Citizen Reporter India

Citizen Reporter India (CRI) is led by its founder and owner, Pir Azhar-u-Din, who established the platform to amplify the voices of underserved communities and bridge the gap between the public and the administration.

Koti Deepotsavam to be Declared Telangana State Festival from Next Year, Says CM

Hyderabad: In a landmark announcement, Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy declared that the annual spiritual event Koti Deepotsavam will be officially recognised as a State festival starting next year. The festival, which draws thousands of devotees every year during Kartika Masam, is held at Hyderabad’s NTR Stadium and involves the lighting of thousands of lamps as…

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Unfinished House Collapses in Attappadi, Claims Lives of Two Tribal Children

By: Pir Azhar U Din Palakkad, Kerala – November 9, 2025: Two children from the Muthuka tribal settlement were killed and another seriously injured on Sunday when the wall of an unfinished house collapsed at Karuvara, Agali, in Attappadi. The deceased children have been identified as Aadi (7) and Ajnesh (4), siblings and children of…

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In Kashmir’s Kalaroose, Nallah Mori Turns Toxic, Marginalized Communities Hit Hard

 Kupwara  |8 November 2025 A freshwater stream once known for its purity and trout fish in north Kashmir’s Kalaroose area of Kupwara district has turned toxic after years of administrative neglect, leaving the rural and marginalized communities struggling for safe water. Nallah Mori, fed by melting snow and natural springs, irrigates hundreds of kanals of…

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Kerala CM Slams RSS Song at Vande Bharat Launch, Calls It a ‘Dangerous Move’

Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 8: Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has strongly criticized the inclusion of a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)-linked song during the launch of the Ernakulam–Bengaluru Vande Bharat Express, calling it a “dangerous move” and an attempt to infuse ideological propaganda into a government function. The controversy erupted when, during the inaugural ceremony of the…

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Where Meals Are Cooked in the Kitchen, and Knowledge Served in the Guest Room — Inside Bandipora’s ‘Library Village

Aragam (Bandipora), Nov 8: Nestled at the foothills of the Harmukh range, about 65 kilometers north of Srinagar, lies Aragam village in Bandipora district — a settlement known for its natural beauty but limited educational resources. Here, in a modest two-room house surrounded by paddy fields and apple orchards, a quiet revolution in learning is…

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Evergreen Education Welfare Society Revives Learning Spirit in Remote Taisuru Village of Ladakh

Kargil, Ladakh // In the cold, isolated valleys of Taisuru — a remote and marginalized village in Suru Valley under Kargil district — a small group of determined youth have proven that community willpower can succeed where formal systems failed. Cut off for nearly eight months every year by snow and landslides, and located about…

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SSA Primary School in Mando Village Lies Closed for Seven Years; Students Risk Lives to Reach Other Schools in LoC Area

Rabia Ahad Kupwara // In the far-flung and marginalized border communities of north Kashmir, education continues to be one of the greatest challenges. Despite years of development programs and technological progress, children in these hilly areas remain deprived of even basic educational facilities. Poor connectivity, lack of infrastructure, and administrative neglect have turned education into…

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Madras High Court Allows Temple Car to Pass Through Dalit Colony, Says Faith Cannot Be Fenced by Caste

Chennai, Nov 8: In a significant ruling promoting social equality and religious inclusivity, the Madras High Court has permitted the Muthu Kolakki Amman Temple car to pass through a Dalit colony in Kancheepuram district. While hearing a petition filed by Selvaraj, a member of the Scheduled Caste community, Justice P.B. Balaji observed that faith cannot…

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