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Home ministry’s yearend review lists the home minister's intervention in the February riots as one of the highlights of 2020

From Monday, camps are being organised to mobilise the agitators

Pandemic and lack of funds prevented villagers from going to national capital

A large segment of the protesters who travelled are Adivasis fighting for their land titles under the Forest Rights Act, 2006

Political situation seems to be aligned between two power centres, Trinamul and the BJP

Sources said the purpose of the visit was to discuss the permanent political solution of the hills, an issue time and again flagged by hill parties

The CPM report breaks new ground by listing several specific instances of violence and highlights several identical FIRs and confessions cited by the police as well as complaints of torture

Many teachers felt the power struggle was bringing the ‘institution of eminence’ into disrepute

Harjit Singh Bhatti, an MD in geriatric medicine, has said a panel rejected him even though he was the only candidate to appear for the interview for a contractual post

The demonstrators were booked under sections of the Epidemic Act, Disaster Management Act and the Indian Penal Code, collectively punishable with up to 18 months in jail

Travel agency promises to revive ride that will cover 20,000km and 18 countries

A book blast from the past

Since June, Khan and Ghosh have been at loggerheads over forming the new state committee of the youth wing, with both pushing for candidates of their choice

Summon to ascertain whether any of the social media giant’s employees had 'any role or complicity' in the Delhi riots in February

A series of developments since June have all but 'pushed' the peace process to the brink

The carrier is the first Indian budget airline to operate a long-haul flight to North America

BJP welcomes the Centre’s move while alleging gross irregularities in the past four months

Pro-Islamabad lobby active in Dhaka

Letter from Bengal’s chief secretary to Union home secretary described the existing transport options as 'too meagre as against the requirement'

Increasing number of beds, universal testing of final year medical students on the frontlines, among points discussed

Both cities could witness peaks between July and September