The Special Executive Magistrate freed the CJP leaders when the one-week time cap ran out, while the reasons for denying their freedom earlier are contestable. The Special Executive Magistrate freed ...
The Oxfam study found that the number of rural women workers who are classified as self-employed increased from 57% in 2017-18 to 72.2% in 2023-24. However, a whopping 59% of the women were unpaid ...
New Delhi: A historic mosque near Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official residence in New Delhi has reportedly been issued an eviction notice on Monday, October 19, after the Land and Development ...
Lawyers and civil society representatives are seeking answers at Parliament Street Police Station, but for the most part being stonewalled.
'The face of truth is the face of the hour. For fearless people, that face is peace.' In the decade of the 1940s, especially in the years leading to independence, Shamsher Bahadur Singh (1911-1993), ...
The July-August 1947 issues of 'Organiser' reveal the RSS’s fierce opposition to the tricolour and its demand for a Hindu ...
This visit comes as US oligarch Elon Musk described Mukesh Ambani as the “real boss of India” last week. This article went live on October fifteenth, two thousand twenty six, at twenty-two minutes ...
Earlier, the average FMCG pack sizes had fallen by 11% from 188 grams to 167 grams between the March 2022 quarter and the ...
The CJP leaders were detained by the Delhi police after they had managed to sneak into Jantar Mantar on Tuesday (October 13) morning and waved the national flag, demanding the resignation of Chief ...
When the ministry issued the draft EIA Notification in 2020, it changed the Environmental Protection Rules and extended the validity of all notifications thereunder. By this change, the draft EIA 2020 ...
Two years after G.N. Saibaba’s death, Maharashtra’s surviving appeal against his acquittal raises questions about the law on abatement, the safeguards that failed him and the cost of justice delivered ...
What is it about citizenship, or more precisely the right to vote, that arouses such strong and combustible emotions?