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The “Hush-Hush” Climate Crisis: Why No One’s Talking About It

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By Alakananda Mookerjee
| India Currents Verified
Overview As the federal government continues to pull back infrastructure for climate forecasting and climate monitoring, researchers stress that the physical conditions on the ground cannot be brushed away. As I sat down to write this piece, the interior of my apartment was bathed in a shade of pale orange. Smoke from the Canadian wildfires has drifted over the American Midwest and the Mid-Atlantic states, turning the environment into something out of science fiction.
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The End Of Legal “Grace” For Greencard Seekers In The U.S.?

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By Alakananda Mookerjee
| India Currents Verified
A policy memorandum issued very recently by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has sent shockwaves through immigrant communities and the legal sectors that support them.
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Activists Push Back As Deep South Redistricting Threatens Minority Voting Power

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By Alakananda Mookerjee
| India Currents Verified
Overview: On April 29, the Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s congressional map containing two majority-Black districts, weakening Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which bars voting practices that dilute minority representation. Within hours, lawmakers across the South began calling emergency redistricting sessions, a move voting rights advocates say continues a decades-long effort to erode Black political power.
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