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Long queues, voters in limbo: In Delhi seat with largest SIR deletions (opens the original)
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Located in north Delhi, Burari has several industrial areas and is home to a large migrant workforce. After the Special Intensive Revision in Delhi, nearly 47 lakh names have been temporarily left out of the draft electoral roll. In Burari alone, around 1.67 lakh names are missing, making it the largest exclusions in terms of absolute numbers across the capital. Located in north Delhi, Burari has several industrial areas and is home to a large migrant workforce, including workers from Uttar Prad
Why Indiaâs Millennium City has a recurring monsoon crisis (opens the original)
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Ponds, wetlands and open spaces that once absorbed rainwater have increasingly been replaced by concrete. Gurugramâs waterlogging is no longer an annual surprise. Every year, heavy rain leaves roads, lanes and residential areas submerged, triggering a familiar cycle of complaints. Over the past few decades, rapid urbanisation has transformed the cityâs landscape. Ponds, wetlands and open spaces that once absorbed rainwater have increasingly been replaced by concrete. One report estimates tha
Woman journalist files FIR for assault, molestation during CJP protest coverage (opens the original)
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From being kicked on live TV to taking refuge in a bank, women reporters from TV, print and independent media recall the mob fury and online abuse they faced at the CJP protest. A woman reporter with Times Now was allegedly kicked and struck on the head, and her cameraperson was manhandled, while both were reporting live from Kerala House during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protest march to Parliament on July 20. The reporter, who spoke to Newslaundry on condition of anonymity, said prote
As DU reopens, students decode âthinly veiled threatsâ and Jantar Mantar protests (opens the original)
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Amid library sign-ups, threat circulars, and minister resignations, incoming Delhi University students reflect on police crackdowns, paper leaks, and the growing cost of dissent. There were fewer students than usual in Delhi Universityâs North Campus this week, as most of those who had joined days earlier were attending their orientation. You could find students across Hindu College, the Faculty of Law, Daulat Ram College, St Stephen's College and Hansraj College holding a piece of paper eithe
They got beaten at the Parliament march. But they returned to Jantar Mantar (opens the original)
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Protesters report direct blows to the head and cops without nameplates beating them, but they return to the site to keep the demonstration alive. Protesters had gathered for a march to Parliament on July 20, stating that the demonstration would be peaceful. When it began at 9 am, the atmosphere was calm. However, after barricades were breached and protesters started moving forward, the police resorted to a lathi-charge and tear gas shelling. We spoke to some of the protesters, who reported injur
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