When a woman commits a crime, the storytelling often drifts from the nature of the crime to her physical attributes, moral values and the idea that she has transgressed the roles assigned to her by society
The 'long march' was called to demand implementation of UGC equity norms, enactment of the “Rohith Vemula Act,” the resignation of Vice-Chancellor and restoration of funds
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 26 February 2026
Cast at eight in a language he barely spoke, displaced by ethnic violence months later, the young actor’s journey mirrors a childhood shaped by conflict and cinema.
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 25 February 2026
The 2020 violence erupted on 23 February in areas such as Jaffrabad, Maujpur and Chand Bagh amid protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and anxieties over the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the National Population Register (NPR).
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 23 February 2026
Marina Lacerda, identified as Minor Victim 1, shares her journey from sexual abuse survivor to women’s rights advocate. In this interview, she discusses breaking her silence at Capitol Hill, healing from trauma, and demanding DOJ accountability for Epstein’s enablers.
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 23 February 2026
Cough sounds carry disease-specific acoustic signatures. By analysing these signatures using an AI-based algorithm, the software attempts to detect underlying respiratory abnormalities.
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 23 February 2026
A November 4, 2010, deposition mentioned that Epstein “repeatedly sexually assaulted more than forty young girls” between 2002 and 2005 at his mansion in West Palm Beach, Florida, abusing many of them dozens, even hundreds of times
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 21 February 2026
Speaking at a session titled “Child-Centric AI Policy: Safeguarding India’s AI Future”, experts examined gaps in India’s current AI policy frameworks, from child rights and data privacy to algorithmic harm and called for a shift from “child safety” to “child well-being by design.”
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 17 February 2026
A close look at reported cases over the past ten years shows that there is no pattern of rampant misuse of the SC/ST Act in universities or higher education institutions
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 12 February 2026
The amendments formally define synthetic media, shorten takedown timelines, and expand compliance requirements for the social media platforms.
BY Mrinalini Dhyani 11 February 2026
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