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In Youth Bar Association of India Vs Union of India and Others, the Apex Court issued 10 important Guidelines on First Information Report. the copies of the FIRs, unless the offence is sensitive in nature, like sexual offences, offences pertaining… Continue Reading →
Reuters, Dindigul | India is one of the world’s largest textile and garment manufacturers. Many of the workers employed in this $40-billion-a-year industry are trapped in debt bondage, face abuse or are forced to work long hours in poor conditions,… Continue Reading →
SIMI shooting Rajasthan Patrika Madhya Pradesh Police and the state’s Anti-Terrorist Squad killed 8 Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) terrorists on the morning of 31 October in an encounter. These terrorists had escaped from Bhopal Central Jail in… Continue Reading →
MALIK SAJAD & SUHAS MUNSHI@CatchNews | SIMI encounter (Malik/Catch News) Early on Monday morning, the Madhya Pradesh police claimed to have shot dead eight alleged SIMI operatives, who were said to have escaped from Bhopal Central Jail. The undertrials were… Continue Reading →
A series of communal incidents in Madhya Pradesh has raised the question about the security of Muslims. In all these incidents Muslims were the main targets. According to the findings of a team of All India Secular Forum more than… Continue Reading →
8 Psychological Terms for Making Sense of This Traumatic Moment in U.S. Election History Has such aberrant behavior ever so dominated a presidential campaign before? By Don Hazen, Kali Holloway / AlterNet It’s possible that no previous presidential candidate, at… Continue Reading →
By Sikh24 Editors – AMRITSAR SAHIB—On the 32ndanniversary of Sikh genocide committed by the Indian state in Delhi during 1984, Sikh organizations will conduct a ‘Genocide Remembrance March’ on November 3 in Moga. Notably, more than 3000 Sikhs were massacred… Continue Reading →
Ashish Chauhan| TNN | Gujarat has seen several demonstrations by Dalits in recent times (PTI photo) AHMEDABAD: In a society where it is common for people to begin a conversation with “tame keva”, a colloquial expression to know the other… Continue Reading →
Shivani Azad| DEHRADUN: The Jaunsar-Bawar region of Uttarakhand, in the news earlier this year for caste clashes, does not celebrate the festival of lights at the same time as the rest of India, but rather a month afterwards. The belief… Continue Reading →
by SR Darapuri — India is a country of villages. Accordind to 2011 Census it has got 6,40,867 villages. According to the same Census out of a total population of 121 crores 83.3 crores live in villages and 37.7 crores… Continue Reading →