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An investigation by @reporters_co has found that 1.82 lakh people declared dead and deleted from Rajasthan’s electoral rolls by the ECI during the SIR are still listed as living, eligible voters in the state’s panchayat rolls, sparking outrage from opposition leaders, activists and journalists.
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A ten-member foot march from Geku to Itanagar, organised by the Adi Galo Welfare Society, is demanding the release of those detained during the anti-Siang dam movement and the withdrawal of the heavy security deployment in the Siang belt.
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After thousands of residents from over 12 railway-side settlements between Kurla and Vashi Naka protested outside the Collector's office on 4 November, officials stayed the demolition of 3,762 homes and promised a "house for a house" policy, but the Jan Haq Sangharsh Samiti says it will keep fighting until the order is given in writing and rehabilitation is guaranteed.
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Advertorials on Maya,the sick baby elephant,airlifted from Kerala to Gujarat for treatment is very touching indeed.But why doesn’t tycoon’s heart bleed for poorest of India’s humans who have to suffer a subhuman life.Will Anant announce a voluntary 5%wealth tax to support them?
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India-born @nithyavraman defeated incumbent Karen Bass to become Los Angeles’ first South Asian mayor, pledging to expand affordable housing, improve city services and address homelessness.
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While speaking to Maktoob’s Ghazala Ahmad, Nashra Naim credited her historic victory to students’ unwavering support, saying the election of a woman vice president, five women cabinet members and two women court members showed that AMU had reimagined leadership and politics.
She pledged to honour the mandate with honesty and responsibility, work for students’ betterment and help strong new leaders emerge from AMU.
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Dear friends,
Please take a moment to listen to @MaktoobMedia CEO Shamseer Ibrahim speak about why we started @maktoobhindi and why we now need your support.
This is our first subscription appeal in two years, with a one-time payment starting at just ₹500.
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Students celebrate Nashra Naim’s historic win as AMUSU’s first woman vice president
Students raise slogans and celebrate Nashra Naim’s historic election as AMUSU vice president, the first woman to win the post in the union’s 142-year history.
Nashra, a law student, is the national executive committee member of Fraternity Movement.
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First in the history of AMUSU!
Nashra Naim has become the first woman elected vice president of the Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union (AMUSU), marking a historic moment as students voted for their representatives after eight years.
Nashra, a law student from Uttar Pradesh, is also a National Executive Committee member of the Fraternity Movement.
Noman Ashraf won the president’s post, while Mohammad Hamdan was elected secretary. The elections followed student protests demanding the restoration of an elected union.
reports @ghazalaahmad5
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India-born @nithyavraman defeated incumbent Karen Bass to become Los Angeles’ first South Asian mayor, pledging to expand affordable housing, improve city services and address homelessness.
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Nashra Naim has become the first woman elected vice president of the Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union (AMUSU), marking a historic moment as students voted for their representatives after eight years.
Nashra, a law student from Uttar Pradesh, is also a National Executive Committee member of the Fraternity Movement.
Noman Ashraf won the president’s post, while Mohammad Hamdan was elected secretary. The elections followed student protests demanding the restoration of an elected union.
reports @ghazalaahmad5
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Noman Ashraf, a PhD scholar in History and a student leader, has been elected president of the Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union (AMUSU) in its first elections in eight years.
Nashra Naim made history as the union’s first woman vice president, while Mohammad Hamdan was elected secretary.
reports @ghazalaahmad5
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After an eight-year gap and a 19-day hunger strike, AMU students vote on November 5 to revive a union that has long trained Muslim political leaders, even as women candidates ask why its top posts remain out of their reach.
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Last night, we celebrated a people’s victory. 16 Democratic Socialists elected in New York. Abdul El-Sayed and other pro-Palestine candidates won across the country. The people have spoken and are demanding candidates who demonstrate moral clarity and the willingness to fight alongside our movements for economic justice, immigrant rights, climate action, and against war and genocide. This year is a turning point in our fight, from the local level to across the globe. Our victories present a hopeful alternative to both Trumpism and the Democratic establishment and we’re only getting started.
Thank you to the over 1100 volunteers who’ve believed in our campaign and provided the people-power needed to get us across the finish line. Thank you to everyone who's been hard at work for years organizing, agitating, and building the foundation that’s led to our victories last night. Thank you to the communities of District 12 who we’re building this beautiful future with together and to the 47,000 voters who showed up to cast their ballots for our collective vision.
A better world is possible, and we’re building it here in the World’s Borough.
