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Greenpeace Ban: Violation of Rights

Vol. 50, Issue No. 17, 25 Apr, 2015
A Vaidyanathan, Achin Vanaik, Achyut Yagnik, Anand Patwardhan, and many others from different parts of India, Aruna Roy, Ashish Kothari, Bittu Sahgal, Claude Alvares, Gautam Navlakha, Harsh Mander, Justice H Suresh, Madhuri Krishanaswami, Medha Patkar, Meenal Tatpati, Nikhil Dey, Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Rajeev Dhavan, Ravi Nair, Shabnam Hashmi, Shripad Dharmadhikary, Sudha Bharadhwaj, Tapan Bose

(The following are extracts from an open letter sent to the Minister of Home Affairs, Rajnath Singh, protesting against the decision to freeze Greenpeace India’s accounts.)

Not a Good Friday

Vol. 50, Issue No. 15, 11 Apr, 2015
Tapan Bose

The argument by the Chief Justice of India H L Dattu that the Chief Justices’ Conference was held on Good Friday to save precious working days and meant no disrespect to the sentiments of India’s Christian minority has not gone down well among the Christians who have been facing violence from the

Expanding the Middle Space in the Naga Peace Process

Vol. 46, Issue No. 53, 31 Dec, 2011
Rita Manchanda, Tapan Bose

It is the new middle class in Naga society that is steadily reshaping the vision of an independent Naga nation that has been rooted in its tribal institutions. Many of the new ideas and initiatives for resolving the old problems of unity and integration are coming from the professional "middle class" women and men. Fourteen years of ceasefire have seen the expansion of a "non-partisan" middle space, the space of Naga social organisations, which holds the promise of nudging the political groups towards reconciliation and accountability.

Arrest and Torture of Syed Geelani

Vol. 37, Issue No. 01, 05 Jan, 2002
Anand Chakravarti, K M Singh, N D Pancholi, Tapan Bose, Tripta Wahi, Vijay Singh

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India s Kashmir War

Vol. 25, Issue No. 13, 31 Mar, 1990
Dinesh Mohan, Gautam Navlakha, Sumanta Banerjee, Tapan Bose

It is the Indian government which has provided a handful of secessionist militants in Kashmir with a mass base. Jagmohan's return to Jammu as governor signalled the unleashing of state repression on a massive scale The government's tendency to treat mass demonstrations as the handiwork of Pakistani agents and use indiscriminate force against the people has alienated the Kashmiri public from India and pushed them into the arms of militants. 7b make matters worse Jagmohan's identification with the BJP in the popular perception and his pronounced anti-Muslim measures are widening the gulf between Hindus and Muslims in the state.

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