The deferral of Nimisha Priya’s execution abroad brings home difficult questions about how India uses, and misuses, the death penalty.
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In Delhi’s punishing summer, a community is left to sweat through legal battles and power cuts, with no relief in sight.
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The death sentence in India is more about poverty than justice, says lawyer Yug Mohit Chaudhry.
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The anguish over the sentencing of an Indian nurse in Yemen must spark concerns about the death penalty, which is used in India too.
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Since its announcement, the Maharashtra Special Public Security Bill has drawn strong criticism from political leaders, civil rights organisations, and legal experts
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Even after legal reforms, medical boards and courts decide differently for minors, rape survivors, and unmarried women, especially in late-term cases
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The Demise Of Ajith Kumar In Tamil Nadu Has Once Again Opened the Pandora’s Box on Custodial Deaths
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The June 30 explosion in the chemical plant in Telegana has brought to light, once again, the lax safety norms and laws that lead to industrial tragedies in India.
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