Hours after Sonam Wangchuk was shifted to the hospital, Jantar Mantar remained a site of defiance, with fasting students, political leaders and supporters vowing to carry the protest forward
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The Ladakh activist joined the CJP protest on June 28 and has since emerged as its most prominent face.
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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath appealed to devotees to preserve the sanctity of the pilgrimage and avoid confrontations over minor matters.
While the much-anticipated bills on delimitation and women's reservation are absent from the listed agenda, the session is expected to be politically charged, with the Opposition preparing to challenge the government's legislative programme and fresh controversies looming over Parliament
Family seeks transfer to hospital of choice as Delhi Police cites High Court order; activists vow protest will continue
The Delhi Police move to shift Sonam Wangchuk to a hospital has sparked a political row, with Opposition parties alleging a crackdown on peaceful protesters while the BJP defended the action as necessary to protect Wangchuk's health
A look at the river interlinking project, displacement concerns, rehabilitation disputes and the protests in Bundelkhand
The Ladakh activist joined the CJP protest on June 28 and has since emerged as its most prominent face.
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MP's UCC Bill comes before the Assembly on July 20. Its monogamy provision — and the CM's assertion that those with multiple marriages will lose the right to reside in MP — is the most constitutionally charged element of any state UCC yet.
The 1994-batch AGMUT IPS officer replaces Satish Golcha as Delhi Police Commissioner after the Centre orders a change in the leadership of the capital's police force.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath appealed to devotees to preserve the sanctity of the pilgrimage and avoid confrontations over minor matters.
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Activist Anna Hazare on Saturday said the Union government should hold talks with educationist Sonam Wangchuk
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