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Social activists urge Bangalore police to book Haryana minister Anil Vij for hate tweet

Social activists urge Bangalore police to book Haryana minister Anil Vij for hate tweet
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Disha Ravi s arrest: Ramachandra Guha hits out at Centre, many groups hold protests demanding activi- The New Indian Express

Disha Ravi s arrest: Ramachandra Guha hits out at Centre, many groups hold protests demanding activist s release Over 100 people gathered at Mysuru Bank Circle on Monday evening, shouting slogans against the central government, its ‘fascist’ attitude, and demanding Ravi’s immediate release. Share Via Email | A+A A- Members of various Bengaluru groups staged a protest condemning the arrest of Disha Ravi and demanding her immediate release. (Photo | EPS) By Express News Service BENGALURU: Members of various groups including renowned historian Ramachandra Guha staged a protest condemning the arrest of Disha Ravi and demanding her immediate release. Over 100 people gathered at Mysuru Bank Circle on Monday evening, shouting slogans against the central government, its ‘fascist’ attitude, and demanding Ravi’s immediate release. The protesters were holding several placards including those which read, “Standing for farmers is not sedition”, “Hands off our

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Disha Ravi arrest: Delhi police did not follow due process

Updated: Activists, student community in shock Share Article AAA File photo of Disha A. Ravi, who has been a prominent voice on environmental issues in the city for nearly three years. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Activists, student community in shock Disha A. Ravi, 22, who was arrested by the Delhi police in connection with the Greta Thunberg ‘toolkit’ case on Saturday, has been a prominent young voice on environmental issues in the city for nearly three years. In 2019, Ms. Disha, then a student of Mount Carmel College, was one of the co-founders of Fridays For Future (FFF), India, an initiative led by Ms. Thunberg. One of her friends, who did not wish to be named, said that as she hailed from an agricultural family, concern for the environment and climate change came naturally to her. Ms. Disha also saw the ongoing farmers’ protests as part of the climate change crisis, sources said.

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Dropping Law Minister from panel on BMIC raises eyebrows

Dropping Law Minister from panel on BMIC raises eyebrows Updated: Updated: Cabinet reconstitutes sub-committee formed in February Share Article Cabinet reconstitutes sub-committee formed in February The State Cabinet’s decision to drop Law Minister J.C. Madhuswamy from a sub-committee formed in February 2020 to resolve legal disputes related to land acquisition for the Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project has drawn the ire of activists fighting for farmers in the case. Mr. Madhuswamy had reportedly taken a strong stand that all excess land notified for the project must be returned. The Cabinet sub-committee is tasked with implementing the recent Supreme Court order that said the project should be implemented strictly according to the Framework Agreement (FWA). The agenda of the first meeting of the sub-committee included release of excess land from preliminary notification and revision of the outline development plan as per the FWA, sources said. The

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