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Even as India marks June as the Pride month, its a long uphill climb for our Trans citizens.&nbsp;A&nbsp;trans activist in Pune, was at the receiving end of hate messages and life threats, after starting an online fundraiser.
Rishikesh Raut, who goes by Rishi, a 23-year-old non-binary trans person sought to crowdfund&nbsp;₹7 lakh&nbsp;to aid in the gender affirming process.&nbsp;After their fundraiser was shared by several social media&nbsp;influencers, they started to receive a lot of hate in the form of name calling and abuses, resulting in the entire&nbsp;effort taking a toll on Raut&rsquo;s mental health.
In an interview to The Wire, Raut&nbsp;said, "I feel like they target my confidence and want to break me as a person. They feel scared that a trans person is confident and is occupying space in society. They don&rsquo;t want that; they find me disgusting&rdquo; "It&rsquo;s very sad, but they feel I&rsquo;m not equal, that I&rsquo;m disgusting, that I&rsquo;m a creep. There have been horrible threats", they added.

Online fundraiser by Pune trans triggers wave of transphobia & death threats

Pune&nbsp;trans activist trolled&nbsp;after starting online fundraiser Raut&nbsp;raised fundraiser&nbsp;for their gender-affirming surgery 23-year-old trans person sought to crowd-fund&nbsp;₹7 lakh Raut battling severe mental health issues after being trolled
Raut: sad that they feel I&rsquo;m not equal, that I&rsquo;m disgusting

Even as India marks June as the Pride month, its a long uphill climb for our Trans citizens.&nbsp;A&nbsp;trans activist in Pune, was at the receiving end of hate messages and life threats, after starting an online fundraiser.
Rishikesh Raut, who goes by Rishi, a 23-year-old non-binary trans person sought to crowdfund&nbsp;₹7 lakh&nbsp;to aid in the gender affirming process.&nbsp;After their fundraiser was shared by several social media&nbsp;influencers, they started to receive a lot of hate in the form of name calling and abuses, resulting in the entire&nbsp;effort taking a toll on Raut&rsquo;s mental health.
In an interview to The Wire, Raut&nbsp;said, "I feel like they target my confidence and want to break me as a person. They feel scared that a trans person is confident and is occupying space in society. They don&rsquo;t want that; they find me disgusting&rdquo; "It&rsquo;s very sad, but they feel I&rsquo;m not equal, that I&rsquo;m disgusting, that I&rsquo;m a creep. There have been horrible threats", they added.

Over 1 cr migrants walked to home states in lockdown till June: Centre

The Centre said on Tuesday that more than one crore migrant labourers returned to their home states on foot during March-June this year.&nbsp;
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Over 1 crore&nbsp;migrants walked back home: Centre
Govt gives data on exodus of migrant workers in Parliament
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The Centre said on Tuesday that more than one crore migrant labourers returned to their home states on foot during March-June this year.&nbsp;
Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways V K Singh told Lok Sabha in a written reply that Covid-19 has resulted in migration of large number of workers from destination states to the home-states.&nbsp;
He said as per the data compiled by Ministry of Labour and Employment, more than 1.06 crore migrant workers, including those who travelled on foot during the lockdown, returned to their home states.

Ally Akali Dal opposes BJP's bills as farmers protest

As farmers continue to hold protests against Centre's new farm sector bills, BJP's ally Akali Dal has directed its MPs to vote against the three bills in the Rajya Sabha

As farmers continue to hold protests against Centre's new farm sector bills, BJP's ally Akali Dal has directed its MPs to vote against the three bills in the Rajya Sabha. In June, the Centre had issued three ordinances related to farm trade, pricing, farm services and essential commodities. The farmers' unions have termed these bills as worse than coronavirus and have warned that any MP who supports the bills will not be allowed to enter villages. The BJP has claimed that the bills are "far sighted" and will boost agricultural produce and help farmers get better price for their produce.

As farmers continue to hold protests against Centre's new farm sector bills, BJP's ally, the&nbsp;Akali Dal, has directed its MPs to vote against the three bills in the Rajya Sabha. In June, the Centre had issued three ordinances related to farm trade, pricing, farm services and essential commodities. The farmers' unions have termed these bills as worse than coronavirus and have warned that any MP who supports the bills will not be allowed to enter villages. The BJP has claimed that the bills are "far sighted" and will boost agricultural produce and help farmers get better price for their produce.

