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Jats vs Rest: How Inter-Caste Rivalry Stoked Haryana Violence
As the agitation by Jats seeking reservations heated up in Haryana last week, the rioters' anger took a disturbing turn in the towns of Rohtak and Jhajjar. There were accusations of attacks directed specifically at the shops and homes of other communities.
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From A Mortuary In Rohtak, Politics Over The Fatalities In Haryana's Violence
In the mortuary of Rohtak's government hospital, lie the bodies of more than half of those killed in the violence that has roiled Haryana for more than a week over reservations for Jats.
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3 Policemen Were Present, But Kanhaiya Kumar Case Based On TV Footage
Hours after Kanhaiya Kumar was attacked while being taken by the police into a Delhi court, Police Chief BS Bassi told NDTV that he would not oppose bail for the 28-year-old student, whose arrest on sedition charges has been the top national headline for days.
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Exposed In Letter, JNU Vice Chancellor's Doublespeak On Police Action
Stung by criticism that he allowed the police an unprecedented free run on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus, Vice Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar held a press conference on Monday to put out a strong disclaimer.
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Truth vs Hype: Two ISIS Admirers From Hyderabad Had A Change Of Heart?
In a dusty open ground in Hyderabad's Baba Nagar area, we meet Muwahid, 28 and Zahid, 24 (names changed). In 2014, the two young men - along with a third friend - made a failed attempt to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State.
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Exclusive: Meet The 'Fixers' Who Can 'Manage' a Medical College Anywhere In India
In the second part of our investigation, we discovered a web of dubious fixers and so-called placement agencies, which supply doctors of all specialties wholesale to colleges, and even claim they can manage the MCI, the main authority meant to vet medical colleges, and issue a license.
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Exclusive: How Punjab's Medical Colleges Hire 'Ghost' Doctors To Get Their Licence
Imagine being treated by doctors who are not qualified, because they went to a college which hired 'ghost' faculty, private practitioners hired for 2-3 days simply to help get the college its licence.
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'Grass, Weeds Traditional Diet': How UP Government Covered Up NDTV Report On Hunger
24 hours after NDTV aired a report on how villagers in Uttar Pradesh's drought-hit Lalitpur district were consuming rotis made of grass and sabzi of weeds, they were paid a visit by local officials.
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In Drought-Hit Uttar Pradesh, Worms Infest a 'Lifeline' For Children
In 2012, a Supreme Court-appointed panel found that the quality of food being provided under the Anganwadi scheme in Uttar Pradesh (along with three other states) was sub-standard.
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Why Chennai Was Flooded. Warnings Were Ignored
Environmentalists claim that the encroachments into the buffer zones around Chennai's marshlands have affected its capacity to act as a natural absorbent of flood waters.
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Fishing Trips, Children in Playgrounds: How ISIS is Changing Online Strategy
The Paris attacks may have thrust ISIS into headlines around the world, but they face a renewed backlash in what has been a core area of strength: the online space.
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'Who is Amit Shah?' Angry BJP Lawmaker From Bihar Attacks Party Chief
Bhola Singh, a BJP parliamentarian from Bihar, has slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah for the party's massive defeat in the assembly elections in the state, saying Mr Shah must explain or step down.
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'PM's Office Stands Lowered by 3 Idiots Comment,' Says Nitish Kumar To NDTV
As the final stage of the Bihar election campaign becomes increasingly bitter, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has reacted strongly to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks describing the anti-BJP coalition as "3 Idiots".
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In Delhi, BJP-led Mob of Cow Vigilantes Makes Open Threats
Despite the outcry over Dadri - which exposed the deadly potential of cattle vigilantism - and the government's warnings, there appears to be no change in the attitude of these groups, nor any visible attempts to rein them in.
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On 'Aylan Beach', It's Business as Usual
Kemer is not just any beach on the Turkish coast launching refugee boats to Europe - it was there that Aylan Kurdi's body washed up a month ago, after a boat carrying his family and other Syrian refugees capsized in the Aegean Sea between Bodrum and Greece.
