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All India | Reported by A Vaidyanathan | Updated: March 07, 2015 08:37 IST ML Sharma is one of the defence lawyers in the 2012 Delhi gang-rape and murder case NEW DELHI: The Bar Council of India has issued notices to two defence lawyers… Continue Reading →
and its official now : The Home Minister had stated in Parliament that the No Objection Certificate (NoC) was given to Udwin and Anjali Bhushan but the latter’s name is missing from the documentary shown on BBC, prompting Ministry… Continue Reading →
Four years after the fake pilot licence scam broke out, money and influence continue to be the important qualifications for a job in the sky. Prateek Goyalreports PRATEEK GOYAL 2015-03-14 , Issue 11 Volume 11 One fine morning, pretending to be… Continue Reading →
Friday, 6 March 2015 – 10:56am IST | Agency: dna webdesk Accused in the 2012 Delhi gang rape, Mukesh Singh was paid Rs. 40,000 for his interview by the makers of the controversial documentary India’s Daughter, according to a report… Continue Reading →
5th March, 2015 To, Dr. Prannoy Roy, Co-Founder and Executive Co-Chairperson, NDTV, New Delhi. Dear Dr. Prannoy Roy, On receiving a letter from Ms. Indira Jaising and others, on 3rd march 2015, which raised legal and ethical objections with… Continue Reading →
Kavita Krishnan By Kavita Krishnan FACEBOOK I like others will wait to watch the film before commenting on it. But since a very high voltage campaign has taken shape around it, and it’s shaping our response to rape and rape… Continue Reading →
Vrinda Grover Facebook I have seen the documentary film, India’s Daughter. I think we need to take a position of engagement rather than posit it simplistically as a ban or no ban issue ( which to my mind is… Continue Reading →
The point is not to say ‘we’re not that bad’,more to imply that talking about rape culture in India is to ‘insult Nirbhaya’ or ‘shame India’s honour’. The point is to say we need nuance and specificity to identify what… Continue Reading →
By MAX BEARAKMARCH The lawyers Parijata Bharadwaj, left rear in a black scarf, and Guneet Kaur, center rear, talking to villagers about police violence. CreditKuni Takahashi for The New York Times JAGDALPUR, India — On a quiet night last November, the human… Continue Reading →
India offers its citizens a comfortable illusion of freedom and democracy based on equality and liberty. But a closer inspection of this face value reveals many ugly truths. Homegrown presents a series of articles by Devang Pathak wherein we attempt… Continue Reading →