Day May 7, 2018
by- Valsun Thampu The chapel does not matter much to the Christians either in the college or outside. Muhammad Ali Jinnah is the apology for importing turmoil into Aligarh Muslim University. The Jinnah counterpart in St Stephen’s College, it seems, is… Continue Reading →
By- Ben Smee Adani’s coal-fired power business has reported more heavy losses, prompting the Indian conglomerate to announce it would shift away from using expensive imported coal. Analysts say the fourth-quarter financial results for… Continue Reading →
Says Shyam Divan In His Rejoinder On Day 36 of the Aadhaar hearing i.e., Thursday, Attorney General KK Venugopal advanced submissions on the mandate of Aadhaar-SIM card linkage in the light of the February 6, 2017 order of the Supreme Court in Lokniti Foundation… Continue Reading →
Image copyrightSUDHARAK OLWEImage captionA photo of Sagar Shejwal A recent exhibition in the Indian city of Mumbai documented Dalit (formerly known as “untouchable”) families that have lost a loved one because of discrimination and violence. The photographs by Sudharak Olwe… Continue Reading →
HIGHLIGHTS The apex court fixed the next date of hearing as July 9. The hearing of the case would be held on day-to-day basis and in-camera, the court said SC also asked the government to provide security to victim’s family,… Continue Reading →
Noura Hussein, a 19-year-old Sudanese woman was found guilty of attempted murder last week after suffering marital rape. The court’s decision sparked an outcry from women’s rights activists. Many expressed solidarity with Noura Hussein, arguing that the murder was an… Continue Reading →