KPCC spokesperson accuses Centre of curtailing right to protest and free speech
Centre denying citizens their constitutional rights to protest and hold peaceful meetings, says H.A. Venkatesh
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NEET protest sparks Congress-BJP face-off at Mysuru college
NEET protest sparks Congress-BJP face-off at Mysuru college
Andhra Pradesh government assures early resolution of long-pending employee issues
After nearly five hours of discussions between a ministerial panel and representatives of 21 employee organisations, Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav says all the demands will be examined and consolidated before placing them before the Chief Minister for consideration
Bengaluru voices at Freedom Park: ‘Why isn’t Dharmendra Pradhan saying anything?’
Scores of students gathered at Freedom Park in Central Bengaluru condemning the police lathi charge on students who were marching to Parliament protesting against NEET irregularities.
Kalaburagi: NEET controversy exposes Centre’s failures, says M.B. Patil
Minister terms the reported police action against Rahul Gandhi during the protest as “undemocratic” and alleges that such incidents have become a pattern since 2014