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Jats vs Rest: How Inter-Caste Rivalry Stoked Haryana Violence
As the agitation by Jats seeking reservations heated up in Haryana last week, the rioters' anger took a disturbing turn in the towns of Rohtak and Jhajjar. There were accusations of attacks directed specifically at the shops and homes of other communities.
-
From A Mortuary In Rohtak, Politics Over The Fatalities In Haryana's Violence
In the mortuary of Rohtak's government hospital, lie the bodies of more than half of those killed in the violence that has roiled Haryana for more than a week over reservations for Jats.
-
3 Policemen Were Present, But Kanhaiya Kumar Case Based On TV Footage
Hours after Kanhaiya Kumar was attacked while being taken by the police into a Delhi court, Police Chief BS Bassi told NDTV that he would not oppose bail for the 28-year-old student, whose arrest on sedition charges has been the top national headline for days.
-
Exposed In Letter, JNU Vice Chancellor's Doublespeak On Police Action
Stung by criticism that he allowed the police an unprecedented free run on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus, Vice Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar held a press conference on Monday to put out a strong disclaimer.
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Truth vs Hype: Two ISIS Admirers From Hyderabad Had A Change Of Heart?
In a dusty open ground in Hyderabad's Baba Nagar area, we meet Muwahid, 28 and Zahid, 24 (names changed). In 2014, the two young men - along with a third friend - made a failed attempt to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State.
-
Exclusive: Meet The 'Fixers' Who Can 'Manage' a Medical College Anywhere In India
In the second part of our investigation, we discovered a web of dubious fixers and so-called placement agencies, which supply doctors of all specialties wholesale to colleges, and even claim they can manage the MCI, the main authority meant to vet medical colleges, and issue a license.
-
Exclusive: How Punjab's Medical Colleges Hire 'Ghost' Doctors To Get Their Licence
Imagine being treated by doctors who are not qualified, because they went to a college which hired 'ghost' faculty, private practitioners hired for 2-3 days simply to help get the college its licence.
-
'Grass, Weeds Traditional Diet': How UP Government Covered Up NDTV Report On Hunger
24 hours after NDTV aired a report on how villagers in Uttar Pradesh's drought-hit Lalitpur district were consuming rotis made of grass and sabzi of weeds, they were paid a visit by local officials.
-
In Drought-Hit Uttar Pradesh, Worms Infest a 'Lifeline' For Children
In 2012, a Supreme Court-appointed panel found that the quality of food being provided under the Anganwadi scheme in Uttar Pradesh (along with three other states) was sub-standard.
-
Why Chennai Was Flooded. Warnings Were Ignored
Environmentalists claim that the encroachments into the buffer zones around Chennai's marshlands have affected its capacity to act as a natural absorbent of flood waters.
-
Fishing Trips, Children in Playgrounds: How ISIS is Changing Online Strategy
The Paris attacks may have thrust ISIS into headlines around the world, but they face a renewed backlash in what has been a core area of strength: the online space.
-
'Who is Amit Shah?' Angry BJP Lawmaker From Bihar Attacks Party Chief
Bhola Singh, a BJP parliamentarian from Bihar, has slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah for the party's massive defeat in the assembly elections in the state, saying Mr Shah must explain or step down.
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'PM's Office Stands Lowered by 3 Idiots Comment,' Says Nitish Kumar To NDTV
As the final stage of the Bihar election campaign becomes increasingly bitter, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has reacted strongly to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks describing the anti-BJP coalition as "3 Idiots".
-
In Delhi, BJP-led Mob of Cow Vigilantes Makes Open Threats
Despite the outcry over Dadri - which exposed the deadly potential of cattle vigilantism - and the government's warnings, there appears to be no change in the attitude of these groups, nor any visible attempts to rein them in.
-
On 'Aylan Beach', It's Business as Usual
Kemer is not just any beach on the Turkish coast launching refugee boats to Europe - it was there that Aylan Kurdi's body washed up a month ago, after a boat carrying his family and other Syrian refugees capsized in the Aegean Sea between Bodrum and Greece.
