India’s bloated system of justice has a silent, devastated majority: the undertrials
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Avantika Mehta is a Senior-Associate Editor based out of New Delhi. She grams @the.ladies.compartment
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"The prosecution has utterly failed to establish the offence beyond the reasonable doubt against the accused on each count,” said Bombay High court while setting aside the guilty verdicts in the 7/11 Mumbai blasts case
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In a world overrun by aesthetic and useless objects, Gibson’s poetry stood out as a guide for humanity.
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The bench has issued notice to the Centre to answer why same-sex partners cannot be each other’s emergency medical contacts in the same way heterosexual couples are.
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There are over 10 writ petitions challenging the Election Commission’s order to conduct a special intensive revision of Bihar’s electoral rolls months ahead of the state elections in November. The SC has said the cases go to the root of democracy.
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Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s government passed the Maharashtra Special Public Safety (MSPS) Bill on Friday, July 11 saying it will curb extreme left-wing organisations. However, civil activists take a different view.
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AAIB has released its preliminary report on Air India AI171's June 12 Ahmedabad plane saying that both engines failed within seconds of takeoff.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday heard a batch of petitions challenging the election commission’s June 24 order for a special intensive revision of Bihar’s electoral rolls ahead of the state’s November 2025 assembly elections.
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The Supreme Court is hearing a batch of petitions over Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls where senior lawyers said that the exercise is a proxy for screening citizenship.
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With students from India’s tier‑two and tier-three towns filing out to foreign campuses, a cottage industry of visa‑and‑advice agencies and specialist coaching centres has sprung up
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