This Jamshedpur village survives on stream water for 15 years
For fifteen years, residents Bota village in Jamshedpur have relied on stream water, digging small pits to filter water, receiving only one pot per household despite repeated pleas.
Police name Sitaram Yechury, Yogendra Yadav in Delhi Riots case
New Delhi,UPDATED: Sep 13, 2020 01:25 IST
The Delhi Police has named CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury, Swaraj Abhiyan leader Yogendra Yadav, economist Jayati Ghosh, Delhi University professor and activist Apoorvanand, and documentary filmmaker Rahul Roy as co-conspirators in the February Delhi riots.
They have been accused of asking anti-CAA protesters to go to any extreme, spreading discontent in the community by calling CAA/NRC anti-Muslim, and organise demonstrations to malign the image of the Government of India.
The names appeared in a supplementary charge sheet, a copy of which is with the India Today filed by the police on the riots in North East District between February 23 and 26, which claimed 53 lives and left 581 injured, 97 of them having gunshot wounds.
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