Suspected Bangladeshis who were apprehended by the GRP at Guwahati Railway Station while boarding an express train, in Guwahati.
PTI Photo
In Or Out?
A trooper guards as people file into an NRC office
Photograph by PTI
We’re All Right
Those included in the draft got receipts on checking
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NRC’s Prateek Hajela won’t say how many people the first draft will omit
Locus Standi
Evicted villagers of Gandhia Pathar display NRC legacy data as proof of citizenship
Photograph by Ushinor Majumdar
Hell On Earth
These children in Nellie haven’t seen their parents since they were detained as illegal immigrants five years ago
Photograph by Ushinor Majumdar
Hell On Earth
Homes demolished in Gandhia Pathar
Photograph by Ushinor Majumdar
Activists of the All Assam Students Association (AASU) taking out a torch light procession in Guwahati in protest against the central government decision to regularise the entry an...
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Rohingya migrants have their breakfast at a temporary shelter in Bayeun, Aceh province, Indonesia. Thousands of migrants - about half of them Bangladeshi and the others minority Ro...
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Members of All Assam Students Union (AASU) burn effigies of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Chief Minister of Assam Tarun Gogoi and Bangladeshi Parliamentarian delegation against th...
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Bodos shout slogans against illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in Assam.
AP Photo/Altaf Qadri
Activists and supporters take out a protest rally against Bangladeshi nationals illegally staying in the northeastern Indian states during a twelve-hour general strike called by th...
AP Photo/Anupam Nath
Policemen escort non-locals for interrogation towards a police station in Imphal.
Use of issue of illegal influx of Bangladeshi immigrants as an election plank by the ruling dispensation harms ties with a friendly country. It shows little concern for India’s strategic interests.
By putting the burden of proof on the citizens to prove themselves as 'genuine indians' the Supreme Court converted lakhs of Indian citizens to suspects.
Assam Chief Minister Sarbanada Sonowal has assured the people that the land, culture, language of the indigenous people are fully safe in the hands of the present government.
The Parliament nod to Citizenship Amendment Bill has raised questions about secularism. Are politicians sacrificing the state's interest at the altar of Hindutva politics?
In an interview with Outlook, Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin, exiled in India since 2004, shares her apprehensions about the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill.
Human rights campaigners say the errors in the National Register of Citizens have caused trauma of epic proportions. Is the Citizenship Amendment Bill the solution?
The National Register of Citizens continues to cause a heartburn among the Assamese and the state's Miya community has chosen poetry as a medium to make itself heard
"BJP government is mocking the 'sacrifice' of the 855 martyrs by bringing in the Citizenship Amendment Bill, which has sparked violent protests across the Northeast."