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Yearly Archives: 2014

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Delhi’s indifference to 1984 riots led to other massacres

Hindustan Times 2014By harsh_userMay 21, 2014Leave a comment

The 30th anniversary has passed by — almost unnoticed — of the days when Delhi was engulfed in the tumult of the bloodiest frenzy of communal slaughter after the Partition riots, extinguishing over 3,000 lives. Ganga Kaur, who lost her husband, brother-in-law and four nephews in the carnage, sighs, “Every time November returns, we remember.

Child labour and unequal destinies

Livemint 2014By harsh_userApril 2, 2014Leave a comment

The majority of children in the world who are trapped in labour instead of going to school are born and raised in India. The surprise but welcome Nobel for an indefatigable Indian warrior against child labour…

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