Clarion India

Clarion India

Clarion India, previously known as Caravan Daily, has been highlighting the struggles of India's marginalized groups, including Dalits, tribal communities, women, and others, since 2013. This initiative is part of the Alternative Communications Trust (ACT), a non-profit organization driven by journalists and volunteers committed to ethical journalism that aligns with strong values. Despite limited resources, Clarion India has persevered through tough challenges, providing a different viewpoint from the often loud and divisive stories presented by many corporate media outlets. The mission of Clarion India is to promote a secular, democratic, and inclusive vision for the country—one that reflects the ideals set forth by our founding fathers and the promises of our secular and liberal Constitution. However, maintaining independent and truthful journalism requires community support. We invite you to contribute and help sustain Clarion India. Donate now to make a difference.

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  • 1 month ago | clarionindia.net

    NEW DELHI — As the US plans to impose reciprocal tariffs across trading countries by April 2, the Indian government has formed a high-level committee which is tasked to review tariff relief on imports from the US. The panel, formed under the Union Commerce Ministry, is likely to submit its report by March 15. The […]

  • 2 months ago | clarionindia.net | Arjumand Shaheen

    Tanvir was detained in December 2023 on charges of posting anti-Pakistan content. HYDERABAD — Hyderabad-origin activist Zahack Tanvir has been released from custody in Saudi Arabia after nearly a year of detention. Tanvir, known for his outspoken views on international affairs and counter-extremism, was arrested in December 2023 on charges of posting anti-Pakistan content.

  • 2 months ago | clarionindia.net | Arjumand Shaheen

    NEW DELHI — Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday accused the government of hiding the real death toll numbers in the Maha Kumbh stampede and demanded that punitive action be taken against those officials, whom he claimed conspired and colluded to conceal the real figures. The stampede that broke out on Mauni Amavasya, one of the biggest Amrit Snans, resulted in the death of about 30 devotees and injury to more than 60.

  • Jan 8, 2025 | clarionindia.net | Behzad Parvez

    CHENNAI — The Madras High Court has observed that offenses committed by jail officials are far more serious than those by convicts who have been thrown into prison. A Division Bench comprising Justice S.M. Subramaniam and Justice Jothiraman made this remark while hearing a petition alleging misappropriation of funds by prison authorities. The petitioner, Gokila, submitted that her husband, Murugaiyan, a convict in Puzhal Central Prison, had not been paid his wages for four months.

  • Nov 29, 2024 | clarionindia.net | Arjumand Shaheen

    Pervez Bari | Clarion IndiaBHOPAL – The four-day 77th Tablighi Ijtima, an Islamic global congregation, began on Friday at Eintkhedi on the outskirts of Bhopal, the state capital of Madhya Pradesh, with lakhs of Muslims from all across the country and abroad in attendance.