'Understand chronology': Rahul's latest jibe at Centre

Without missing any opportunity, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi once again takes a dig at Centre over the India-China border standoff.&nbsp;

'Understand chronology' Rahul's latest jibe at Centre

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi takes a dig at centre over China
Rahul: is Modi&nbsp;govt with Indian army or with China?
Rahul&nbsp;explores chronology of LAC standoff

Without missing any opportunity, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi once again took a dig at the Centre over the India-China border standoff. In his latest tweet, the Congressman yet again taunted the centre as he explored the LAC chronology, mocking Home Minister Shah who had first used the now-popular 'Chronology phrase' last year. Rahul&nbsp;wrote, "PM said no one entered the&nbsp;border...Then took a huge loan from China-based bank.. then, defence minister said China had encroached ..Now, Minister of State for Home said no infiltration."&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;went on to ask 'Is Modi&nbsp;govt with Indian army or with China?' The sneering remark&nbsp;referred to PM Modi's June comment where he clarified that no one had intruded the Indian borders and to&nbsp;a reported $750 million&nbsp;loan taken by the government from a Beijing&nbsp;backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in June.&nbsp;

Minister explains why Kangana got Y security

The Y-plus security cover to actress Kangana Ranaut has been provided after a request from her father to the Himachal government, says MoS&nbsp;Home G Kishan Reddy

The Y-plus security cover to actress Kangana Ranaut has been provided after a request from her father to the Himachal government, which in turn forwarded it to the Centre, Union Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy said on Friday. According to her father, the actress was responding to social issues which caused "heartburn" to some people in Maharashtra, the minister told reporters. Kangana's father met the CM and stated that she was being harassed and based on his request, the Himachal govt approached the Centre. The Minister, however, did not clarify who is going to foot the bills for the security - the state government or the actress herself.

Hyderabad, PTI: The Y-plus security cover to actress Kangana Ranaut has been provided based on a request from her father to the state government in her native Himachal Pradesh, which in turn forwarded it to the Centre, Union Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy said on Friday.
According to her father, the actress was responding to social issues which caused "heartburn" to some people in Maharashtra, the minister told reporters.
The Himachal Pradesh Government had asked (for security for her). Kangana Ranaut's father wrote a letter to the Chief Minister of Himachal. He had also met the CM and submitted a memorandum that his daughter was being subjected to harassment... based on his request, the Himachal Chief Minister informed the centre about the situation, Mr Reddy said.
However, when asked, the Minister did not clarify who is going to foot the bills for the security - the state government or the actress herself.
The Bollywood actor was given Y-plus category security and is protected by about 10 armed commandos round-the-clock after she and some of the Maharashtra politicians indulged in a bitter war of words over the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput in June.

Fear of 2nd wave in Delhi: highest day spike since pandemic began

Sparking fears of second wave in the national capital, Delhi on Wednesday&nbsp;recorded 4,039 fresh Covid-19 cases, which is the highest single-day spike since the&nbsp;government announced pandemic in March this year. The city over all infection tally also&nbsp;breached the two lakh-mark, while&nbsp;the death toll mounted to 4,638.&nbsp;The previous highest&nbsp;single-day spike of 3,947 cases was recorded on June 23.&nbsp;The number of Covid-19 tests conducted in a single day also rose to a new record high with 54,517 tests conducted in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;Over the past week, Delhi has recorded more than 2,800 new cases every day on an average.&nbsp;Cases in Delhi rose rapidly through May and June but started dropping by the end of June after hitting an initial peak. After a steady drop in cases for around three weeks, cases again started rising alarmingly from mid-August. As of Wednesday, there are 2,01,174 cases in the city.&nbsp;

Sparking fears of a second wave in the national capital, Delhi on Wednesday&nbsp;recorded 4,039 fresh Covid-19 cases, which is the highest single-day spike since the&nbsp;government announced a pandemic in March this year. The city's over all infection tally also&nbsp;breached the two lakh-mark, while&nbsp;the death toll mounted to 4,638.&nbsp;The previous highest&nbsp;single-day spike of 3,947 cases was recorded on June 23.&nbsp;The number of Covid-19 tests conducted in a single day also rose to a new record high with 54,517 tests conducted in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;Over the past week, Delhi has recorded more than 2,800 new cases every day on an average.&nbsp;Cases in Delhi rose rapidly through May and June but started dropping by the end of June after hitting an initial peak. After a steady drop in cases for around three weeks, cases again started rising alarmingly from mid-August. As of Wednesday, there are 2,01,174 cases in the city.&nbsp;

India responsible for escalating border tensions, alleges China

The Chinese government alleged on Saturday that India is responsible for escalating tension along the border and blamed Delhi for stand-off in the Ladakh&nbsp;region.

China blames India for escalating border tensions

The Chinese government alleged on Saturday that India is responsible for escalating tension between the two countries. China has also said it will not lose "an inch of its territory". The Indian Army this week said it had blocked Chinese troops carrying out "provocative military movements" in the Pangong Tso Lake region of Ladakh. The Army described these movements as the most serious since June. India has claimed that Beijing attempted to change the status quo in certain areas in eastern Ladakh. The Chinese statement came hours after a high-level meeting in Moscow between Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and his Chinese counterpart, Wei Fenghi.

The Chinese government alleged on Saturday that India is responsible for escalating tension between the two countries. China has also said it will not lose "an inch of its territory". The Indian Army this week said it had blocked Chinese troops carrying out "provocative military movements" in the Pangong Tso Lake region of Ladakh. The Army described these movements as the most serious since June. India has claimed that Beijing attempted to change the status quo in certain areas in eastern Ladakh. The Chinese statement came hours after a high-level meeting in Moscow between Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and his Chinese counterpart, Wei Fenghi.
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