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130 Dalit households in Bengal fight for their right to worship

Threatened, ostracised and pushed to the edge, a group of about 130 Dalit families in West Bengal's Purba Bardhaman district are pinning their final hopes on police and district administration to......

130 Dalit families allowed temple entry in Bengal after 3 centuries

Breaking the shackles of caste-based discrimination, practiced in a rural pocket of West Bengal for nearly three centuries, representatives of 130 Dalit families for the first time set foot inside......

LJP is 'vote katwa party': Sushil Modi

Bihar deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi on Friday said that the Lok Janshakti Party left the National Democratic Alliance as it wanted more seats than what the Bharatiya Janata Party was......

'Overconfidence Caused Congress Defeat In Haryana'

'Congress leaders are ready to lose the election and not form the government, but are never ready to share seats with others.' IMAGE: Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini celebrates the......

Now, Nehru's statue blackened in West Bengal

India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru's statue with its face blackened, was found in Katwa town of West Bengal on Saturday, the police said. The Congress has blamed the BJP for the......

Mamata's Singur stand may hurt NTPC project

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is getting applause from supporters on her decision to take back Singur land from the Tata Group and for her stance on land acquisition.However, this unwillingness to......

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News for Katwa

130 Dalit households in Bengal fight for their right to worship

130 Dalit families allowed temple entry in Bengal after 3 centuries

LJP is 'vote katwa party': Sushil Modi

'Overconfidence Caused Congress Defeat In Haryana'

Now, Nehru's statue blackened in West Bengal

Mamata's Singur stand may hurt NTPC project

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