KARNATAKA ELECTIONS 2018: Part 1 of Agrarian Crisis Series
While toor dal farmers reel under losses, state chases GI tag
DNA / April 2018
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While toor dal farmers reel under losses, state chases GI tag
DNA / April 2018
Farmers in distress, say Central policies need fixing
DNA / May 2018
An abolitionist women's movement ask parties some tough questions
DNA / May 2018
The startling 'discovery' was made by the National Museum
DNA / September 2017
MHA for strengthening of sec 153A & 505 of IPC, both non-bailable
DNA / August 2017
Cutting across religious, political and ideological divides, Gorkhaland is a sentiment that can no longer be ignored
DNA / July 2017 / [Pdf , 695 KB]
Byrnihat's Railway Line: A voter concern that has no takers
DNA / February 2018
Missing children to have aadhar before moving into care homes
DNA / August 2017
Old BJP timers remember how Modi as party's gen sec changed prospects
DNA / November 2017
Losses to the tune of Rs 2,000 crore could upset Congress's applecart
DNA / November 2017
A PIL in the Supreme Court to bring justice to the families of over 1528 people who were killed in 'fake' encounters in Manipur, opens old would in the poll-bound state
DNA / February 2017
Abu Taher Ahmad says that the names of his grandfather Shohidullah Sheikh and father Maziur Rahman were in the 1951 National Register of Citizens.
DNA / June 2017
Voting rights elude adivasis in this village in the Indo-Bangladesh border
DNA / February 2018
Niti Aayog wants cash transfers in lieu of tak-home ration
DNA / September 2017
A family struggles to fight back angry tears after a youngster is shot dead in police firing during protests over Gorkhaland
DNA / June 2017
The gruesome gangrape could have far-reaching effects for Congress in the state
DNA / November 2017
Parties woo the indigenous Tiprasa votebank by making promises for better opportunities in Kokborok
DNA / February 2018
Months after she gave up her 16-year-old fast against the AFSPA, Irom Chanu Sharmila embarks on a new challenge -- a political one
DNA / February 2017
ASI finds sculptures of Ganesha, Kalki, and Makara at the Necropolis in Vangchchia
DNA / September 2017
With a spotlight being cast on the region, this is an opportune moment to talk about the hardships of the people
DNA / June 2017
Hunted, raped, and sometimes, beheaded, women in the villages of Assam suffer as the state assembly takes its time with a bill to curb witch-hunting
DNA / May 2016
Indian law does not recognise marital rape. Nor does the government, which says marriage is a 'sacrament'. What happens then to the women who are raped by their husbands?
DNA / May 2015
As the Domestic Violence Act completes a decade, the story of Lakshmi, who was battered to death by her husband
DNA / October 2015
Majuli waits for a bridge to narrow down its concerns
DNA / April 2017
Because of the relentless efforts of a transwoman, the Centre may soon modify the rules by dropping the mandatory sex reassignment surgery (SRS) certificate for trans people when applying for a name change notification under the Gazette of India.
DNA / May 2017
Despite PMO intervention, the fight between both the ministries over cash transfers have led to cancelled meetings
DNA / February 2018
After a dressing down from the Standing Committee, the social justice ministry accedes to several changes
DNA / December 2017
Has the RSS found a base in Assam's tea gardens?
DNA / April 2016
Nagas in Manipur have been relegated to a corner for decades. The 2017 Assembly poll does not seem to be any different.
DNA / April 2017
"It was not in his nature to accept victimhood."
DNA / February 2016
Dausa, a district in Rajasthan that fared one of the worst under the Beti Bachao scheme, registers 1,620 girl births as opposed to 1,460 boys in 30 gram panchayats
DNA / July 2015
The trail of data you leave online is open to threat from internet companies, hackers, and governments. How do governments draw the fine line between individual privacy and national security?
DNA / October 2015
Rosogulla and exams on her mind, Olympian Dipa Karmakar on the way ahead
DNA / August 2016
The woman who wants to ban triple talaq
DNA / April 2016
Men pull the strings from behind the curtains as government launches a trainning module for women sarpanches to help them with greater autonomy
DNA / January 2017
With scripted fights and broken bones, a motley group of actors, fitness experts, ATM guards and self-defence teachers are trying to build an Indian version of the wildly popular WWE.
DNA Sunday / August 2014
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