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Day May 13, 2018

Fighting back: Meet Rahanas, child sexual abuse survivor, and now a proud lawyer

Rahanas , who was sexually abused by her father and 11 others, has beaten all odds to become an advocate. Saritha S Balan When she was a Class 9 student, Rahanas PP went through horrific sexual abuse. Her father is… Continue Reading →

Delhi Govt Declares War On Hospital That Only Make Profit While Patients Remain Admitted

 Maninder Dabas  After putting efforts in improving the condition of government schools in Delhi, CM Kejriwal led Delhi government had now decided to take on private hospitals and keep a check on heavy profit guzzled by these hospitals which eventually… Continue Reading →

Mad Magazine’s clout may have faded, but its ethos matters more than ever before

Michael J. Socolow Associate Professor, Communication and Journalism, University of Maine Mad Magazine is still hanging on. In April, it launched a reboot, jokingly calling it its “first issue.” But in terms of cultural resonance and mass popularity, it’s largely lost… Continue Reading →

Hundreds Of Bombs Found In Backyard Of Arrested Trinamool Leader Arabul Islam’s home #WTFnews

Ahead of panchayat polls in West Bengal, the police found crude bombs at a former Trinamool lawmaker’s home in Bhangar  by Monideepa Banerjie |    In West Bengal’s Bhangar, bombs in buckets found in ex-TMC lawmaker’s backyard BHANGAR, WEST BENGAL:  HIGHLIGHTS Hundreds… Continue Reading →

India -A remote U.P. village shines the torch on a lurking virus #SundayReading

  Vidya Krishnan BIJNOR, U.P., Families at Pahuli village in U.P.’s Bijnor district say each house has a Hepatatis C patient and there is no help from the government.   | Photo Credit: R.V. Moorthy Pahuli in Bijnor district has emerged as… Continue Reading →

Remembering J. Dey, the slain investigative journalist

  Shubha Sharma MORE-IN On that horror-filled afternoon, killers-for-hire hunted down and killed my husband, while I waited with two plates of lunch Seven years is a long time, but not long enough for you to come to terms with… Continue Reading →

Landmark for women rights – SC okays compensation scheme for sexual assault, acid attack victims

  SC approves NALSA’s Women Victim Compensation Scheme, 2018.A victim of gangrape in any part of the country could now get a minimum compensation of Rs five lakh up to a maximum of Rs 10 lakh. It opens a new era… Continue Reading →

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