Anjali Ojha
Journalist
28/07/2022
Ladakh, act now Before it’s too Late | NewsClick A recent visit by the writer to the region and interaction with the local population substantiates the point that there is hardly any interface between the bureaucrats and the people.
Two year on...
Let's not forget
Julay from Ladakh
25/03/2021
Coz is important.
In Kargil, water is a major issue, like rest of Ladakh.
In this highland desert, glacial melts, and streams and springs created by them are the main source of water.
In the frigid winter months, water pipelines freeze.
While tankers are provided in many areas, in the heart of the city, where there are some functional handpumps, women walk to down to fetch drinking water.
The pump is black because it's set on fire to melt frozen water.
However they can't wash clothes with precious driving water. Thet go to river Suru that flows through Kargil to wash clothes, even when the river is frozen. Women carry stoves with them to warm the water to use.
If you get water from a tap, be thankful and don't waste it.
25/02/2021
They said I was a bad Hindu
They threatened to kill us and locals on road were supporting rioters
I was lucky to escape, many were not.
One year on, Kapil Mishra is free while activists have been arrested.
This is Delhi's shame
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Babarpur And Jaffrabad: Scenes From Both Sides Of The Divide In Delhi's Babarpur on Tuesday afternoon, when India was hosting US President Donald Trump in the same city, groups of…
19/02/2021
At Jantar Mantar today, taxi drivers staged protest against high challans, rising diesel price, and more.
They also say government should fix rates for Uber and Ola cabs.
18/02/2021
stage silent protest outside Press Club of India against harassment of journalists, sedition charges, raids and more...
It's a silent protest, but the message is clear - stop trying to choke our voices. Stop attacking
12/02/2021
Scene after Mahapanchayat in Bahadurgarh.
What would a Panchayat be without a ?
27/01/2021
You've seen visuals of the violence at
This is an account of the march from to which remained peaceful even after teargas was used. After Mukarba Chowk, there was no police or picketing anywhere till Red Fort. Farmers were being greeted by cheering crowd at places. At Red Fort, a group barged in the monument, but many waited outside unsure of where to go.
In 2015, after having a meal in Parliament canteen, Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed the visitor's book saying "Annadata Sukhi Bhava", may those who provide food be happy. On January 26, unhappy farmers were on the streets of Delhi, chanting slogans against the farm laws, government and the prime minister.
After two months of peaceful protest, the parade which started on the morning of January 26 with the promise of a historic march ended being marred by violence, even as a majority of protesters maintained peace and discipline.
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The Road To Red Fort: A First-Person Account Of Farmers' March From Singhu Border On January 26, as the national parade marched on Rajpath, in the outer parts of Delhi, tractors were rolling for…
26/01/2021
Farmers at
At border, agitating continue protests despite the rain and cold, say they will not go back until the govt accepts their demands.
Farmers have come from as far as Odisha, and say they will march to Delhi on Jan 26 if their demands are not met
Watch full report here
https://youtu.be/JeK7mjMVke4
04/01/2021
Farmers Protest: Women Under The Banner Of 'If We Do Not Rise' Extend Support To Farmers Women under the banner of the 'If We Do Not Rise' campaign extend support to farmers protesting at the Delhi…
At met farmer Sardar Lakhvir Singh from Tarn Taran, his son is getting married in a few days, but he decided to come for the protest.
Says this is more important than the marriage.
At met farmer Sardar Lakhvir Singh from Tarn Taran, his son is getting married in a few days, but he decided to come for the protest.
Says this is more important than the marriage.
This thick smoke filled the sky close to where farmers are on a sit-in. Farmers were asking why are hefty fines imposed on them for burning parali (crop residue), while no action is taken against industrial .
And annadatas are annadatas at the end of the day. A group of gentlemen from Moga invited me to have dinner with them, one of the yummiest meals I've ever had.
That's the Punjabi spirit I would say, they are protesting, and yet they are hospitable, treating us as guests, while we should have considered them our guests.
Instead, their way was blocked and force was used, and yet their spirit is unaffected.
Song in the background is , by Kanwar Garewal and Harf Cheema
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27/11/2020
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Dhanna Singh, who was marching towards Delhi following the ' ' call, died on the spot after a speeding truck hit his tractor-trolley from behind near the Mundhal village in the Bhiwani district.
The angry farmers did not let the police take possession of the dead body. After this accident, a heavy police force was deployed on the spot.
The police have registered a case against the accused truck driver. Two farmers are said to have been injured in the accident, who have been admitted to a hospital in Rohtak. The police have started investigating the case.
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Its been twelve years since the terror attacks in Mumbai on 26/11 that tormented Mumbai and traumatised the entire nation. Twelve years later, several questions on what went down that day still remain unanswered
Kavita, an Asha worker questions why government is not bothered when Asha workers conduct surveys without proper safety equipment. Watch how a woman police personnel pushes aside a child to stop Kavita from talking to media.
This was as protesters agreed to leave Jantar Mantar after police announcement that protest is not allowed due to pandemic.
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