Tag: NRC
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Reassures Voters Against Implementation of CAA-NRC Ahead of Assembly...
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee reassures people in West Bengal and tells them they need not be fearful of the implementation of the CAA-NRC in the state.
Including 4,700 ‘Ineligible’ Names: 2019 Assam NRC List Not ‘final’
A new affidavit in the Guwahati High Court shows that the names of 4,700 people who are ‘ineligible’ have been added pointing to an error in need of correction.
AAP Government Passes Resolution Against NPR and NRC
The Delhi Assembly passes a resolution against NPR, NRC.
Students Detained for Rising Up Against CAA, NRC, NPR in Delhi
Several students were detained by the police for participating in a protest demonstration against CAA, NRC and NPR at Jantar Mantar on March 3.
Why the Combination of Census and NPR Will Marginalise the Poor and Voiceless
The Census has high error rate, combined with the NPR it will marginalise and disempower the poor even further. Its high time the imbedded paradox of the NPR is taken seriously.
Is the NPR the First Step to the NRC: A Group of ‘Concerned Citizens’...
A group of concerned citizens has asked for widespread non-cooperation with the NRC and a continuation of peaceful resistance.
Pan Card, Land Records Rejected by Gauhati High Court as Proof of Citizenship
Jabeda Begum of Assam submitted 15 documents to claim citizenship, but was rejected by the Gauhati High Court.
Still Undecided on Nation-wide NRC: Home Ministry Clarifies in Parliament
The Home Ministry clarified in Parliament that it hasn't arrived on a final decision on a nation-wide NRC.This clarification comes amid ongoing protests against the CAA.
“Anupam Kher is a Clown, Don’t Take Him Seriously”, Naseeruddin Shah
Veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah has expressed his critique of the CAA-NRC-NPR and pointed once again to the discomforting silence of the stalwarts of Bollywood.
The Unfeasibility of the NRC in a Country Where Even a Birth Certificate is...
The NRC will be an extremely uphill task in a country where documentation infrastructure is poor and registration of birth is still a rarity.
