantee and alleged police excesses against demonstrators can't be justified.

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India’s E20 Ethanol Mandate: Progress, Pitfalls and Public Backlash

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When a Black Hole Whispers to the World’s Thinnest Material

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