Month July 2018
Kumar Mukesh TNN Hisar:Haryana police have arrested a 60-year-old tantric from Fatehabad’s Tohana town for not only raping at least 120 women but also making video clips of the rapes. Police said the tantric, Baba Amarpuri alias Billu, used the clips to blackmail… Continue Reading →
Sedition row: Delhi HC sets aside JNU’s order imposing penalty on Kanhaiya Kumar, calls it ‘illegal’
A Rs 10,000 fine was imposed on Kanhaiya Kumar by an appellate authority of the university in connection with a 2016 incident in which anti-India slogans were allegedly raised at an event relating to Parliament attack convict Afzal Guru’s hanging…. Continue Reading →
Meerut: A private hospital here allegedly denied medical aid to three Dalit sewage workers who had inhaled toxic gas from a septic tank, resulting in their death. The three workers were rushed to the hospital right after incident on… Continue Reading →
Sunny, owner of hotel Lovely, and its manager Avtar Singh also invited six to eight other men to rape the woman at the hotel, the woman alleged in her complaint to the Chandigarh Police. HT Correspondent Chandigarh Lovely guest house… Continue Reading →
Hate is being mainstreamed by the very people responsible to maintain harmony, to bridge divides. That hate is the problem. I am not the problem. by Mohd Asim | Muslims have become an obsession for the media, for the polity, for the… Continue Reading →
January 11, 1951 — July 17, 2018 Reeta Bhaduri’s friends recount stories of her talent, kindness and rare professionalism in the wake of her demise at age 67 in Mumbai | [email protected] Veteran actress Reeta Bhaduri, who suffered from prolonged renal… Continue Reading →
After being on the sidelines of Dalit and feminist movements for long, Dalit women are now standing up for their rights Ashwaq Masoodi Manisha Mashaal from the NGO Swabhimaan Society takes a selfie with anti-caste activists in Kurukshetra. New Delhi: In… Continue Reading →
To instil discipline, nationalism: Govt discusses military training plan for disciplined 10-lakh ‘force of youth’ The incentives include a fixed stipend for the 12-month training and making N-YES an “essential qualification” for jobs in Defence, paramilitary forces and police. 1 Written… Continue Reading →
SC Refuses To Leave Matter To Parliament New Delhi: Reserving its verdict on pleas seeking decriminalisation of Section 377 of the IPC to protect sexual orientation of LGBTs, the Supreme Court refused to leave the matter to Parliament and… Continue Reading →
‘Can’t Allow Mobocracy To Become New Normal’ [email protected] New Delhi: Coming down strongly on the ‘new normal’ of recurring incidents of lynching, the Supreme Court on Tuesday recommended Parliament create a “separate offence” for the crime to instil the fear… Continue Reading →